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Tanya Brockett
Where entrepreneurs go to ditch the fear, confusion, and overwhelm of writing a best-seller worthy, nonfiction book. We publish episodes every Word Worthy Wednesday and cover everything from mental toughness to writing tips to making money with your books to learning best practices from other successful authors and industry experts.
[And yet it all gets done.] Today’s Worthy Writer Edition connects with fellow author and entrepreneur, Shermell “Star” Ward. Join the discussion about publishing a book, running a traveling notary, and being a love officiant. Guest Bio—Star Ward Shermell “Star” Ward is the author of Compositions of Me, for which she has an upcoming book […]
[Do you have a story to tell?] Today's Worthy Writer Edition connects with fellow author, ghostwriter, and book coach, Alyssa Berthiaume. Join the discussion about publishing a memoir, working with authors, and various publishing options.
Guest Bio—Alyssa Bertiaume
Alyssa Berthiaume is a mompreneur, author, ghostwriter and writing guide with a superpower for hearing between the lines and capturing the voice of her clients. She's the Lady Boss Owner of The Write Place, Right Time, her virtual boutique of book coaching and ghostwriting services for brilliant, brave, and badass folks ready to change the ‘effin’ world with their stories. She’s also the author of Dear Universe, I Get it Now: Letters on the Art and Journey of Being Brave and Being Me. If you can catch her away from the keyboard, she's probably drinking Maple Lattes, watching The Princess Bride for the thousandth time, solving the latest Hunt-a-Killer case, or having fun with her partner and son.
Join the ConversationOn today's show, Tanya and Alyssa talk about publishing, writing a memoir, and more.
Key points and juicy nuggets you can learn from Alyssa include:
- The difference between a memoir and an autobiography
- How Alyssa found the perfect title for her book
- The issues of working with a small, independent publisher
- And much more!
You will learn so much from this conversation between two ghostwriters who are also authors—listen in to get the full scoop.
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Show Mentions:
- Alyssa's book, Dear Universe, on Amazon: https://amzn.to/3JeZQ4V
- Connect with Alyssa: https://thewriteplacerighttime.com/ and https://ayberthiaume.com
- Link to Alyssa's Scorecard: https://thewriteplacerighttime.com/index.php/score-card/
- Master Your Publishing Path with Tanya Brockett on Prolific Writers Life: https://TanyaLoves.me/group
- Join our Worthy Tribe to have affirmations and episode drops sent to you: https://WriteSomethingWorthy.com/Alerts
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- Podcast Voiceover Artist: Genesis Brockett
- Jingle composer: Halle Brockett Affiliate Disclosure: We often recommend products and services that we love. If you choose to use any of them, we may earn a small commission, but it will never impact the price you pay for the great stuff we share.
[Would you let a bot write your book?] Artificial intelligence (AI), especially since the emergence of Open AI's ChatGPT, is a big topic of discussion in many industries. Can it make a positive difference in the nonfiction writing community? What are the pros and cons of nonfiction authors using ChatGPT in researching and writing nonfiction books. We'll chat about that in this episode.
What is all the buzz about the bot?Greetings Worthy Tribe, Tanya here and I appreciate your joining me on the Write Something Worthy Podcast. Today, I am going to chat about ChatGPT, and artificial intelligence in general, to help nonfiction authors to write a book.. You may have heard that people are using ChatGPT to create poems, write songs, create research papers, and much more. But can you rely on a system that scrapes the internet to find factual, valuable content to create original works?
Test Driving ChatGPTI decided to take ChatGPT on a test drive to see what the fuss was about. I wanted to see what it would create if given specific instructions. The basic concept is to give a specific instruction for the AI to carry out. It would then return a "completion" of your request. The key is to provide an instruction that accurately expresses what you want your ideal result to be. I used three simple instructions and received three different completions. See below.
Attempt #1Write a podcast script that compares the pros and cons of nonfiction authors using ChatGPT in their books.
[INTRO MUSIC] Welcome to the podcast, where we'll be discussing the pros and cons of nonfiction authors using ChatGPT in their books.
ChatGPT, or Chat-focused Generative Pre-trained Transformer, is a new artificial intelligence tool that helps authors create natural-sounding dialogue for their characters. But how does it affect the quality of nonfiction books?
Let's start with the pros.
ChatGPT can help authors create realistic dialogue for their characters, which can improve the overall quality of the book. It can also help authors save time, as they don’t have to manually come up with all the dialogue themselves. Now, let’s look at the cons.
ChatGPT is still a relatively new technology, and as such, it is prone to errors and inaccuracies.
Additionally, some critics argue that using ChatGPT could be seen as “cheating”, as it takes away from the author’s creativity.
So, what do you think? Is using ChatGPT in nonfiction books a good idea or a bad one? Let us know in the comments.
[OUTRO MUSIC] Thanks for listening. This has been the podcast, discussing the pros and cons of nonfiction authors using ChatGPT in their books.
[LISTEN TO THE PODCAST to get my feedback about this.]
Attempt #2Write a podcast script that compares three pros and three cons of authors using ChatGPT in their nonfiction books.
[Intro Music] Welcome to the Nonfiction Book Writing Podcast. Today we’re going to be talking about the pros and cons of using ChatGPT in nonfiction books.
ChatGPT is a tool that helps authors generate content quickly and accurately. It uses natural language processing to generate text from a given prompt, and it works in many different genres.
So let’s dive into the pros and cons of using it in nonfiction books.
First, let’s look at the pros:
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It saves time – authors can generate content in a fraction of the time it would take them to write it manually.
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It’s accurate – the generated content is often grammatically correct and factually accurate.
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It’s cost-effective – it’s cheaper than hiring a professional editor or writer.
Now, let’s look at the cons:
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It can be less creative – the generated content can sometimes be a bit formulaic and uninspired.
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It can be difficult to customize – authors may not be able to tweak the generated content as much as they’d like.
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It can be unreliable – sometimes the generated content can be inaccurate or full of mistakes.
So those are the pros and cons of using ChatGPT in nonfiction books.
As you can see, there are both advantages and disadvantages to using this tool, so it’s important for authors to weigh up the pros and cons before deciding whether or not to use it.
Thanks for listening to this episode of the Nonfiction Book Writing Podcast. Until next time, happy writing! [Outro Music]
[LISTEN TO THE PODCAST to get my feedback about this.]
Attempt #3 Write a podcast script that compares four pros and four cons of authors using ChatGPT to research and write their nonfiction books.
[Intro Music] Welcome to the Writing 4 Writers Podcast. Today we’re discussing the pros and cons of authors using ChatGPT to research and write their nonfiction books.
ChatGPT is an AI-powered bot that uses natural language processing to help authors with research and writing. It can generate ideas, suggest citations, and even write sections of a book.
Let’s start off with the pros.
First, ChatGPT can save authors time by automating research and writing tasks. This can be especially helpful for authors who are working on tight deadlines.
Second, ChatGPT can provide reliable data from reliable sources. This can help authors ensure the accuracy and credibility of their book.
Third, ChatGPT can generate ideas for authors to explore. This can help authors come up with new angles and perspectives to write about.
Finally, ChatGPT can help authors stay organized. It can help track and organize citations and sources, which makes the writing process much more efficient.
Now, let’s talk about the cons.
First, ChatGPT can be expensive. Depending on the size of the project and the complexity of the research, the cost can add up quickly.
Second, ChatGPT can lead to plagiarism. Authors need to be careful to ensure they are not accidentally plagiarizing someone else’s work.
Third, ChatGPT can produce results that are not as creative or interesting as manually written content. This can make it difficult for authors to truly express themselves.
Finally, ChatGPT can be unreliable. It can produce results that are irrelevant or incorrect, which can lead to frustration and wasted time.
That’s it for today’s episode of the Writing 4 Writers Podcast. We hope this discussion of the pros and cons of ChatGPT was useful for authors considering using the tool for their nonfiction books.
Thanks for listening!
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Abundant Author AffirmationIt is time again for our Abundant Author Affirmation. Write it down if it resonates with you. Post it wherever you will see it and say it throughout your day to keep your heart happy and your subconscious mind aware of it.
I tap into the resources that make my writing life simple.
And with that, we are complete.
Want to Chat about Bots & Authorship?Remember, just because the internet is buzzing with chat bots and AI use, it doesn’t mean you have to use it. You choose the tools and resources that align with you, your writing life, and your values. You do you. But, it is okay to have fun along the way!
Let's chat about it! On the fourth Tuesday of each month at 4 PM EST, I will spend 30 minutes with a group of you to answer your questions, share resources, provide tips, offer strategies, and guide you on your path to publishing. We can chat about the pros and cons of nonfiction authors using ChatGPT in our session. Join us in a live, virtual, group session for Master Your Publishing Path. Register at https://TanyaLoves.me/group.
See you there!
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Show Mentions:
- Master Your Publishing Path: https://TanyaLoves.me/group
- Share your intentions with me at Podcast@WriteSomethingWorthy.com
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Subscribe and leave a review on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google, Amazon Music and wherever else you get your podcasts. For a short video on how to subscribe to our podcast on Apple Podcasts and Spotify, click here.
With deepest gratitude for:
- Podcast Voiceover Artist: Genesis Brockett
- Jingle composer: Halle Brockett
- Ho’oponopono Gongs: Harry B-Happy Bartholomew, www.harmonicthought.com; donate at www.paypal.me/harrybhappy If it Resonates, Donate: If this message resonated with you and added value to you in any way, feel free to buy Tanya a cup of coffee, make a special offering, or contribute to a future episode. Any and all gifts are welcome. (Donations collected by Hallagen Ink are not tax deductible.)
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[Publish in multiple formats for maximum results] Today's Worthy Writer Edition connects with best-selling author Mark SA Smith. Mark has been with us before, but this time he shares how he managed to publish two books simultaneously and survived to tell the tale.
Guest Bio—Mark SA Smith
After a successful career in helping to bring to market billions of dollars of disruptive technology, Mark S A Smith now works with Visionmakers to turn market challengers into market leaders. He works with C-Suite leaders determined to transform their business from a market challenger into the market leader in three years or less.
This is exemplified in his two new books, The Nimble C-Suite: How to Align the Diverse Strengths of Your Executive Team to Predictably Deliver Extraordinary Results in a Transformational Economy, and The Nimble Company: A Proactive, Socially Responsible Framework for Driving Sustained Profits and Growth in a Chronically Chaotic World.
Co-founder of NimbilityWorks, a consulting firm dedicated to helping leaders embrace Nimbility, he brings his broad leadership perspective, extensive business models, professional speaking capacity, and tightly-honed coaching skills to leaders who desire to lead transformational businesses and teams that make a difference.
Join the ConversationOn today's show, Mark SA Smith joins us again to share even more about publishing. This time, he tells us how he launched two books simultaneously! (It is hard enough doing just one book!)
Key points and juicy nuggets you can learn from Mark include:
- How seeking co-authorship can lead to greater rewards for both authors
- Why not cramming everything into to one book can lead to greater impact and value
- How companion books can look similar and be marketed collaboratively, while still having a life of their own
- Why audiobooks may make you more profit than anything else that you do
- And much more!
Mark and Tanya talk about a variety of publishing issues. Does writer's block exist? What is the best way to outline your book? How do you create a stellar audiobook? Can you use Amazon and Ingram Spark or Draft2Digital to create a winning publishing combination? How do you capture buyers when you are using distributors? And so much more. You will learn so much from this conversation—listen in to get the full scoop.
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Show Mentions:
- Mark's TWO books, The Nimble Company and The Nimble C-Suite: https://media.NimbilityWorks.com
- Connect with Mark: http://MarksOnLinkedIn.com
- BBOP—The Brockett Book Outline Program: http://OutlineYourBooks.com
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With deepest gratitude for:
- Podcast Voiceover Artist: Genesis Brockett
- Jingle composer: Halle Brockett Affiliate Disclosure: We often recommend products and services that we love. If you choose to use any of them, we may earn a small commission, but it will never impact the price you pay for the great stuff we share.
[Applying the Principle of the Present] It is that time again: time to look back at our past, look forward to our future, and seek joy in our present moment. What will you create this year? As an author, what impact will you make with your books?
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Intentions in lieu of ResolutionsGreetings Worthy Tribe, Tanya here and I appreciate your joining me on the Write Something Worthy Podcast. Today, I am going to share a few of my intentions for the year. I encourage you to look back at the past year and express gratitude for what you experienced that allowed you to be where you are today. Then look forward to where you would like those experiences to take you in the coming year. And then be really present so you can experience joy in each present moment.
If you were joyful and totally happy, what would that look like for you? What would you intend to do? Share it with me at Podcast@WriteSomethingWorthy.com.
Master Your Publishing PathOne of the intentions that I share with you on this episode is to serve more authors more ways. One of those ways is through group coaching so I can answer the many questions authors have about their writing and publishing journeys. I was asked to create a program so authors could tap into my nearly two decades of publishing wisdom in a group setting. I have decided to do that through the Prolific Writers Life platform.
On the fourth Tuesday of each month at 4 PM EST, I will spend 30 minutes with a group of you to answer your questions, share resources, provide tips, offer strategies, and guide you on your path to publishing. Join us in a live, virtual, group session to share, learn, and grow as authors. Register at https://TanyaLoves.me/group.
Write #Something #Worthy #Podcast Quote: Look back & be grateful; look forward to establish direction; and stay present to focus on your now. #WSW
Click to TweetWhat Do You Want?Some of the intentions I am setting for 2023 include:
- Writing four books
- Publishing my caregiver book
- Serving more authors in more ways (group coaching at https://TanyaLoves.me/group; more coaching and editing; more speaking and podcasting)
- Create more best-selling authors
- Consider writing a screenplay
These are some of my intentions. What do you have in mind? Do share.
Abundant Author AffirmationIt is time again for our Abundant Author Affirmation. Write it down if it resonates with you. Post it wherever you will see it and say it throughout your day to keep your heart happy and your subconscious mind aware of it.
I look back with gratitude,
look forward with expectancy,
and stay present with joy.
And with that, we are complete.
Know that you are invited to join the Master Your Publishing Path group sessions on the fourth Tuesday of each month, starting on January 24, 2023. Register at https://TanyaLoves.me/group. See you there!
Thanks for Listening in Today! Join our Worthy Tribe to receive printable Abundant Author Affirmations, episode drop notices, and Tribe-only content to help you apply what you learn on our show. Sign up at https://WriteSomethingWorthy.com/Alerts.
Show Mentions:
- Master Your Publishing Path: https://TanyaLoves.me/group
- Share your intentions with me at Podcast@WriteSomethingWorthy.com
- Join our Worthy Tribe to have tribe-only content, affirmations, and episode drops sent to you: https://WriteSomethingWorthy.com/Alerts
- For a short video on how to subscribe to our podcast on Apple Podcasts and Spotify, click here.
If you’d like to share your thoughts:
- Leave a note in the comment section below.
- Submit questions to Podcast@WriteSomethingWorthy.com
- Share this show on LinkedIn, Twitter, Instagram, or Facebook.
Subscribe and leave a review on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google, Amazon Music and wherever else you get your podcasts. For a short video on how to subscribe to our podcast on Apple Podcasts and Spotify, click here.
With deepest gratitude for:
- Podcast Voiceover Artist: Genesis Brockett
- Jingle composer: Halle Brockett
- Ho’oponopono Gongs: Harry B-Happy Bartholomew, www.harmonicthought.com; donate at www.paypal.me/harrybhappy If it Resonates, Donate: If this message resonated with you and added value to you in any way, feel free to buy Tanya a cup of coffee, make a special offering, or contribute to a future episode. Any and all gifts are welcome. (Donations collected by Hallagen Ink are not tax deductible.)
Donate HereAffiliate Disclosure: We often recommend products and services that we love. If you choose to use any of them, we may earn a small commission, but it will never impact the price you pay for the great stuff we share.
[More than the Four Phrases] If you have fears, doubts, or concerns about your ability to be successful as an author, however you define that, it could be that you are ready to release old baggage that is holding you back. Today, I am going to share a little secret with you that may be different, but is easy to implement. Let’s start Clearing Your Publishing Path with Ho’oponopono.
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Clearing Your Publishing PathGreetings Worthy Tribe, Tanya here and I appreciate your joining me on the Write Something Worthy Podcast. Today, I am going to step outside the box a bit and talk about clearing your path to authorship in an energetic way. It may be a reach for some of you, but hear me out. You are so powerful and sometimes you forget that. I hope this will remind you. For those who already get it, enjoy the ride.
Many of us can see the connection between our positive energy and having pleasant surprises or splendid serendipity grace our lives. Others can see that when they grouse and bitch constantly, they find more to grouse and bitch about. Right? That is your energy working for you, for good or for ill. You are creating through your beliefs, thoughts, and actions, and the results are showing up in your life.
So if you are constantly staring at a blank page and complaining that your writing sessions are a waste of time because you never produce word count, that will continue to find ways to be true for you, because that is what you believe and expect. Blank page syndrome or writers block is your own doing. (Sounds harsh, I know.) So what can you do to clear this negative clatter? There are many ways, but I want to talk about one specifically today. Ho’oponopono.
Ho’oponopono DefinedHo’oponopono is a Hawaiian clearing and healing practice that I learned deeply from Dr. Joe Vitale at his inaugural Advanced Ho’oponopono Practitioner Certification event back in 2017. I had recently helped Joe with his book, The Miracle, which includes a few sections on Ho’oponopono. I wanted a deeper level of understanding of it. This also happened to be at the most stressful time in my life: two weeks before my husband was to undergo open-heart surgery, so whatever I could do to clear my path was welcomed. I had no idea how I was going to juggle my husband’s surgery and recovery while being a caregiver to my mother-in-law with dementia and my three, awesome, school-age girls. Add to that the prospect of no income from my husband’s work for six months and not being able to work much myself to juggle everything. Life was crazy. Did I create that?
As a practice, Ho’oponopono helps you to acknowledge that you are the creator of your own reality and what you see outside of you and around you is a reflection of what is within you. When you practice Ho’oponopono, you are clearing the old programming, the limiting beliefs, the negative chatter, and clutter from your subconscious mind so you can be clear and open to Divine inspiration from your Higher Source (or God or Spirit or whatever you define as that which is greater than you). It allows you to release the negative feelings you have about what you see reflected around you so you can let it go and move past it. If someone pissed you off, what within you attracted or reflects that anger? Look at yourself and you will see. And even if your ego won’t let you see it, just know it is there.
A book title and quote from a dear departed friend, Jolly Stickley, says: “Insight is an inside job.” (See: https://amzn.to/3UTMEVH) What is it in you that has attracted the situation? What beliefs do you hold, what habitual thoughts are you acting from, what fears are you buying into that brought this into your experience? Since it is what is within you that creates that which is about/around you, you have the power to shift it. You can do so with Ho’oponopono. Clear your slate so you can connect with and receive inspiration from the Divine. Then you can step forward with confidence, peace, and clarity.
Write #Something #Worthy #Podcast Quote: “When I do Ho’oponopono, it’s like a street sweeper at night. It goes out in front of my moments and cleans them so that when I get there, there’s no issue.” —Dr. Joe Vitale, The Miracle (http://amzn.to/2kWYo9h). #WSW
Click to TweetUsing Ho’oponoponoHo’oponopono allows you to forgive yourself for anything you have created that you want to clear. It clears the underlying beliefs on every level that brought your situation to your awareness. This clearing is done by holding that situation or issue in mind and heart, and talking and feeling through the four phrases: “I’m sorry. Please forgive me. Thank you. I love you.” And at the training with Joe, he offered a fifth phrase that I resonated with immediately: “I forgives my self.” Yes, that sounds odd, but the “I” is Source, not me, which forgives my subconscious self, my programming. Sometimes we have a hard time letting go when the Divine has already done so. Forgiveness is so important and liberating. Note that you are saying these phrases to the Divine (or God or your Higher Self, etc.), not to someone who has angered you or the situation you want a solution for. And it doesn’t matter what order you say the phrases in.
You are essentially having a conversation with Source using these four or five phrases as the base. For example, in my stressed-out, pre-heart surgery state, I said:
I’m sorry for being so stressed out about what to do. I am confused and afraid that I can’t do this…that I can’t handle this. Please forgive me for my role in creating this chaos. Forgive me for any negative feelings I have about others in this situation. Forgive me for the baggage and past programming that I or others brought into this. Thank youthat you are clearing my path and making a way out of no way. Thank you for all that I have now at my disposal. I love youfor being here for me, for healing me and my situation, and for the grace and ease you bring to my life. I forgives my self and for this I am grateful.
After getting into the feeling place of this conversation, really feeling the gratitude and the forgiveness, I can continue to “pray without ceasing” by repeating the phrases over and over as I need to, to keep my path clear: “I’m sorry, please forgive me, thank you, I love you…” As Joe says, “they are shorthand for a longer prayer” and you can keep repeating them whenever you want to clean. It keeps the filters of perception clear so you can see that which you want, rather than the perceived lack of it.
I will tell you that I was totally blessed throughout my husband’s recovery, and all worked out despite appearances. I was constantly cleaning, which paved the way to blessings throughout that year.
Authors Using Ho’oponoponoFor authors, you might be wrestling with a variety of feelings and concerns. Some of the authors who come to me for coaching share some of the following:
- I am not a good enough writer to write this book
- Everything must be perfect or I can’t publish
- I am not an expert worthy of being an author
- I will never get it done
- I don’t know how to publish a book
- I don’t know where to start
- I suck as a writer but I have a great story to tell
- My story won’t help anyone so why bother
- My book will never sell
- I can’t afford to publish a book
- I am a good writer, but I just don’t have time to write the book
Have any of these thoughts ever run through your head? Have you acted as if any of these were true, thus indicating an underlying belief? Want to start Clearing Your Publishing Path with Ho’oponopono?
Let’s take the last fear I mentioned and run it through the Ho’oponopono process. I like to start with an invocation after taking three deep clearing breaths. This invocation is one I use in some of my meetings with accountability partners and mastermind groups to clear our space before a meeting. I learned it from Joe Vitale’s book At Zero. We usually follow it with the four phrases, but since you and I are about to do a clearing with the phrases, I won’t be redundant. Let’s first take our clearing breaths. Take a deep breath in, and hold it, and release (three times).
Oh Infinite Divine Mind
Through my beloved High Self
Cleanse this unit of all negativity
Both within and without
That it may be a perfect vessel for
Your Presence
Now let’s hold up our fear that we are good writers, but we just don’t have time to write the book (or whatever emotion/fear you want to work on). Come from a feeling place where the emotion from that fear or situation is present and say to the Divine:
I'm sorry...
For holding this fear or negative programming
Please forgive me…
For allowing this to prevail and keep me from moving forward
Thank you…
For helping me to release that which no longer serves me
I Love you…
For giving me this gift and the opportunity to shine my light
I forgives my self…
And I am so grateful to be free
Take a moment to feel the joy of sharing that with the Divine so that you can clean your slate, empty your whiteboard, or sweep your street. Feel the freedom of releasing that fear or doubt. Let go and let God and be open to receiving Divine guidance and taking inspired action. When you act on guidance given in this Zero State, the results may astound you.
Anytime you unburden yourself and let Source transmute things for you, celebrate and do as Joe says and Expect Miracles. If you look around for the good and the guidance, you will find it.
Abundant Author AffirmationIt is time again for our Abundant Author Affirmation. Write it down if it resonates with you. Post it wherever you will see it and say it throughout your day to keep your heart happy and your subconscious mind aware of it.
I’m sorry. Please forgive me. Thank you. I love you. I forgives my self.
And with that, we are complete.
Remember that your life is a reflection of you. If you don’t like what you see in the mirror, change yourself so the reflection can change. Start clearing your publishing path with Ho’oponopono. I will put links to the books I mentioned in the show notes.
Let me know your thoughts about what you do to clear your negative energy so you can step forward in a positive way. I would love to hear from you. And please take a moment to download, subscribe, and join our Worthy Tribe for Tribe-only content to support you in your writing & publishing journey.
Thanks for Listening in Today! Join our Worthy Tribe to receive printable Abundant Author Affirmations, episode drop notices, and Tribe-only content to help you apply what you learn on our show. Sign up at https://WriteSomethingWorthy.com/Alerts.
Show Mentions:
- Private Ho'oponopono Clearing Sessions with Tanya: https://TanyaLoves.me/cbc
- The Miracle by Joe Vitale: http://amzn.to/2kWYo9h
- Insight is an Inside Job by Jolly Stickley:https://amzn.to/3UTMEVH
- At Zero by Joe Vitale: https://amzn.to/3VWwdc2
- Submit questions to Podcast@WriteSomethingWorthy.com
- Join our Worthy Tribe to have tribe-only content, affirmations, and episode drops sent to you: https://WriteSomethingWorthy.com/Alerts
- For a short video on how to subscribe to our podcast on Apple Podcasts and Spotify, click here.
If you’d like to share your thoughts:
- Leave a note in the comment section below.
- Submit questions to Podcast@WriteSomethingWorthy.com
- Share this show on LinkedIn, Twitter, Instagram, or Facebook.
Subscribe and leave a review on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google, Amazon Music and wherever else you get your podcasts. For a short video on how to subscribe to our podcast on Apple Podcasts and Spotify, click here.
With deepest gratitude for:
- Podcast Voiceover Artist: Genesis Brockett
- Jingle composer: Halle Brockett
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[Summoning Gratitude] Being thankful leads to good things that give us more to be thankful for. Today I will dip into a smidge of history of the US Thanksgiving celebration, and talk about how gratitude can improve all our lives.History of Thanksgiving in USGreetings Worthy Tribe, Tanya here and I appreciate your joining me on […]
[And integrating with your doctor to stay healthy] Today's Worthy Writer Edition opens the door to healing your body and your life with guest Chantha Pak. Her new book is being launched this month.Guest Bio—Chantha PakChantha Pak is from Santa Rosa, California. She is the author of the upcoming book, Healing with the Power of Your […]
[Clearing the blocks to authorship success] Today's Worthy Writer Edition opens the door to healing your money and success issues as an author with guest Karen Abrams.Guest Bio—Karen AbramsKaren Abrams is a UCLA educated entrepreneur, Master Theta Healer, gifted intuitive, and international bestselling author. For twenty years, she has helped entrepreneurs and professionals release self-sabotaging […]
[Your Story with You in the Lead] Is your life full of drama, horror, or comedy that movies are made of? Think you want to write about it? Let’s talk about writing memoirs!Writing MemoirToday, let’s talk about writing a memoir, what that means, and things to consider when so doing. Key topics covered:Memoir Is Not—An […]
[Books Sales are Not Enough] The print book market is a $7 billion industry. Don't just capture your share of that market, but tap into the $1.1 billion e-book market, the $700 million audiobook market, and more.Ten Ways to Create Multiple Streams of IncomeIn addition to the three primary modes of income: print book sales, […]
[Books Sales are Not Enough] The print book market is a $7 billion industry. Don't just capture your share of that market, but tap into the $1.1 billion e-book market, the $700 million audiobook market, and more.Ten Ways to Create Multiple Streams of IncomeIn addition to the three primary modes of income: print book sales, […]
[How to EVOLVE in Your Career...] Today's Worthy Writer Edition is even more special. Tanya Brockett is spotlighting Books by Black Women in this episode. This special focus will become an occasional feature for our Worthy Writer Editions going forward. If there are powerful, Black women writers of nonfiction that you want to hear from, […]
[Back-to-School Specials for Writers] It's back to school time! Tap into BTS specials for writers. Grab three tips for writing your next book. Get into action. Greetings Worthy Tribe, Tanya here and I appreciate your joining me on the Write Something Worthy Podcast. Today, I want to share three tips for writing your next book now […]
[Back-to-School Specials for Writers] It's back to school time! Tap into BTS specials for writers. Grab three tips for writing your next book. Get into action. Greetings Worthy Tribe, Tanya here and I appreciate your joining me on the Write Something Worthy Podcast. Today, I want to share three tips for writing your next book now […]
[And how to build it...] Tanya has been a long-time fan of PR expert Jackie Lapin. When authors want to get booked and be seen, Jackie knows how to make it happen. On today's show, she shares three tips for crafting a perfect pitch letter so you can gain attention. She also shares what goes […]
[And how to build it...] Tanya has been a long-time fan of PR expert Jackie Lapin. When authors want to get booked and be seen, Jackie knows how to make it happen. On today's show, she shares three tips for crafting a perfect pitch letter so you can gain attention. She also shares what goes […]
[Choose what works and do it consistently] Think you have it all together? Today, I will share several tips on writing productivity so you can do more in less time! Greetings Worthy Tribe, Tanya here and I appreciate your joining me on the Write Something Worthy Podcast. Today, I want to follow the theme that is […]
[So you can finish your book...] Tanya never gained much from joining writing communities in the past, but she is now excited about the community she found in Prolific Writers Life. Today, Tanya talks with the founder of Prolific Writers Life about what makes it a vibrant, valuable, virtual community for writers.Guest Bio—Lorraine HaataiaDr. Lorraine […]
[So you can finish your book...] Tanya never gained much from joining writing communities in the past, but she is now excited about the community she found in Prolific Writers Life. Today, Tanya talks with the founder of Prolific Writers Life about what makes it a vibrant, valuable, virtual community for writers.Guest Bio—Lorraine HaataiaDr. Lorraine […]
[Or are they the same?] Blogging has been a popular writing medium for almost twenty years now. Is it purely an essay with technological advances, or is it a different genre of writing? In this episode, I will review a bit of history to explore the difference between a blog and an essay in nonfiction […]
[You are really a brand...] Guest Bio—Melanie HerschornThis week's guest is Melanie Herschorn. Melanie wants to make your book and brand sparkle online. As a content marketing strategist for coaches, consultants, and speakers worldwide, she’s on a mission to support and empower her clients to create clear messaging and content that shines a light on […]
[You are really a brand...] Guest Bio—Melanie HerschornThis week's guest is Melanie Herschorn. Melanie wants to make your book and brand sparkle online. As a content marketing strategist for coaches, consultants, and speakers worldwide, she’s on a mission to support and empower her clients to create clear messaging and content that shines a light on […]
[If you give them a chance...] Do you want to have more fun writing your book? Today, we explore the benefits of joining a writing group, even if you usually write alone. Greetings Worthy Tribe, Tanya here and I appreciate your joining me on the Write Something Worthy Podcast. You know how I always tell you […]
[The real trick is marketing...] Guest Bio—Gene P. AbelGene began writing after retirement from school administration and being an Army Colonel. He has since published an Amazon best-selling time travel novel and its sequel, and is in the editing process for a third book in the series. He is looking to work with a TV […]
[They are not all what you think...] As a writer, it is not necessary to seek out a literary agent, track down a publisher, negotiate a decent book deal, and accept the paltry royalties they offer. In today’s episode, we are going to talk about five reasons why publishing independently might be for you. Greetings Worthy […]
[Lessons from a best seller...] Guest Bio—Teresa de GrosboisTeresa is the #1 international best-selling author of Mass Influence—The Habits of the Highly Influential, which has been on the bestseller lists in seven countries over the past six years. As a four-time international best-selling author, Teresa teaches marketing courses around the globe to business leaders and […]
[Especially if nonfiction...] Greetings Worthy Tribe, Tanya here and I appreciate your joining me on the Write Something Worthy Podcast. Let’s talk about why producing and selling audiobooks is a must for emerging authors.My Audiobook Story My first book, The Loan Solution, was published in print and then converted into an audiobook. Listen in to hear […]
[And grab something new...] How many opportunities have you missed because you are too attached to your past baggage? In today’s episode, we are going to address just that! As authors, especially those navigating the self-publishing route, there have been times when our expectations were not met. Throughout our adult lives, we have met disappointment, lack […]
[And What's with the Pineapple?] Greetings and welcome to the first Worthy Writer Edition in Season Two of the Write Something Worthy Podcast! So grateful to have you join us! Today we are pleased to share our conversation with book angel, Susie Schaefer. Susie is a delight, as you will learn. She and Tanya share a […]
[New Season, New Journey...] Greetings and welcome to Season Two of the Write Something Worthy Podcast! So grateful to have you join us! We took a little break between Season 1 and Season 2 and are now opening the new season with Episode 55 of the show—Navigate Your Journey—Wobbles and All. So amazing. Thank you to those […]
[Then take action...] Welcome to the Worthy Writer Edition of the Write Something Worthy Podcast. This is our final interview of the first season. It is fitting that we end with a bang, and today we celebrate the explosive rise of a new bestseller. Stefanie Dumont is a new, #1 Best Selling author who launched her […]
[What Do You Want to Create?] Greetings, everyone. Tanya Brockett here. We are closing in on the end of Season One and wrapping up our series on the Top Ten Tips for Nonfiction Authors from the upcoming book of the same name. As a reminder, we will take a break between Season One and Season […]
[Happy Anniversary WSW!] Greetings, everyone. Tanya Brockett here. Woo-hoo! The WSW Podcast is celebrating its first anniversary today! Before we begin this week’s episode, I want to celebrate where we have been over the past year, thank our guests, and talk about what’s on tap for Season Two. Many thanks to our guests in Season One […]
[Rely on Their Support] Greetings, everyone. Before we begin this week’s episode, I want to say congratulations to our guest from last week, Heather Hummel Gallagher. During our interview, we talked about her new book Call It Kismet. Well, after our show aired, we learned that CALL IT KISMET won FOUR 2021 Incipere Awards! That […]
[There's a lot of freedom in following your dream.] Heather Hummel Gallagher should know. She left a high school teaching career at age forty to pursue her dream of being a writer. And now she is an award-winning novelist, a ghostwriter, an editor, a former publisher, and industry professional. She has published both traditionally and […]
[Build Anticipation] Greetings, Tanya here and this week I want to continue with our list of tips that will be found in my upcoming book Top Ten Tips for Nonfiction Authors. Last week, we covered Tip Six to Pay a Designer. This week’s Tip #7 is to Market Before Launch. Plan your marketing strategy for your […]
[Quality Design Matters] Greetings, Tanya here and this week I want to continue with our list of tips that will be found in my upcoming book Top Ten Tips for Nonfiction Authors. Last week, we covered Tip Five to Hire a Pro Editor. This week’s Tip #6 is to Pay a Designer. You didn’t spend all […]
[Every Good Writer...] ...Deserves a Great Editor! Greetings, Tanya here and this week I want to continue with our list of tips that will be found in my upcoming book Top Ten Tips for Nonfiction Authors. Last week, we covered Tip Four to Create Your Outline. This week’s Tip #5 is to Hire a Pro Editor. As […]
[Create an Outline] Greetings, Tanya here and this week, I want to share Tip #4 that will be found in my upcoming book Top Ten Tips for Nonfiction Authors. That is to Create an Outline. When you are writing a nonfiction book, you can structure your creativity and improve your writing efficiency by using a book […]
[Surviving Narcissistic Abuse] This week's Worthy Writer Edition invites author Alana Sharps to share her story of abuse and how she escaped it. She also provides warning signs and why abusive relationships are so challenging to get away from. She also offers tips for others who are in abusive situations now. "You have to trust […]
[Clarify Your Path] Greetings, Tanya here and this week, I want to share Tip #3 that will be found in my upcoming book Top Ten Tips for Nonfiction Authors. That is to Clarify Your Path. What I mean about clarifying your path is to decide which route you will take to publishing your book. Several factors […]
[Creating a Vision] Greetings, Tanya here and this week, I want to share Tip #2 for authors that will be found in my upcoming book Top Ten Tips for Nonfiction Authors. That is to Create a Vision. As an author, it is ideal to create a vision for your book, the publishing process, and your end […]
[Express Gratitude] Greetings, Tanya here, and this week on the Write Something Worthy Podcast, I want to share some tips for authors that will be found in my upcoming book Top Ten Tips for Nonfiction Authors. (That’s the working title; we’ll see if it sticks.) But, before I get into the show today, I want to […]
[Author of Coffee with Bard praises poetry] If he had his druthers, author Garry Cox would place poetry at the top of the literary food chain. He shares with Tanya the beauty of poetry, the impact it has had on his life, and as a writer, how you have to give yourself over to […]
[Does no power equal no distractions?] Not in a snow storm. Tanya tells the harrowing tale of living a week in the snow without power, heat, hot water, and communications. Some may see it as a writer's dream: no interference from the outside world. But that is not what she learned... Greetings Worthy Tribe! Tanya here […]
[Learn What's On Tap] Greetings and Happy New Year! Tanya here and this week I want to share a few tidbits about what is next for us on the Write Something Worthy (WSW) Podcast for 2022. These are just a few things we have in mind. Collaboration with Prolific Writers Life (PWL). Join us for live, […]
[Share Your Wins] It's time to celebrate! On this episode, Tanya shared some of her memorable business events of the year including the launch of this podcast! She shared names of a few of her colleagues and guests and the impact they have had in the world and on her life. She also shared a […]
[Sow into today; reap tomorrow] Jason Alcott's Bio: Jason Alcott is a best-selling author born and raised just outside of Vancouver, BC. He studied business at Trinity Western University graduating with a Bachelor of Business Administration and currently works supporting a great operations team in the construction industry. He began writing his debut book, The Sowing […]
[Gain Authority, Impact, and Money] Greetings, Tanya here and this week I want to talk about how and why to publish with power. That is, using a book to boost your authority, your impact, and your money. That is what I call your AIM. I was speaking with a colleague recently and we noticed how several […]
[To Boost Your Book Sales...] Greetings everyone, Tanya Brockett here and this week I want to address the topic of How to Write a Book Description. In this episode, Tanya walks you through the Six Es of Writing a Book Description. Those are:EnticeEmoteEaseExpress expertiseEngageEnrollWorking your book description through each of these steps after gaining absolute clarity […]
[Achieving and Setting Goals...] Greetings everyone, Tanya Brockett here and this week I want to address the topic: Look back, look now, and look ahead. This episode will be released on the first day of December in 2021. It has been quite a year in so many ways: for me personally, for my family, and for […]
[Keep your audience in mind] In this Worthy Writer Edition, Tanya talks with author Jarrod Jones about his publishing journey. Jarrod shares his advice for writers: "Make sure you do your marketing well before you even finish your book." He started marketing his book a year before it launched in the summer of 2021. Jarrod […]
[Book Review] This week I talk about my impressions of the book: Editor-Proof Your Writing by Don McNair. It was published back in 2013, but it has timeless advice that may help you to clean up your manuscript before you send it to your editor. This will reduce your total cost of editing in the […]
[...As if Success is Inevitable ] Manifest your best book, business, and life using Tanya's Wheel of Creation from her Do Behave course (available at DoBehave.net). You can behave as if success is assured because you are a magnificent creator! In this episode, Tanya will show you why that is true.Do Behave and The Wheel […]
[Don't die with your book still inside...] Tanya Brockett shares the importance of leaving a legacy with your words. Join Tanya as she invites you to step up while you still can to write what matters to you. “Write your history before it happens.” We won’t live forever, so our time to write is finite. […]
[Run to the Roar...] This week, I am excited to share a fun conversation with Scott Steward about inspiring kids, entrepreneurship, writing books, and chasing lions. Scott Steward is a Black male educator and businessman from the south side of Chicago who helps young people understand how to tap into their inner genius by connecting business […]
[Your Top 7 Questions Answered] Our book design session from last episode (#27) stirred the pot! Today, Tanya will answer the top seven questions to arise from our episode on how to design your book interior. Get the inside scoop on what it takes to produce a book that looks like a best seller. I hope […]
[Like a Professional] Don't risk looking like a rookie—design the interior of your book like a best seller. This episode is based on information from my book, The New Writer Workbook, Chapter Six. (See https://NewWriterWorkbook.com to grab a copy. A link is also in the show notes.)Before DesignWhile you are writing your book and submitting it […]
[Using Neville Goddard's Technique] Greetings, Tanya here and this week I want to talk about how authors can use their inner talking to become a best seller. Neville Goddard is a metaphysical speaker and author who lived from 1905 to 1972. He is often referred to in the books of other authors and teachers like […]
[The Profit Coach, Susie Carder] Profit Coach Susie Carder joins Tanya in this Worthy Writer episode where they chat about entrepreneurship, authorpreneurship, profits, and business strategy. Listen in as Susie shares how systems create sustainable profitability for businesses of all types. For authors, she shows how your books can leverage your revenues.Susie's Bio:Susie started out […]
[And Boost Your Sales] I have been blessed with the opportunity to work with business owners, executives, and professionals for many years now. In my various roles as a university instructor of entrepreneurship, nonprofit board member, business coach, Small Business Development Center Director, book editor, ghostwriter, book coach, and more, I have helped thousands of […]
[Do I need both for my book?] This week I want to talk about the difference between a manuscript evaluation and a manuscript edit. I was speaking with a client the other day who needed clarification between a manuscript evaluation and a copy edit. They wanted to know if after their evaluation they could skip the […]
[Ten Tips for a Terrific Launch] Today I want to focus on the topic of how to have a best seller book launch. Writing a book is a HUGE accomplishment and you should be proud of it. But, once the book is written, the whole point is for the book to sell and get into the […]
[Unclench Your Fist and Reach for the New] Today I want to focus on the topic, let go and enjoy the journey. Sometimes we have a hard time letting go of the old to grab hold of the new. Or we don’t want to let go of what is familiar, even when it is necessary […]
[Augmented Reality and More...] On today’s Worthy Writer edition, Tanya speaks with Judy O’Beirn, Founder & CEO of Hasmark Publishing International. Hasmark has spent the last twelve years helping thousands of authors become bestsellers. Judy has become an author herself and is the creator of a book series titled, Unwavering Strength. Most recently, Judy has […]
[Maximizing your mental energy for greater success and happiness] This week I want to talk about Staying Present for Your Best Future. How much of your mental energy is spent in your present moment? Really think about that for a minute. If you are listening to this podcast at your desk, are you even here right […]
[Five Reasons to Target Your Specific Reader] This week I want to talk about identifying your ideal reader avatar. Why is this important for nonfiction authors? You just want to write your book or tell your story or share your message; why do you need to know who is going to pick up that book? There […]
[What does it really cost to self-publish?] In this episode Tanya talks about some of the investments associated with independently publishing your book. And no, it won’t be a zero budget. On occasion, I am asked to offer a price range for my services, but it is not just your investment in my expertise that you […]
[You get to choose...] The full conversation with author, podcaster, and business ghostwriter Kent Sanders is available below. Also, please enjoy the podcast recording. Kent shares wonderful information and resources for writers. Show mentions and their links are below the transcript. Enjoy! "Write Something Worthy. I mean, man, if ever there was a mantra for writers, you've […]
[Three Surveyors and Another Guy...] What does Mount Rushmore have in common with publishing? They both leave lasting impressions, yes. But that's not all. Today, I want to talk to you about how publishing is monumental. Publishing is monumental. I was talking yesterday to my husband who happens to be a land surveyor. He was talking about […]
[Take 100% responsibility and write a positive story.] Welcome Worthy Writers! I want to talk to you today about being the author of your own life. Being the author of your own life. What do you think that means for you? An author is creative. An author decides what flows onto the page. An author […]
[Homonyms, Homographs, and Other Confusing Words] Greetings everyone! Tanya here to talk about Hazardous Homophones and other confusing English words that show up in our writing. At my company, Hallagen Ink, we provide style sheets to our clients in part to help educate our authors about the use of words. Many times, authors will consistently use […]
Continued conversation with multi-book author and business growth strategist, Mark SA Smith. Mark shares about how he used his first book to gain credibility, tips for collecting ideas, and how he is leveraging his current book for business success. Learn how you can do the same.
Use your book strategically to win clients and readers. Invest in your book and publish with quality.
Writing and publishing a book has a financial impact that should be dealt with in a business manner. Or should it? Listen and weigh in.
[Success Stories, Tips, and Resources] In this episode Tanya talks about some of the marketing ideas that her clients have used to promote their books (plus a few more). It all starts with Instagram. One of my clients owns a company called Hypnotic Marketing. He says that, “marketing is sharing your love and passion with the […]
[You Don't Have to Write it Yourself] I recently spoke with an emerging author who asked, "What is ghostwriting and what do ghostwriters do?" Since I have had the pleasure of being and working with ghostwriters for years now, I thought it might be interesting to share a few insights about the process and why […]
[A Conversation with Rita Rosenkranz] This week's Worthy Writer episode features an interview with literary agent, Rita Rosenkranz. The Rita Rosenkranz Literary Agency is a well-established boutique agency representing almost exclusively adult non-fiction titles in a wide-ranging list of categories. Representing both first-time and seasoned authors, Rita looks for projects that present familiar subjects freshly […]
[Don't Diminish Your Dazzle] After you have written your book draft, the most important part of the book publishing process is the editing. I will tell you right now, I am not a proponent of write it quick and dump it on your reader. Writing is a craft and editing is a part of the writing […]
[Happy Birthday to Me] This week I am celebrating. First, it is my birthday on this Word Worthy Wednesday and I have the pleasure of being able to spend this one with my mother.It is the first time seeing each other in over fifteen monthsMay is the month for birthdays in my family. My brother’s […]
[If You Can See It, You Can Be It] In this episode, we talk about how important it is to believe in your own ability to become a successful author. I share an excerpt from the Mindset of a Best Seller Program that provides examples from notable authors like Dr. Joe Vitale and Lisa Nichols. […]
[Interview with Randy Peyser] Greetings everyone and welcome to the Worthy Writer edition of the Write Something Worthy Podcast. I am your host Tanya Brockett, and today I have the pleasure of speaking with Randy Peyser of AuthorOneStop. Randy Peyser’s Bio: Randy Peyser is a publishing consultant who edits and ghostwrites books, and helps people get book […]
[Have you ever uttered these lies?] Greetings everyone and welcome to the Write Something Worthy Podcast. I am your host, Tanya Brockett, and today I want to talk to you about the lies you tell yourself about becoming an author. Sponsored by: Today’s episode is sponsored by BBOP, the book outlining eCourse at OutlineYourBooks.com. LIE […]
[Our Inaugural Episode...] “Welcome to the first full episode of the Write Something Worthy Podcast! I am so excited that you are here with me on this new journey.” In this inaugural episode of the Write Something Worthy Podcast, host Tanya Brockett shared some of the firsts in her life that have led her to this […]
I just wanted to pop on and offer a few more nuggets of what we’ll be sharing on the podcast series. Sign up for podcast alerts and remember—once we launch—download, subscribe, and join the Worthy Tribe! With deepest gratitude for: Podcast producer: Dave Stokes, www.author2audio.com Podcast Voiceover Artist & Audio Technician: Genesis Brockett
[Welcome to Write Something Worthy!] Welcome to Write Something Worthy, where we help you to overcome the mental blocks and external challenges that prevent you from sharing your brilliant ideas with the world. Here you will learn everything you need to become a successful authorpreneur, someone who turns their passion into books and books into […]