The Author Factor Podcast: Recent Episodes
Mike Capuzzi
Have you thought about writing a nonfiction business book, but weren't sure if you could or should?
Each week Amazon # best-selling author of The 100-Page Book and The Magic of Short Books, Mike Capuzzi, interviews published business owner-authors who have written a book to differentiate themselves and create the ultimate competitive advantage.
The Author Factor Podcast (formerly The Main Street Author Podcast) gives business owners, entrepreneurs and CEOs the book writing inspiration, encouragement and book marketing tips they need to write a book that will impact the world and impact their bottom line.
Being a published book author is one of the smartest business decisions you can make and if you want to hear how others have done it, this podcast is for you!
What happens when a man is financially ready to retire but has no clear idea who he will be without his career?
Retirement can bring freedom, but it can also remove the structure, identity, connection, and sense of contribution that work once provided.
Mike Capuzzi talks with retirement life coach Wendy Leggett about why retirement planning must go beyond money and how men can prepare for a more meaningful next chapter.
Listeners will discover:
- Why leaving a career can trigger a retirement identity crisis.
- How to build purpose without replacing work with one all-consuming mission.
- Why developing relationships, interests, routines, and health practices before retiring creates a smoother transition.
Listen for a practical shift in thinking that can help men retire with greater clarity, confidence, and direction.
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Many men over 50 assume they're in good shape because they exercise, eat reasonably well, and have decent cholesterol numbers. Dr. Jeffrey Boone argues that those measures don't always reveal what's happening inside your arteries. He explains why taking a more proactive approach to heart health may help prevent heart attack long before symptoms appear.
You'll discover:
- Why Dr. Boone believes every man over 50 should know whether plaque is already present in his arteries and how a Coronary Calcium Score can help.
- Why lifestyle alone may not be enough for some men with genetic risk factors for heart disease.
- How combining smart habits, advanced testing, and evidence-based treatment can support long-term cardiovascular health.
Listen for practical insights that may change how you think about protecting your heart for the decades ahead.
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Why are you spending enough time in bed but still waking up tired, restless, or earlier than you want?
Sleep changes after 50, but poor sleep should not automatically be accepted as part of aging. For many men, the real issue is not simply getting more hours. It is learning how to sleep deeper, reduce unnecessary wakeups, and build a sleep routine that supports recovery.
Listeners will discover:
- Why eight hours is not the right target for every man
- How sleep hygiene, consistent wake times, and less time awake in bed can improve sleep quality
- What sleep trackers, sleep supplements, snoring, and waking up at 3 am may reveal
Listen for a clearer understanding of what may be disrupting sleep and one practical change that can improve recovery, focus, and daily performance.
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What should a man over 50 measure now if he wants to stay strong, capable, and independent later?
Male longevity is not built by chasing every new supplement or anti-aging trend. It starts with understanding how the body is changing, where decline may be starting, and which daily choices have the greatest impact.
Dr. Sanjeev Goel explains how men can use strength training, recovery, sleep, metabolic health, and biohacking to make smarter decisions after 50.
Listeners will discover:
- Why strength training and recovery must work together to preserve muscle and performance.
- How wearables, bloodwork, and a biological age test can reveal useful health patterns.
- Why sleep, fasting, body composition, and metabolic health matter for long-term peak performance.
Listen for a clearer, more practical approach to male longevity and one specific health measurement worth discussing with a qualified medical professional.
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What happens when a man over 50 realizes his next chapter should be built around work that actually means something to him?
Shawn Miller’s path from gym owner to premium tequila ambassador is a useful reminder that reinvention does not have to mean starting from zero. It can mean taking decades of business experience, hard-earned judgment, and personal curiosity, then applying them to something with purpose and passion.
In this conversation, Shawn shares how his work with producer-owned agave spirits brands led him deep into Mexico, authentic storytelling, G4 tequila, artisanal mezcal, and the families behind the craft.
Listeners will discover:
- Why passion after 50 needs a deeper reason than personal interest.
- How business skills can be redirected into more meaningful work.
- What separates authentic agave spirits from mass-produced tequila.
Listen for a practical shift in how to think about reinvention, work, and staying engaged in the second half of life.
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What if the success you spent decades building is giving you money, but not enough freedom?
Many men over 50 reach a point where more growth, more revenue, and more responsibility no longer answer the bigger question. They want financial freedom, but they also want time, stronger relationships, better health, and a clearer sense of purpose.
Dr. David Phelps brings a grounded perspective on wealth building, optionality, and what it means to stop postponing life.
Listeners will discover:
- Why financial freedom is only one part of a stronger second half.
- How optionality gives a man more control over his time and decisions.
- Why legacy is built through relationships, purpose, and how a man uses his freedom.
Listen for a practical shift in how to think about money, time, and the freedom pathway after 50.
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What if the erectile dysfunction treatment most men are chasing is focused on the wrong problem?
For many men over 50, ED is more than a physical frustration. It can affect confidence, marriage, intimacy, and the way a man sees himself.
In this conversation, Mike Capuzzi talks with Jeff Nuziard about men’s sexual health, why common ED treatment options may only offer temporary help, and why blood flow may not tell the whole story.
Listeners will discover:
- Why maintaining an erection can be an early warning sign worth paying attention to
- How hormones, collagen, and tissue health may factor into erectile dysfunction
- Why impotence, premature ejaculation, and sexual performance concerns should be addressed directly, not ignored
Listen for a clear, grounded shift in thinking about ED and what men over 50 should consider next.
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What if the regular medical system is moving too fast to catch what matters most after 50?
Many men over 50 are tired of rushed appointments, shallow conversations, and quick prescriptions that do not address the bigger picture. A concierge doctor may offer a different path, with more time, deeper testing, and a stronger relationship built around personalized healthcare.
Judy Gaman explains how concierge medicine works, what men should look for, and why access alone is not enough.
Listeners will discover:
- Why traditional care often feels reactive instead of proactive
- What questions to ask before choosing a concierge medical practice
- How to think about executive health as a serious health investment
Play this for a practical shift in how to think about medical care, prevention, and staying in control after 50.
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Could hidden blood sugar problems be affecting energy, belly fat, sleep, and long-term health long before a doctor ever warns about them?
Many men over 50 pay attention to cholesterol, blood pressure, and annual lab work. Far fewer understand what is happening with their blood sugar throughout the day or how it may be contributing to insulin resistance, weight gain, brain fog, and declining metabolic health.
Karen Kennedy, author of the new book, Hack Your Blood Sugar, explains how a continuous glucose monitor can provide real-time feedback that helps men better understand how food, stress, sleep, and exercise affect their bodies. She also shares practical ways to use a CGM device without becoming obsessed with the numbers.
What listeners will discover:
- Why a glucose monitoring device can reveal health patterns that traditional blood tests often miss
- How simple habits like meal timing and post-dinner walks can help lower blood sugar
- Why stress and poor sleep may be driving blood sugar problems even when diet looks healthy
Listen for a practical framework that can help create more clarity, better decisions, and stronger health after 50.
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Are the supplements sitting in a man’s cabinet actually helping him stay strong after 50, or just draining his wallet?
Most men over 50 know they need to pay more attention to recovery, energy, sleep, testosterone, and long-term health. The problem is figuring out which supplements for men actually matter and which products are overhyped, underdosed, or poorly made.
In this conversation, Dr. Shawn Talbott breaks down the foundational supplements men should consider, how to evaluate supplement quality, and why stress, sleep, and hormone balance are all connected.
Listeners will discover:
- What makes a good multivitamin for men over 50
- Why many men chase the wrong testosterone booster for men
- How sleep supplements, fish oil, vitamin D, and creatine fit into long-term performance and recovery
Men who want practical guidance instead of marketing noise will walk away with a clearer, smarter approach to supplementation after 50.
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Could “normal” blood work be missing the real reason many men over 50 feel tired, inflamed, or off?
Most men rely on a quick annual blood panel and assume everything is fine if the lab tests come back “normal.” But many important blood markers tied to inflammation, hormones, digestion, metabolism, and long-term health often go overlooked until bigger problems develop.
In this conversation, Kristin Grayce McGary explains how functional blood testing gives men a deeper look at what is happening beneath the surface and why standard blood work may miss early warning signs.
Listeners will discover:
- Why “normal” lab tests do not always mean optimal health
- The blood markers men over 50 should pay closer attention to
- How inflammation, digestion, hormones, and metabolic health are connected
Men looking for more clarity and control over their health after 50 will walk away with practical insights and better questions to ask.
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What if the real danger after 50 is not aging, but becoming mentally and professionally obsolete?
Ted Yang joins me for a practical conversation about peak performance, artificial intelligence, and what men over 50 need to understand right now. As AI rapidly changes white-collar work, many experienced men are unsure whether to ignore it, fear it, or learn how to use it wisely.
Ted argues that AI for men over 50 is not about replacing human judgment. It is about using technology to support mental sharpness after 50, improve execution, and stay capable in a changing world.
Listeners will discover:
- Why AI should be treated like an intern, not an oracle
- How experienced men can use artificial intelligence without becoming dependent on it
- Practical ways to stay mentally sharp, adaptable, and relevant after 50
Listen for a grounded perspective that replaces fear and confusion with clarity and practical thinking.
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Is your dental care routine actually protecting your health—or quietly putting it at risk?
In this Better Health Bookshelf episode, Mike Capuzzi talks with Heather the Hygienist, author of The Great Tooth Deception: Revealing the Dark Side of Dentistry. With 30 years of experience in biological and holistic dentistry, Heather exposes the hidden fluoride dangers, root canal risks, and misleading practices that too often compromise oral and overall health.
Listeners will discover:
- How to recognize harmful ingredients hiding in everyday dental care products.
- The truth behind fluoride dangers and why safer alternatives exist.
- What to know about root canal risks and how to find a holistic dentist you can trust.
Play this episode to learn how small changes in your dental care can create big results for your long-term health.
Get your copy of The Great Tooth Deception to take control of your oral health and make smarter choices.
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What if the key to brain injury recovery isn’t another prescription—but learning how to detoxify your brain and body naturally?
In this episode of Better Health Bookshelf, Dr. Ayla Wolf, a leading expert in functional neurology and author of The Concussion Breakthrough, reveals what most doctors miss about post-concussion syndrome and how natural approaches can help the brain heal itself.
For anyone still battling headaches, brain fog, or fatigue after a concussion, this episode offers practical hope and proven steps for natural concussion recovery.
Listeners will discover:
- How to detoxify the brain to reduce inflammation and restore clarity.
- Why conventional medicine often overlooks the root causes of lingering symptoms.
- Simple, natural steps to support lasting recovery and better brain health.
Listen now to learn real solutions and strategies you can use today.
Get your copy of The Concussion Breakthrough to take the next step in your healing journey.
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Can you really turn emotional pain into lasting peace and happiness?
In this episode of Better Health Bookshelf, host Mike Capuzzi talks with Irina Shehovsov, transformational coach and best-selling author of The Gift Inside, about practical ways for women to begin healing from heartbreak and rediscovering joy.
Whether you’re still depressed over a breakup or simply want to strengthen your emotional healing habits, Irina’s 12-step framework offers simple, science-backed tools for rebuilding confidence, energy, and self-worth.
Listeners will discover:
- How daily routines and small choices speed up healing a broken heart
- Why self-care, gratitude, and forgiveness are key to emotional healing
- How to shift from pain to purpose and reclaim your happy, healthier life
Listen now to start your own healing from heartbreak journey and feel whole again.
Get your copy of The Gift Inside and begin transforming pain into purpose today.
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Can the way couples argue actually make their marriage stronger?
In this episode of Better Health Bookshelf, host Mike Capuzzi talks with therapist and author Lisa Gray about the real science behind marriage communication and how to turn conflict into connection.
For listeners who feel stuck in repeated arguments or emotional distance, Lisa’s roadmap offers hope for a calmer, closer relationship built on understanding and respect.
Listeners will discover:
- How to use healthy conflict to strengthen emotional intimacy
- Simple conflict resolution skills that replace blame with cooperation
- Practical couples communication tools to rebuild trust and peace
Don’t miss this powerful conversation that shows how small communication shifts can transform your relationship—press play now.
Get your copy of Healthy Conflict, Happy Couple to start improving your marriage communication today.
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What if the secret to deeper sleep, steady energy, and sharper focus isn’t adding another supplement—but learning how to detoxify from caffeine?
In this episode of Better Health Bookshelf, host Mike Capuzzi sits down with Steve Frazier, author of Release The Coffee Cuffs: Winning the Battle with Caffeine, to uncover how caffeine addiction quietly sabotages sleep, hormones, and long-term vitality.
Designed for health-conscious adults ready to reclaim control, this episode explores how detoxifying from caffeine can restore balance and bring back natural energy.
Listeners will discover:
- The real connection between caffeine and sleep quality
- How quitting coffee can help reset energy and mood
- Simple steps to detoxify your body without losing productivity
Press play to learn how quitting caffeine can help you feel calm, focused, and fully alive again.
Click here to get your copy of Release The Coffee Cuffs and start your caffeine-free journey today.
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What if your pain isn’t just physical—but your body’s way of asking you to pay attention?
In this episode of Better Health Bookshelf, host Mike Capuzzi talks with Dr. Evette Rose, internationally recognized holistic psychologist and author of Solving Pain Without Pills: When the Answer Is Not in a Bottle.
Together, they explore how emotions, stress, and trauma can create chronic pain, and how to find lasting, natural pain relief without relying on medication.
Listeners will discover:
- How emotional pain and stress patterns get “stuck” in the body
- A simple Triple A method to release tension and heal naturally
- How reconnecting with your body’s signals can restore energy and balance
Press play to learn practical steps for reducing pain and reclaiming your health—naturally.
Click here to get your copy of Solving Pain Without Pills to start understanding what your body is really trying to tell you.
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What if autoimmune disease wasn’t permanent—but something your body could actually overcome?
In this Better Health Bookshelf episode, Mike Capuzzi talks with Casey Hibbard, author of Overcoming Autoimmunity: Real Recoveries and What You Can Learn from Them.
Casey is the founder of Rebuilding My Health, where she shares powerful, real-life stories of people who have healed from autoimmune disease using natural and functional medicine approaches.
You’ll hear how Casey and others reversed their health challenges by identifying root causes, improving gut health, reducing toxins, and transforming their mindset.
This episode is packed with encouragement and practical wisdom for anyone ready to start reversing autoimmune disorders naturally and live with more energy and confidence.
Press play to hear how ordinary people are finding lasting relief from autoimmune disease and how you can too.
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Is technology addiction silently draining your energy, disrupting your hormones, and keeping you from real rest?
On this episode of the Better Health Bookshelf, Mike Capuzzi talks with Justin Hai, author of Stress Nation: Escape the Technology Trap, Eliminate Stress, and Reclaim Rest, about how constant digital stimulation affects cortisol, sleep, and overall health.
Listeners will discover:
- How to recognize the hidden signs of technology and social media addiction.
- Simple ways to improve sleep and manage stress naturally.
- Practical daily habits to restore calm, balance hormones, and protect long-term health.
Press play to learn how to break free from digital overload and take back control of your body and mind.
Get your copy of Stress Nation: Escape the Technology Trap, Eliminate Stress, and Reclaim Rest to start your journey toward better health and sanity.
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Is turning 60 really the start of decline—or can it be the beginning of vibrant health and a purpose filled life?
In this episode of Better Health Bookshelf, Mike Capuzzi talks with Allison McCune Davis, Traditional Naturopath and author of Sixty Is a Good Start.
With practical insights and encouragement, Allison shows women over 60 that it is never too late to build new habits, strengthen your body, and redefine your purpose.
Whether you are navigating healthy aging or simply seeking more meaning in your daily routine, this conversation will give you hope and practical steps you can use today.
Listeners will discover:
- How the “60-Day Dare” can jumpstart lasting habits for women 60 and over
- Why body, brain, and purpose work together for long-term health
- Simple steps for building vibrant health without overwhelm
Press play to hear how you can reset your life after 60 and thrive in new ways.
Click here to get your copy of Sixty Is a Good Start to begin your own journey today.
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Is it possible that the key to feeling younger and healthier is already within your reach?
In this episode of Better Health Bookshelf, Dr. Michael Blahut, an osteopathic and integrative physician, shares how his new book, Everyday Medicine, reveals simple holistic health practices that restore energy, balance, and vitality.
For listeners frustrated with short doctor visits and quick prescriptions, this conversation offers a refreshing look at how a functional doctor approaches care.
Dr. Blahut explains why functional medicine matters, how a natural healing doctor thinks differently, and how small shifts can unlock your body’s natural self-healing abilities.
Listeners will discover:
- How light, breath, and movement can act as medicine
- Why belief and intention influence healing outcomes
- Practical steps to reconnect with the body’s natural rhythms
Press play to learn everyday practices you can start using now.
Click to get your copy of Everyday Medicine to put these strategies into action.
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What if the real key to building resilience after 50 isn’t complicated hacks, but simple habits you can actually follow every day?
In this episode, Dr. Clayton Skaggs, author of The Power of Doing What Matters: Discover the Mind-Body Resilience in All of Us, shares how mind body wellness and holistic health practices can help you break free from pain, stress, and frustration.
Listeners will learn practical steps for living their best life with more energy, clarity, and confidence.
You’ll discover:
- Why simple daily rituals create lasting resilience at any age
- How to approach pain and stress with a proactive, natural mindset
- The role of consistent habits in protecting long-term health and vitality
Press play now to hear how building resilience can transform your life starting today.
Click here to get your copy of The Power of Doing What Matters to put these strategies into action.
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Are hidden toxins in your food, water, and home quietly sabotaging your ability to increase fertility and improve long-term health?
In this Better Health Bookshelf episode, author and functional nutritionist Deidre Bloomquist shares practical solutions from her book Toxic Infertility: Detoxification Solutions to Improve Natural Fertility.
With infertility rates on the rise, she explains how toxins and infertility are connected, what both women and men can do to boost fertility, and how reducing toxic exposure can improve chances of pregnancy and support future generations.
Listeners will discover:
- How everyday chemicals affect hormone and gut health in men and women
- Simple, natural fertility strategies to reduce toxic exposure
- Practical steps to boost fertility and improve overall wellness
Play this episode now to uncover what may be missing in your health routine and how to take proactive steps toward lasting vitality.
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Are you a woman over 50 who feels like you’ve spent years putting everyone else first while your own needs slip further down the list?
This episode explores why self care for women is not a luxury but a necessity for lasting health and midlife wellness.
In this conversation, National Board-Certified Health & Wellness Coach and former military spouse Shari Biery shares practical self care tips for women who want to reclaim their energy, purpose, and confidence.
Drawing from her book It’s Your Turn, Shari explains how women’s health after 50 can thrive with simple, intentional changes.
Listeners will discover:
- How to break free from the “sacrifice syndrome” that drains energy and joy
- Why listening to your body is the foundation of true midlife wellness
- A proven framework for creating balance, confidence, and purpose every day
Press play to learn how to finally make it your turn.
Get your copy of It’s Your Turn today and start prioritizing your well-being.
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Are negative thoughts, constant stress, or anxiety keeping you from feeling good again?
In this episode of Better Health Bookshelf, Judith Belmont, MS in Clinical Psychology and author of 110 CBT Tips and Tools, shares how Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT therapy) can help you break free from stress and negative thinking, rewire your anxious brain, and create lasting resilience.
Designed for men and women want better health and a brighter outlook, Judy explains simple tools anyone can use to feel stronger, calmer, and more in control.
Listeners will discover:
- Why reframing negative thoughts is the key to feeling good again
- Practical CBT tools to manage stress, regret, and self-doubt
- How to use everyday strategies to rewire your anxious brain
Play this episode now to learn how to start feeling good again with practical CBT therapy tools.
Get your copy of 110 CBT Tips and Tools today on Amazon.
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What if lasting joint health had nothing to do with intense workouts—and everything to do with slowing down?
In this Better Health Bookshelf episode, Jeff Bailey, author of the new book, Mobility for Life and founder of Avita Yoga, shares how his gentle yoga approach helps men and women over 50 heal pain, restore mobility, and reduce aches without strain or risk.
If you’re tired of living with stiffness or worried about joint replacement surgery, this conversation offers a refreshing, practical path forward.
Listeners will discover:
- How to use gentle yoga to support joint health and mobility for life
- A simple method to heal pain and reduce aches without aggressive exercise
- Why “less is more” is the secret to long-term strength and independence
Play this episode now to learn how you can keep your joints strong, pain-free, and moving well into your later years.
Click here to buy Mobility for Life: Healthy Joints, Strong Bones, and a Peaceful Mind with Avita Yoga.
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Are you feeling exhausted, stretched too thin, or overwhelmed while caring for others?
In this episode of Better Health Bookshelf, Dr. Roberta Garceau, dentist, certified yoga and Ayurveda instructor, and author of Bliss, Not Burnout, shares how to prevent burnout through simple, sustainable self-care strategies.
This conversation focuses on holistic wellness approaches that blend modern science and ancient wisdom.
In this episode, listeners will discover:
- How to recognize early signs of burnout and what to do about it
- Simple breathwork and mindfulness techniques that promote better health
- How to care for yourself while still caring for others
Listen now and walk away with practical tips that will help you feel more grounded, energized, and in control.
Get Bliss, Not Burnout: Hope for Health Care Providers to start feeling better today.
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Could the food your eating be quietly harming your brain, leading to memory issues, brain fog, and mood swings?
In this episode of Better Health Bookshelf, Mike Capuzzi speaks with Dr. Deanna Kelly, an internationally recognized research scientist, and co-author of the new book, Get Your Brain Off Grain, about the powerful gut brain connection and how gluten sensitivity can affect mental and neurological health.
Listeners will learn:
- How a gluten-free diet can improve mental clarity and focus.
- The link between the mind gut connection and issues like anxiety and depression.
- Practical steps to improve mental health with a gluten-free lifestyle.
Press play to discover if removing gluten could be the missing key to protecting your brain and boosting your mental wellness.
Want to explore the science and actionable steps in detail? Click here to get your copy of Get Your Brain off Grain today.
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What if healthy food actually became the most delicious part of your day?
In this episode of Better Health Bookshelf, host Mike Capuzzi talks with Dr. Deborah Kennedy about culinary medicine—the practical approach to making nutritious food taste so good, you'll want to eat it.
If you're tired of the chemicals, sugar, and salt hidden in your food—or frustrated that healthy cooking feels bland or boring—this episode will give you a new path forward.
What you'll learn:
- How to make healthy eating sustainable by maximizing flavor.
- Simple kitchen strategies to cut sugar and salt without losing taste.
- Why food as medicine isn’t hype—it’s a powerful, science-backed solution.
Listen now to discover how to transform your relationship with food and cook meals that heal, energize, and satisfy.
Click here to grab your copy of Culinary Medicine: Maximizing Flavor to start making healthy food craveable today.
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Is your current approach to health actually helping you age better—or just masking symptoms?
In this episode of Better Health Bookshelf, Dr. Monisha Bhanote—quintuple board-certified physician and expert in integrative health and functional medicine, and author of the book, The Anatomy of Wellbeing, explains how to take back control of your well-being by focusing on what matters most: your cells.
If you're over 50 and tired of quick fixes, conflicting advice, and feeling dismissed by conventional medicine, this conversation offers a smarter, more personalized path forward.
What you'll learn:
- Why cellular health is the real secret to longevity and lasting energy
- How integrative medicine blends science and ancient wisdom to help you feel your best
- Simple, intentional health rituals that actually fit your life and deliver results
Play this episode to discover how integrative health practices can help you live younger, longer, and stronger.
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Is your workout routine doing more harm than good as you age?
In this episode of Better Health Bookshelf, fitness expert and author Steve McKinney shares a smarter, safer way to stay strong with his 3-W System: weight training, walking, and watching your diet.
Designed specifically for people concerned about fitness over 50, this episode tackles the frustration many face with joint pain, long workouts, and confusing health advice.
You’ll learn:
- How strength training for seniors can help you gain muscle after 50 without stressing your joints
- Why shorter, focused over 50 workouts are often more effective than long gym sessions
- How to build lifelong habits for sustainable health, energy, and resilience
If you're tired of the gimmicks and want a simple, science-backed approach to aging with strength and confidence, press play now.
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Struggling with weight gain, low energy, or feeling like your body’s changed overnight after 50?
In this empowering episode of Better Health Bookshelf, host Mike Capuzzi sits down with health coach and author Esther Avant to talk about women’s wellness—and why most traditional weight loss advice doesn’t work for women over 50.
Esther shares her “Gone for Good” formula for lasting lifestyle change, built on consistency, confidence, and compassionate ownership.
Listeners will learn:
- Why a healthy diet for women isn’t about restriction, but awareness and personalization
- The truth about strength training for women and why it’s essential after menopause
- How to overcome mental blocks and build sustainable fitness for women over 50
If you're tired of starting over and want a real plan that respects your age and goals, hit play now and discover what lasting change actually looks like.
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What if cancer isn’t what we’ve always been told it is—and there’s a completely different way to understand it and treat it?
In this eye-opening episode of Better Health Bookshelf, host Mike Capuzzi talks with Danny Carroll, author of Terminal Cancer Is a Misdiagnosis, about a radical shift in how we view cancer, illness, and healing.
Rooted in the principles of Germanic Healing Knowledge, Danny introduces a perspective on alternative cancer treatment that challenges the conventional medical model and offers a new path for those seeking true healing after 50.
Listeners will discover:
- Why many terminal cancer diagnoses may be wrong—and what to do instead
- How to survive terminal cancer without chemo using natural, mind-body approaches
- Why understanding the emotional root of disease is key to lasting health and healing
Don’t miss this episode if you’re open to a different way of thinking about illness and recovery.
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Struggling to stay consistent with your workouts—especially as life gets more unpredictable after 50?
In this episode of Better Health Bookshelf, host Mike Capuzzi talks with fitness expert and bestselling author David Amerland about how to create a fitness plan that’s flexible, science-backed, and designed for fitness over 50.
This conversation is perfect for listeners looking for a smarter, more sustainable path to healthy aging and lasting strength & vitality—without extreme routines or gym pressure.
In this episode, you’ll discover:
- The 10-minute fitness motivation hack that works at any age
- How to rewire your thinking to finally make fitness a consistent habit
- Simple, equipment-free routines ideal for an over 50 workout lifestyle
Hit play to learn how to build a lifelong fitness habit that adapts to your body, schedule, and goals.
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Are your workouts doing more harm than good—and leaving you with more aches than results?
In this episode of Better Health Bookshelf, host Mike Capuzzi talks with New York Times bestselling author and elite athlete Brad Kearns about why the benefits of walking far outweigh the risks of high-impact workouts, especially for people over 50.
Brad challenges the myths of the running boom and reveal how simple, consistent movement may be the key to fat loss, longevity, and real metabolic health.
Listeners will discover:
- Why walking is better than running for long-term wellness and weight management
- How barefoot walking can rebuild strength and prevent injury
- The daily walking benefits that support brain, joint, and hormonal health
Learn how to protect your health and get better results—by doing less, not more.
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Is your dental routine silently affecting your heart, brain, or overall health?
In this episode of Better Health Bookshelf, host Mike Capuzzi talks with certified biological dental hygienist Heather the Hygienist, author of Dentistry Made Easy: The Consumer’s Guide to Oral Health and Smart Decisions.
If you're over 50 and focused on wellness, you'll discover how holistic dental care is far more than cosmetic—it’s foundational to your full-body health.
Listeners will learn:
- Why a healthy smile is a powerful indicator of systemic health and longevity
- The hidden dangers of fluoride, mercury, and conventional dental products
- How to find a holistic dentist and make smarter, safer dental choices
If you're looking for a natural, practical approach to oral care that supports the health of your entire body, press play now and hear what your conventional dentist may never tell you.
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Is your body becoming an obstacle to the active, adventurous life you still want to live?
In this episode of Better Health Bookshelf, host Mike Capuzzi talks with Waldemar Franco, author of the book, Find Your Wild Flow, about a fitness program for men over 50 designed to restore strength, agility, and confidence.
As men age, many feel their energy fading and their bodies becoming more fragile. Waldemar’s Wild Flow Method challenges that decline with a mindset shift and a practical, sustainable approach to movement and functional strength training.
In this episode, you’ll discover:
- Why traditional men’s workout routines fail men over 50 and what works instead
- How to replace rigid routines with energizing movement rituals
- A realistic way to support healthy aging through men’s fitness and mindset
Listen now to learn how to make your body a vehicle, not a burden, for the adventures ahead.
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Can a Nobel Prize-winning molecule help slow aging, improve sleep, and boost your energy?
In this episode of Better Health Bookshelf, host Mike Capuzzi speaks with Chris Burres, scientist, entrepreneur, and author of Live Longer and Better, about the surprising health benefits of carbon 60—a powerful antioxidant gaining attention as a next-generation longevity supplement.
For adults over 50 seeking alternatives to pharmaceutical solutions, this conversation explores what carbon 60 supplements (also known as C60) can really do for energy, inflammation, and healthy aging.
Listeners will discover:
• What carbon 60 is and why it matters for longevity
• The link between C60, oxidative stress, and better sleep
• How carbon 60 may support healthy aging from head to toe
Learn why more people over 50 are turning to this promising discovery and what it could mean for your health.
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Are the products you use every day quietly harming your immune system?
In this episode of Better Health Bookshelf, host Mike Capuzzi interviews Dr. Aly Cohen, author of the BRAND-NEW & MUST READ book, Detoxify, to explore how environmental toxins in food, water, and household products can disrupt immune health—especially for adults over 50.
With toxins in foods and water at an all-time high, many people are unknowingly increasing their risk for chronic illness.
Dr. Cohen shares clear, actionable strategies to detoxify your life, support your immune system, and make safer, smarter health choices.
You’ll discover:
- How detoxifying foods can support your body's natural defenses
- Why clean, healthy water is critical—and how to find the right filtration
- Where environmental toxins and toxins in household products are hiding in plain sight
Play this episode to learn how to protect your health with simple, affordable changes.
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Are you over 50, frustrated by low energy, stubborn weight gain, and confusing health advice?
In this episode of Better Health Bookshelf, host Mike Capuzzi sits down with Ben Azadi, author of Metabolic Freedom: A 30-Day Guide to Restore Your Metabolism, Heal Hormones & Burn Fat.
Together, they explore how to reclaim metabolic health after 50, why so many people are unknowingly insulin resistant, and how to reset metabolism without relying on calorie counting or extreme exercise.
Listeners will discover:
- The root cause of poor metabolic health and how to reverse it naturally
- How to follow a smarter metabolic diet tailored for the 50+ lifestyle
- Practical daily habits to burn fat, balance hormones, and boost energy
Play this episode to hear how Ben’s 30-day plan can help you reset your health and feel like yourself again.
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Are you a woman over 30 who’s doing everything “right” but still struggling to lose weight?
In this episode of Better Health Bookshelf, host Mike Capuzzi interviews Dr. Phyllis Pobee, author of Lean Genes: A Physician’s Guide to Genetic Weight Loss, who shares how genetic weight loss can help women finally see real, lasting results.
Dr. Pobee, a triple board-certified physician, explains how weight loss for women over 50 is fundamentally different due to genetics, hormones, and metabolism—and why old strategies like fasting may actually backfire.
Listeners will learn:
- Why genetic testing for weight loss may be the missing key to success
- How to work with your unique “genetic avatar” instead of fighting your body
- What makes losing weight over fifty both more challenging and more fixable with the right strategy
Press play to learn how this personalized, proven approach can transform your health after 50.
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Is there a natural, effective alternative to prescription drugs for chronic pain, anxiety, or serious conditions like cancer and epilepsy?
In this episode of Better Health Bookshelf, Mike Capuzzi interviews Dr. Joseph Rosado, a leading expert on medical cannabis and the author of Medical Cannabis: Unlocking the Potential for Top Conditions. Together, they explore how cannabis as medicine is transforming healthcare for adults seeking safer, smarter treatments.
Listeners will discover:
- How medical cannabis can help manage conditions like chronic pain, anxiety, and epilepsy.
- Why working with a knowledgeable doctor like Dr. Joseph Rosado is critical for safe, effective use.
- The surprising science behind cannabis as a natural alternative to prescription drugs.
Press play to learn how cannabis as medicine could be the breakthrough you've been looking for to regain control of your health and quality of life. And don’t forget to get Dr. Rosado’s gift!
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What if the easiest way to eat healthy, feel better, and avoid medications was already sitting on your kitchen counter?
In this episode, Dr. Dana Cohen, co-author of Fuel Up: Harness the Power of Your Blender and "Cheat" Your Way to Good Health, shares how simple blender habits can transform your approach to healthy eating.
If you're overwhelmed by processed food, weight gain, or the growing list of daily pills, this conversation offers a refreshingly doable solution.
In this episode, you'll discover:
- How healthy smoothie recipes can help reduce reliance on medications.
- Why nutritional smoothies are ideal for fast, nutrient-rich meals.
- The easiest first step to feel better and eat healthier every day.
Tune in to learn how healthy eating doesn't have to be hard—or require a gourmet kitchen.
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Are you prepared to protect yourself or a loved one from medical mistakes during a hospital stay?
For adults over 50, a hospital visit—planned or unexpected—can bring serious risks, especially when most patients still assume hospitals are always safe.
In this episode I interview Dr. Julie Siemers, author of Surviving Your Hospital Stay: A Nurse Educator’s Guide to Staying Safe and Living to Tell About It.
Drawing from decades of frontline experience, Dr. Siemers explains how preventable medical mistakes, medication errors, and poor communication can turn routine care into life-threatening emergencies—and what you can do to avoid becoming a statistic.
Here’s what you will gain from this episode:
- Learn how to spot early warning signs of serious health issues during a hospital stay
- Discover how to become a confident and effective healthcare advocate for yourself or a loved one
- Get insider tips to reduce your risk of falling victim to common medical mistakes
Play this episode now to gain life-saving insights and don’t forget to get her free patient safety checklist.
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In this episode Mike Capuzzi talks with Cristine Hull, PhD, author of 10 Ways to Balance Your Brain Chemistry, and explores how imbalances in brain chemistry can disrupt emotional health and wellness.
Many people feel “off” but don’t know why, and this episode uncovers how natural, drug-free strategies can help restore mental wellbeing and improve brain health.
Listeners will discover:
- How balanced brain chemistry can help you feel better fast
- Why diet and lifestyle changes dramatically improve brain health
- Practical steps to support emotional health and wellness naturally
If you're ready to stop guessing and start feeling like yourself again, press play and learn how to support your brain chemistry the natural way.
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What if your adult acne is actually your body trying to tell you something important?
On this week’s Better Health Bookshelf, I’m featuring the book Eliminating Adult Acne for Good.
I’m joined by author Leigh Brandon, a functional medicine expert, holistic health coach, and author who's helped people overcome skin issues, gut problems, and chronic pain since 1996.
Leigh knows the pain of adult acne firsthand. After battling it for 18 years and being stuck on antibiotics that never solved the root problem, he finally cleared his skin—and has stayed clear for over 25 years.
In this episode, you’ll hear why most traditional acne treatments fail, why adult acne is a sign of deeper internal issues, and how Leigh’s book gives you a clear, step-by-step approach to solving your adult acne for good. No fluff. No gimmicks. Just real solutions that actually work.
If you or someone you care about has struggled with adult acne, this episode will give you hope, answers, and a natural path forward.
WHO SHOULD LISTEN TO THIS EPISODE:
This episode is for adults who are tired of trying every acne product under the sun and getting nowhere.
- Adults suffering from ongoing or cystic acne and looking for a natural, lasting solution
- Parents of teens or young adults dealing with the emotional toll of acne
- Anyone frustrated with prescriptions and creams that only treat the symptoms of adult acne
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What if everything you’ve been told about cholesterol and heart disease was wrong?
On this week’s Better Health Bookshelf, I’m featuring the book The Clot Thickens: The Enduring Mystery of Heart Disease. Dr. Malcolm Kendrick is a medical doctor with decades of clinical experience and a fearless voice when it comes to exposing dangerous heart disease myths.
He’s the author of several books, a respected blogger, and a strong advocate for patients questioning the status quo in heart health.
If you’ve ever been told your cholesterol numbers are too high and you need to start statins right away—or if you’re worried because heart disease runs in your family—this episode is for you.
Dr. Kendrick explains in plain, everyday language why the real root cause of heart disease may not be cholesterol at all, and what you should focus on instead.
Dr. Kendrick breaks down the biggest heart disease myths, why mainstream advice might be harming more than helping, and what everyday people can do to stay heart healthy for life.
You’ll walk away with a fresh, empowering way to think about your health—and some easy-to-do action steps.
WHO SHOULD LISTEN TO THIS EPISODE:
This episode is for anyone who has been told they’re at risk for heart disease and wants to understand what’s really going on inside their body—especially those tired of cookie-cutter advice about cholesterol and statins.
- You’re confused or skeptical about cholesterol, statins, and traditional heart disease advice
- You’ve been told you have high cholesterol and want real answers before taking medication
- You want to prevent heart disease naturally and take control of your health
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If you want to understand the truth about heart disease myths and how to protect yourself and your loved ones, The Clot Thickens is a must-read. Dr. Kendrick’s honest, evidence-based writing cuts through the noise and gives you power over your health.
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Are modern relationships harder than ever for men, or are men just missing the right tools to succeed?
On this week’s Better Health Bookshelf, I’m featuring the book STRONG: A Relationship Field Guide for the Modern Man.
My guest author, Kristal DeSantis, is a licensed marriage and family therapist specializing in attachment, sex, and trauma. She has spent years working with first responders, veterans, and high-achieving men who struggle to navigate the evolving landscape of modern relationships.
If you’re a man who wants to be a better partner—but feels lost on how to do it—this episode is for you.
Kristal’s book takes relationship science and translates it into practical, real-world skills men can use right away. We cover her STRONG framework, which lays out the six key pillars of a strong relationship: Safety, Trust, Respect, Openness, Nurturing, and Generosity.
This is not a book about lifting weights, dieting, or grinding harder at work. It’s about mastering modern man relationships and understanding what today’s high-value women truly seek in a partner.
Whether you’re struggling in your relationship, looking for ways to deepen your connection, or just want to future-proof your love life, Kristal’s insights will give you the game plan you need.
WHO SHOULD LISTEN TO THIS EPISODE:
This episode is for men who want to improve their relationships and become stronger, more connected partners.
- Men looking for a roadmap to becoming a better partner in today’s changing relationship world.
- Husbands, boyfriends, and fathers who want stronger emotional connections with their partners.
- Anyone struggling with trust, communication, or intimacy and searching for practical, no-fluff advice.
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If you’re ready to level up in your relationships and become the best partner you can be, this book is your ultimate guide. Kristal DeSantis breaks down relationship science in a way men will actually understand and use.
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Are you living the way your body was designed to thrive?
On this week’s Better Health Bookshelf, I’m featuring the book On the Origin of Being with co-author, Dr. Jenny Powers.
Dr. Jenny is an immunologist, researcher, and writer who has spent years studying how modern life misaligns with the way we evolved to live.
In this episode, we uncover how primal health—aligning our lifestyle with our natural biology—can improve sleep, nutrition, stress levels, and our relationship with nature. Jenny shares insights on why modern life often leaves us feeling off balance and what we can do to reconnect with our biological roots.
From how our ancestors thrived without processed food to why our bodies crave natural light, this conversation is packed with practical takeaways that can help you reclaim a healthier, more vibrant life.
WHO SHOULD LISTEN TO THIS EPISODE:
This episode is perfect for anyone who:
- Feels like modern life is making them tired, stressed, or sick and wants to reset their primal health habits.
- Wants to understand how human evolution shapes our health and well-being today.
- Is looking for simple, science-backed ways to improve sleep, nutrition, and overall vitality.
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If you want to realign your daily habits with your body’s natural design, this book is a must-read. On the Origin of Being gives you the tools to improve your health by understanding the science of human evolution.
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Can daily meditation really help rewire your brain and break free from stress, fear, and sleepless nights—especially if traditional methods have failed you before?
In this episode of Better Health Bookshelf, host Mike Capuzzi sits down with Mary Welp, author of RISE Hypnotic Meditation, to explore a practical, science-backed method that combines daily meditation and self-hypnosis for healing.
Designed for men and women 50+, this approach speaks directly to those who’ve tried meditation or hypnosis without success and are still searching for relief.
Listeners will discover:
- Why daily meditation doesn’t have to be long or difficult to be effective
- How hypnotic meditation can help rewire stress responses and emotional triggers
- A 4-step method to create calm, better sleep, and healthier habits in minutes a day
Play this episode now to learn how to regain control of your mind and reduce stress with a simple daily practice.
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Are you over 50 and starting to feel like your body isn’t bouncing back the way it used to?
In this episode of Better Health Bookshelf, host Mike Capuzzi sits down with Dr. Nayan Patel, pharmacist and author of The Glutathione Revolution: Fight Disease, Slow Aging, and Increase Energy with the Master Antioxidant.
They explore the powerful glutathione benefits most people have never heard about—and why glutathione deficiency could be behind your fatigue, brain fog, or sluggish aging.
Listeners will learn:
- How to increase glutathione naturally with food, supplements, and lifestyle
- Why glutathione is essential for detox, energy, and aging well
- What makes Dr. Patel’s patented topical glutathione formula a game-changer
Discover a practical path to feeling stronger, younger, and more energized—without gimmicks or guesswork.
Play this episode to find out how glutathione might be the missing link in your health journey.
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Is your body slowing down, aching more, and making you wonder if pain is just part of getting older?
In this episode of Better Health Bookshelf, host Mike Capuzzi speaks with Will Harlow, author of Thriving Beyond Fifty, to uncover natural strategies for staying mobile, active, and fit after 50.
Harlow, a physiotherapist who specializes in mobility for men over 50 and mobility for women over 50, explains why common age-related pain is often preventable—and what to do instead of reaching for pain pills or considering surgery.
Listeners will discover:
- Why most back and joint pain after 50 isn’t “just aging”
- Simple workouts for men and women over 50 to build strength and stay pain-free
- Practical strategies to restore mobility and avoid unnecessary medical procedures
Listen now to hear Will’s best tips from his book—and learn how to build a pain-free body you're proud of.
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Are you relying on pills and prescriptions while overlooking powerful natural remedies that could be growing just outside your door?
In this episode of Better Health Bookshelf, host Mike Capuzzi interviews Jane Barlow, author of Be Your Own Shaman: A Field Guide to Utilize 101 of the World’s Most Healing Plants.
Jane shares how everyday people can confidently use plants as medicine and herbal remedies to heal naturally, even without a medical background. This conversation is packed with insights for those seeking safer, more intuitive ways to improve their health after 50.
In this episode, you’ll discover:
- Why many store-bought spices lack healing power—and what to buy instead
- How to start your own home herbal apothecary
- Practical ways to heal naturally using familiar herbs and plants
Start listening now and get a free peak health checklist from Jane Barlow when you visit the episode page.
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Is emotional eating quietly sabotaging your health goals—even when you’re doing “everything right”?
In this episode of Better Health Bookshelf, host Mike Capuzzi talks with Renée Jones, author of What’s Really Eating You?: Overcome the Triggers of Comfort Eating, to uncover the real reason so many people over 50 struggle with stress eating, anxious eating, and the endless diet cycle.
This conversation goes beyond food and tackles the deeper emotions and triggers behind emotional eating.
In this episode, listeners will discover:
- Why emotional eating has nothing to do with willpower or hunger
- How to identify and manage your unique comfort eating triggers
- A sustainable strategy for weight loss that actually fits your life
Listen now to uncover the surprising fix for emotional eating and finally take control of your health.
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Could science hold the key to weight loss that lasts a lifetime?
On this week’s Better Health Bookshelf, I’m featuring the book Outsmarting Obesity by Dr. Stewart Lonky.
Dr. Lonky brings decades of expertise as a physician and researcher, and his unique insights into the science behind obesity can transform how you think about weight loss.
In this episode, Dr. Lonky explains why traditional diets fail and how epigenetics, environmental toxins, and behavior play a pivotal role in obesity. You’ll hear why obesity is not just about “calories in, calories out,” but instead a multifaceted issue involving inflammation and genetic changes caused by external factors.
Dr. Lonky’s practical AIPE program—Accept, Identify, Prevent, Eliminate—gives listeners actionable steps to reduce toxic exposure, make better choices, and maintain a healthy weight.
Whether you’re battling weight loss frustrations or simply seeking smarter, science-backed weight management strategies, this conversation is packed with real-world solutions to help you and your family live healthier lives.
WHO SHOULD LISTEN TO THIS EPISODE:
This episode is perfect for anyone struggling with weight loss or searching for practical, scientific weight loss solutions. Here are three specific audiences who will benefit most:
- Individuals who have tried dieting but struggle to maintain long-term weight loss.
- Parents and grandparents concerned about reducing obesity risks for future generations.
- Health-conscious listeners looking to prevent and eliminate environmental toxins linked to obesity.
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Could reversing autoimmune disease be the key to reclaiming your health and happiness?
On this week’s Better Health Bookshelf, I’m featuring the book Beat Autoimmune. Palmer Kippola shares her incredible story of reversing multiple sclerosis and outlines her groundbreaking FIGHTS framework to help others overcome autoimmune conditions. Drawing on her 40-year journey of healing, Palmer combines personal experience, leading-edge science, and insights from top medical experts to offer practical, hope-filled strategies for reversing autoimmune disease.
In this episode, Palmer explains how chronic stress, inflammatory foods, and environmental toxins contribute to autoimmune conditions and reveals simple changes anyone can make to promote healing. Whether you’re new to exploring functional medicine or looking for actionable advice, this episode offers tools and encouragement for anyone seeking to reverse autoimmune symptoms and build resilient health.
WHO SHOULD LISTEN TO THIS EPISODE: This episode is perfect for:
- Those battling autoimmune diseases like MS, Hashimoto’s, or rheumatoid arthritis who are seeking hope and actionable steps to heal.
- Caregivers and family members looking to support loved ones with autoimmune conditions.
- Health-conscious individuals who want to prevent autoimmune conditions and improve overall wellness.
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Click here to download Palmer’s Optimal Food Guide, a 12-page eBook to help you identify the best foods for your healing journey.
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Meet Courtney Luna, author of the book Carnivore in the Kitchen.
Can eating only animal-based foods revolutionize your health, your energy, and your entire relationship with food?
On this week’s Better Health Bookshelf, I’m featuring the book Carnivore in the Kitchen and its author, Courtney Luna
During our conversation, Courtney shares her journey from 25 years of yo-yo dieting to finding freedom and incredible health through a carnivore lifestyle.
This episode is packed with actionable insights for anyone curious about the benefits of an animal-based diet. Courtney reveals her favorite recipes, including creative dishes like carnivore pizza and lasagna.
We discuss the myths surrounding meat and butter, how to get started with the carnivore diet, and why it’s more sustainable and satisfying than you might think.
Whether you're considering a full transition to carnivore or just want some inspiring ideas for healthier eating, this episode has you covered.
WHO SHOULD LISTEN TO THIS EPISODE:
This episode of the Better Health Bookshelf is perfect for anyone curious about how the carnivore diet can transform their health and simplify their meals. If you’ve struggled with yo-yo dieting, are tired of confusing health advice, or want a sustainable approach to feeling your best, this is for you.
- People frustrated with traditional dieting methods and looking for real, lasting results.
- Busy parents who need family-friendly recipes that work.
- Health-conscious individuals exploring new ways to improve their energy, weight, and well-being.
- Those curious about eliminating plants and sugar for better health and happiness.
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Carnivore in the Kitchen is your guide to mastering the carnivore diet with ease and creativity. Packed with 75+ recipes, meal plans, and tips, this book will help you feel great and eat better. Click here to buy Carnivore in the Kitchen.
If there was one simple, natural change you could make today that might help your child with ADHD feel calmer, more focused, and happier—wouldn’t you want to know what it is?
On this week’s Better Health Bookshelf, I’m featuring the book Thriving with ADHD: A Guide to Naturally Reducing ADHD Symptoms in Your Child, and joining me is its author, Dana Kay, a Board-Certified Holistic Health and Nutrition Practitioner, founder of the ADHD Thrive Institute, and a passionate advocate for families navigating ADHD challenges.
With years of hands-on experience helping over 1,300 families transform their children’s lives naturally, Dana brings a unique mix of science-backed strategies and real-life solutions to the table.
If you’re a parent of a child with ADHD, you know the struggles—meltdowns, focus issues, and the emotional rollercoaster that impacts the whole family.
In today’s episode, Dana Kay shares practical, actionable insights from her book Thriving with ADHD, revealing how simple changes in diet, gut health, and lifestyle can significantly reduce ADHD symptoms.
Whether you’re frustrated with medication side effects or just looking for a better way, this conversation is packed with hope, clarity, and proven strategies.
Tune in and discover how small, natural changes can create big results for your child’s health and happiness.
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What if the secret to sleeping better, feeling calmer, and thinking clearer wasn’t in a pill or a therapy session, but in training your brain—just like going to the gym? How would that change the way you approach your health?
On this week’s Better Health Bookshelf, I’m featuring the book Neurofeedback 101: Rewiring the Brain for ADHD, Anxiety, Depression, and Beyond Without Medication.
Joining me is Michael Cohen, one of the nation's leading experts in neurofeedback, with over 27 years of hands-on experience helping people rewire their brains for better focus, calm, and overall mental health. Michael has trained thousands of healthcare professionals and is known for making complex brain science simple, actionable, and results driven.
In this episode, we uncover how neurofeedback—a cutting-edge brain training tool—can address common challenges like ADHD, anxiety, depression, and sleep disorders without relying on medication.
Michael shares real-world examples, clear explanations, and practical takeaways to help you understand how this powerful method can improve your mental clarity, emotional resilience, and overall health.
Whether you're a parent of a child with ADHD, someone struggling with stress, or just curious about peak brain performance, this conversation will equip you with valuable insights you can use right away.
TOP TAKEAWAYS FROM THIS EPISODE:
Your Brain Can Learn Better Patterns: Just like exercising your muscles, neurofeedback helps your brain practice healthier habits to reduce stress, anxiety, and sleep problems.
No Medication Needed for Big Changes: Neurofeedback is a natural way to improve focus, mood, and sleep without relying on pills or treatments with side effects.
Technology Gives Instant Brain Feedback: Special equipment shows your brain what it’s doing in real-time, helping it learn to stay calm and balanced—kind of like a video game for your mind.
Good Habits Help Neurofeedback Work Better: Eating healthy, sleeping well, and reducing screen time at night make neurofeedback even more effective for long-term results.
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"If you had to 'invest' in your health like you do your money, what would be your smartest first step?"
On this week’s Better Health Bookshelf, I’m featuring the book Wellness 101: Simple Steps to Good Health by Gloria Treister.
Gloria isn’t just an author—she’s a 44-year veteran in healthcare, a wellness advocate, and someone who’s dedicated her life to helping people feel better, live longer, and stay empowered in their health choices. With decades of experience owning a physical therapy practice, leading corporate wellness programs, and influencing thousands with her practical advice, Gloria brings an unmatched level of insight and passion to the conversation.
Wellness 101: Simple Steps to Good Health is a beginner-friendly yet deeply insightful guide packed with easy-to-follow advice on nutrition, stress management, inflammation, and building healthier daily habits. Gloria shares how small, intentional actions can transform your health, the truth about food as communication, and why your health is the greatest investment you'll ever make.
Whether you’re 25 or 75, this episode will give you actionable tips and a fresh perspective on taking charge of your well-being.
TOP TAKEAWAYS FROM THIS EPISODE:
Food Is Communication: the food you eat sends messages to your body, so choose foods that help your body feel and work its best.
Small Steps Make Big Changes: you don’t need to change everything at once—start with one small healthy habit and build from there.
Your Health Is Your Best Investment: taking care of your health is like saving money—it pays off in a better, longer life.
80% of Your Health Is in Your Control: most health problems can be prevented by making smart daily choices, no matter your family history.
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Have you ever wondered how you can get strong and fit without spending hours in the gym or using lots of fancy equipment?
On this week’s Better Health Bookshelf, I’m featuring the NEW book Strong On! by Pat Flynn. Pat is a fitness expert, a sought-after coach, and the author of six books. He’s a true innovator in minimalist fitness, blending decades of experience with practical, no-nonsense advice.
Whether it’s his work with kettlebell training, his expertise in martial arts, or his engaging online community, Pat has helped thousands of people achieve strength and confidence through smarter, simpler workouts.
This episode is all about making fitness practical and achievable, no matter how busy life gets.
Pat shares his powerful approach to minimalist fitness, showing how kettlebells can deliver maximum results in less time. We discuss why Strong On is perfect for beginners looking to build strength, burn fat, and feel better—and for seasoned athletes looking to shake up their routines.
If you’re curious about kettlebells, time-crunched fitness, or functional strength, this episode is for you!
TOP TAKEAWAYS FROM THIS EPISODE:
Kettlebells Are Super Tools For Fitness: They’re like little weights with handles that help you get stronger, faster, and healthier without needing a big gym or lots of time.
Being A Minimalist Means Doing Less But Smarter Work: It’s not about doing a lot, but about doing the right things the right way to reach your goals faster.
Strong Bodies Start With Simple Movements: Exercises like squats and swings teach your body how to move better and stay healthy for everyday life.
You Don’t Need Hours To Get Stronger: Short, smart workouts with kettlebells can help you build muscle, burn fat, and feel great, even if you’re super busy.
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Are you ready to finally take control and own your wellness by creating a health plan that truly works for your unique body and lifestyle?
On this week’s Better Health Bookshelf, I’m featuring the book Own Your Wellness by the incredible Daniella Forrest (D.D.).
D.D. is a seasoned personal trainer with over 20 years of experience working with high-achieving clients in Silicon Valley. She’s a certified expert in holistic and functional diagnostic nutrition, combining innovative functional health testing with real-world strategies to help people achieve lasting wellness.
If you’ve been overwhelmed by one-size-fits-all health advice, you’ll appreciate D.D.’s fresh, practical approach to owning your wellness and transforming how you feel. D.D. shares actionable tips on improving your energy, sleep, and mindset while busting myths about diet, exercise, and supplements.
TOP TAKEAWAYS FROM THIS EPISODE:
Find Your Why: Knowing why you want to be healthier, like having more energy to play or feeling stronger, helps you stick with your plan.
Movement Is Key: You don’t have to hit the gym every day; just find fun ways to move, like dancing, walking, or even stretching.
Healthy Eating Should Work for You: Not all foods are good for everyone, so it’s important to figure out what makes your body feel its best.
Rest Helps You Stay Strong: Taking breaks, getting enough sleep, and eating enough food gives your body the energy it needs to burn fat and feel good.
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What if being healthy and happy as a middle-aged woman isn’t about strict diets or crazy workouts, but about understanding what your body truly needs?
On this week’s Better Health Bookshelf, I’m featuring the book Reflections of Joy: Learning to Love the Woman You See While Becoming the One You’re Meant to Be.
Joining me is its author, Kim Moseman, a seasoned nutritionist, personal trainer, and wellness coach who brings decades of experience to her mission of empowering women.
Kim shares her practical strategies for tackling hormonal shifts, letting go of unrealistic expectations, and embracing self-care that truly works.
Whether it’s ditching crash diets, building sustainable fitness habits, or simply learning to appreciate the woman in the mirror, Kim offers powerful advice you can put into action today.
This episode is perfect for women looking to improve their health and wellness with real-world tips from a trusted expert.
TOP TAKEAWAYS FROM THIS EPISODE:
Listen To Your Body: Pay attention to how you feel after eating, exercising, or resting so you can make smarter choices.
Focus On Progress, Not Perfection: Aim to be your best self today instead of worrying about being perfect like you were years ago.
Healthy Habits Matter: Small daily actions, like walking or writing down what you eat, can make a big difference in how you feel.
Enjoy Food, Don’t Fear It: Eating healthy can still be fun, and it’s okay to treat yourself once in a while.
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Can a 4,000-year-old healing practice really hold the key to solving modern health issues like pain, stress, and inflammation—without expensive tools or complex treatments?
On this week’s Better Health Bookshelf, I’m featuring The Cupping Book by Dr. Tom Ingegno. Dr. Tom is not just an author—he’s a seasoned Doctor of Acupuncture and East Asian Medicine with over 20 years of clinical experience.
Dr. Tom explains how this 4,000-year-old practice, made famous by athletes like Michael Phelps, can help you relieve pain, reduce inflammation, and even manage stress—all from the comfort of your home.
You’ll learn why cupping therapy is so effective, how it increases blood flow, and what makes it one of the safest, most affordable options for everyday wellness.
Whether you’re dealing with muscle tension, chronic pain, or just looking for a natural way to relax, this episode is packed with actionable insights.
TOP TAKEAWAYS FROM THIS EPISODE:
Cupping Therapy Helps Pain Relief: It works by gently pulling on your skin to bring more blood to the area, which helps sore muscles feel better.
Cupping Is a Safe And Affordable Tool: You don’t need fancy equipment or big money to try cupping; it’s something you can even do at home with a little guidance.
Cupping Improves Blood Flow: Fresh blood brings oxygen and nutrients to your body, helping it heal faster and feel stronger.
Relaxation Happens Naturally: Cupping tells your body to calm down, making it easier to handle stress and even fall asleep!
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What if the secret to feeling great and living your best life isn’t about eating less or exercising more, but about knowing how your body works and giving it exactly what it needs?On this week’s Better Health Bookshelf, I’m featuring the book Body Confident and having a conversation with author, Bronson Dant who is a fitness expert and coach.
Bronson shares his unique insights on breaking free from outdated health myths and discovering the secrets to metabolic health, bio individuality, and sustainable transformation.
We dive deep into his F2 Method, his belief that "calories are not nutrition," and how inflammation impacts body fat and overall health.
Whether you're frustrated with diets, overwhelmed by conflicting advice, or ready to take control of your health, this episode and Bronson's book offers actionable tips for achieving true physical freedom.
TOP TAKEAWAYS FROM THIS EPISODE:
- Calories Don’t Matter as Much as the Quality of the Food You Eat: Focus on eating real, whole foods instead of counting numbers.
- Inflammation Is Like Your Body’s SOS Signal: Eating junk food makes your body work too hard, causing stress that can lead to feeling sick.
- Your Health Plan Should Fit You: What works for someone else might not work for you—your body has its own special needs.
- Small Changes Can Lead to Big Results: Start with one simple thing, like moving more or eating better, and keep building on it.
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What if the health challenges you might be battling aren’t just random misfortunes, but clues to a much bigger story about your body—and all you need to do is ask the right question to uncover it?"
On this episode of the Better Health Bookshelf, I am having a conversation with Dr. Maggie Yu, a trailblazer in functional medicine with over 25 years of experience. We dive into her transformative book, 8 Out of the Box Ways to Transform Your Health from Confusion to Confidence: The Playbook for Whole Body Wellness.
Dr. Maggie shares her personal journey of overcoming autoimmune disease and early menopause, offering insights into root cause medicine, food mapping, and personalized health solutions. If you’ve been searching for answers to chronic health issues or wondering, “Why is this happening to me?” this episode is for you.
Top Takeaways from This Episode:
Ask Curious Questions About Your Health: Dr. Maggie says it's super important to be curious and ask lots of questions to find out what's really causing any health problems, not just treating the symptoms.
Find Doctors Who Listen: Dr. Maggie believes that doctors should work together with you to understand why you're not feeling well, instead of just giving you medicine right away.
Healthy Habits Make a Big Difference: Dr. Maggie talks about how simple things like eating the right foods, managing stress, and keeping your blood sugar balanced can make you feel much better.
Food Can Be Medicine or Trouble: What you eat can help you feel better or make you sick. Dr. Maggie shows how understanding food can change your health.
Click here to get your free gift from Dr. Maggie-download a free copy of her transformative book, 8 Out of the Box Ways to Transform Your Health.
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Have you ever wondered why it's so hard to stop at just one potato chip or why those late-night cravings seem impossible to conquer?
On this episode of the Better Health Bookshelf, I am having a conversation with Dr. Glenn Livingston, a psychologist who transformed his personal struggle with severe overeating into a fascinating exploration of cravings. Glenn is the author of the widely acclaimed book "Defeat Your Cravings," which has helped thousands and offers innovative strategies to manage food cravings.
Join us as we discuss the intricate world of how cravings form and practical tips to regain control of our eating habits.
Top 3 Takeaways from This Episode:
1-Food Companies Tricks: Companies add special chemicals to snacks that make us want to eat more, even when we're not hungry.
2-Brain Tricks: Our brains sometimes make us crave unhealthy foods because they think we need them to survive, like a caveman looking for bananas.
3-Breathing and Writing Helps: Taking deep breaths and writing down our thoughts can help us make better choices when we really want to eat something not-so-healthy.
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In today's episode, I'm having a conversation with Peter Conti, author of the bestselling book, Only When I Step on It. Peter shared his incredible journey hiking over 2,000 miles of the Appalachian Trail, despite suffering from severe, chronic pain due to a shattered hip and crushed nerve received from a motorcycle accident.
Inspired by the movie "Wild," Peter turned his pain into power, divided the trail into manageable sections, and adapted every step of the way. His memoir is a beacon of hope for anyone dealing with chronic pain, emphasizing that small steps and persistence can lead to monumental achievements.
Here are the top three Better Health Maxims to live by in this episode:
Embrace and Adapt to Your Limitations: Inspired by Peter Conti's journey on the Appalachian Trail, it's crucial to acknowledge your physical and emotional boundaries. Focus on what you can do rather than what you can't. Break down large, overwhelming goals into smaller, manageable steps, and don't be afraid to modify your approach as needed. Conti's method of section hiking rather than pushing for long, strenuous days exemplifies this maxim in practice.
Persist Through Challenges with Flexibility and Ingenuity: Flexibility and problem-solving are key elements of overcoming adversity. For Peter Conti, the shift from traditional long treks to a structured, personal system of hiking highlights how ingenuity can turn seemingly impossible tasks into achievable feats. Whether you’re managing chronic pain, like Conti did, or facing any formidable life challenge, persistence paired with creative solutions can lead to success.
Find Simple Joys in Focused Activities: Conti found healing through the simplicity of hiking, an activity requiring focus and offering a break from modern life's complexities. This maxim encourages you to seek out activities that provide mental clarity and physical engagement. The act of walking in nature, rhythmic and purposeful, can be both therapeutic and fulfilling. Whether it's paced walking for older adults or any other mindful activity, finding joy in simplicity greatly enhances your overall well-being.
Tune in for an inspiring story of resilience and self-healing.
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Tune in every "Wellness Wednesday" for 30–45-minute interviews to hear expert interviews that challenge conventional thinking—and walk away with both life-changing insights and a valuable free resource from each guest to help you on your journey.
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On episode #250 of The Author Factor Podcast, I am having a conversation with nonfiction book author Teddy Smith. Teddy is a prolific writer with 19 books mainly in the meditation niche. He is the founder of Publishing Performance, an AI-driven Amazon advertising platform for Amazon book authors. Teddy’s deep expertise in Amazon ads and book marketing makes him a valuable resource for authors looking to enhance their sales strategies on Amazon.
Publishing Performance is a cost-effective, powerful, and "set it and forget it" way to leverage AI to manage your book ads. Publishing Performance:
- Is fully automated and proven profitability
- Is optimized for Amazon advertising
- Enables you to add your book and get started in 3 minutes!
- Has no complex ad setups
If you have ever tried to set up your own Amazon Ads, you know how complicated it is, which is why this interview with Teddy Smith is a must-listen!
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On episode #249 of The Author Factor Podcast, I am having a conversation with nonfiction book author Michael Lynch. Michael is a CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER® with over two decades of experience helping clients achieve their financial dreams. He has written two bestselling books, including Keep It Simple, Make It Big, and It's All About the Income, and recently published his first short, helpful book, Taking Care of Your Future.
During our conversation, Michael shares how becoming an author has been a pinnacle of success for him. Writing has not only strengthened his authority in the financial planning world but also allowed him to connect more deeply with his clients. His books are seen as a valuable resource that clients read, cherish, and share, adding immense credibility and value to his professional life.
Taking Care of Your Future is Michael's latest effort to make financial planning accessible and impactful. This book is tailor-made for healthcare professionals aiming to craft a secure retirement plan. Listeners will find it interesting how Michael was able to turn a very niche-specific book into a more generalized book to be sold online to reach an even bigger audience.
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On episode #248 of The Author Factor Podcast I am having a conversation with nonfiction book author, Dean Graves. Dean is a distinguished meditation teacher and mental health counselor with over 20 years of experience. As a multi-book author, he brings extensive knowledge and a holistic approach to healing and growth. Recently, Dean published his fourth book, "Enigma: A Spiritual Exploration of Humanity's Relationship to Creation."
Dean's book serves as a nucleus for a new age of enlightenment. Listeners will find the book intriguing as it dives into the nature of creation and our relationship to it, offering a pathway towards self-healing and heightened consciousness evolution.
Learn more about Dean Graves by visiting www.DDeanGraves.org.
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On episode #247 of The Author Factor Podcast, I am having a conversation with nonfiction book author Chris Cochran. Chris's professional journey spans over three decades, encompassing roles in sales, marketing, operations, and P&L management. He is also the founder of the Christian Cochran Legacy Fund and has just published his first book, "What's Good About Today? A Purpose Driven Life," which is inspired by his son Christian's enduring spirit.
Chris’s book shares the lessons his son taught him about embracing joy and living life to its fullest. This is a tough episode to listen to, however everyone will be inspired by Chris's story and how a positive outlook can be maintained even in the face of a terminal illness, providing a roadmap to leading a purpose-driven life.
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On episode #246 of The Author Factor Podcast, I am having a conversation with nonfiction book author Dr. Laura Gabayan. Laura is a world-renowned physician and researcher, acclaimed for her contributions to the field of medical science. With dozens of published papers and hundreds of citations, she is a respected voice in research.
Recently, Laura took a leap into the world of book publishing with her first release, "Common Wisdom: Eight Scientific Elements of Living a Meaningful Life," which highlights wisdom derived from 60 in-depth interviews with wise adults.
Listeners will find Dr. Gabayan's book "Common Wisdom" particularly compelling because it merges scientific research with real-life wisdom from people aged 50 to 79. This unique combination offers valuable insights into resilience, kindness, and other elements essential for a fulfilling life. If you're curious about how scientific principles can be applied to living meaningfully, this episode—and Dr. Gabayan's book—are must-listens.
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On episode #245 of The Author Factor Podcast, I am having a conversation with nonfiction book author Philip Blackett. Earlier this year, he published "Disagree Without Disrespect: How to Respectfully Debate with Those Who Think, Believe, and Vote Differently from You."
Philip's book takes a deep look into the art of navigating disagreements respectfully. One big reason listeners will find Philip's book intriguing is its timeliness; it addresses the urgent need for respectful discourse in today's fragmented society. The book not only provides practical frameworks for engaging in civil debates but also serves as a timeless resource for fostering understanding and respect among those with differing viewpoints.
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On episode #244 of The Author Factor Podcast I am having a conversation with nonfiction book author, Catherine Tyler-Northan. Catherine is the founder of The Tyler Northan Group, an organization focused on dismantling barriers to accessibility for people with disabilities. With 30 years of experience at the Peninsula Center for Independent Living, Kathy brings a wealth of knowledge and dedication to her mission of promoting independence and inclusion.
Kathy's book, The Accessibility Revolution, is a must-read for anyone interested in creating inclusive environments. One compelling reason to read her book is its practical approach to accessibility, offering actionable steps that businesses and individuals can implement immediately. Through her book, Kathy aims to start a conversation and encourage real change, making it a vital resource for all.
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On episode #243 of The Author Factor Podcast, I am having a conversation with nonfiction book author, Mitch Carson. Mitch is a seasoned media expert and direct response marketer with an impressive background in pitching products, having authored 17 books and offering invaluable insights into securing media exposure and building a credible speaking career.
This extended length conversation is important for nonfiction book authors who want to either get media coverage or get speaking opportunities around their book's topic.
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On episode #242 of The Author Factor Podcast, I am having a conversation with nonfiction book author Marilyn Jenkins. Marilyn is a seasoned digital marketing expert with over 16 years of experience. She is the founder of MJ Media Group and Law Marketing Zone. Her expertise in leveraging paid advertising and SEO, particularly for optimizing Google Business profiles, has helped many businesses achieve remarkable growth.
Marilyn's latest book, "The Google Business Profile Training Guide," offers step-by-step instructions on claiming, verifying, and optimizing Google Business profiles. Listeners will find Marilyn's book interesting because it provides actionable insights and practical tips that can help local businesses improve their online presence and outrank their competition, all without the need for paid advertising.
Learn more about Marilyn Jenkins by visiting https://maximizeyourgbp.com
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On episode #241 of The Author Factor Podcast, I am having a conversation with nonfiction book author Eric Gee. Eric has administered personality-based life coaching for more than 20 years and has created the Utopia project website and Utopia 16 assessment, which has reached over half a million users since 2016. He recently published his first book, The Power of Personality: Unlock the Secrets to Understanding Everyone in Your Life, Including Yourself.
Eric's book provides insight into his unique perspective on personality typing, using animal archetypes to symbolize different personality types. One big reason listeners will find his book fascinating is his focus on values rather than just external behaviors, offering a deeper understanding of themselves and others.
Learn more about Eric Gee by visiting YoutopiaProject.com.
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On episode #240 of The Author Factor Podcast, I am having a conversation with nonfiction book author Angela Frank. Angela is a seasoned fractional Chief Marketing Officer and the founder of the Growth Directive, a marketing consultancy that helps brands build sustainable marketing programs. With over a decade's experience in generating multi-million dollar marketing revenue, Angela recently added "author" to her list of accomplishments with her new book, Your Marketing Ecosystem: How Brands Can Market Less and Sell More.
In her book, Angela elaborates on how brands can optimize their marketing channels to yield better results while spending less. Listeners will find the book particularly interesting because it offers a holistic approach to connecting various marketing strategies, enabling businesses to generate higher profits efficiently.
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On episode #239 of The Author Factor Podcast, I am having a conversation with nonfiction book author, Scott Allan. Scott has published 36 of his own books and sold over 200,000 copies worldwide. He is known for his powerful self-help books like "Relaunch Your Life" and "Empower Your Thoughts."
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On episode #238 of The Author Factor Podcast, I am having a conversation with nonfiction book author Gregory Mohr. Greg is a visionary entrepreneur and the CEO of Franchise Maven, who transitioned from a microelectronic circuit engineer to guiding countless individuals towards success in franchising. His impressive background includes managing Taco Bell franchises, owning various businesses, and becoming a Wall Street Journal bestselling author.
Greg's book, Real Freedom, offers a comprehensive guide on navigating the franchising landscape. One big reason listeners will find it interesting is its practical approach; the book answers common questions and provides step-by-step processes for investigating franchise opportunities, making it an invaluable resource for aspiring entrepreneurs.
Learn more about Gregory by visiting FranchiseMaven.com.
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On episode #237 of The Author Factor Podcast, I am having a conversation with nonfiction book author Tracy Hardin. Tracy is the founder of Next Century Technologies, an IT managed services provider based in Lexington, Kentucky. Earlier this year, I assisted her in creating her book series, "What You Need to Know About IT Without the Geek Speak."
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On episode #236 of The Author Factor Podcast, I am having a conversation with nonfiction book author Barry LaBov. Barry is the founder and CEO of LaBov Marketing, Communications, and Training and a two-time Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year. With 40 years of experience, Barry has helped some of the biggest names in various industries discover and celebrate their unique brand differentiation.
In his latest book, "The Power of Differentiation: Win Hearts, Minds, and Market Share," Barry dives deep into how businesses can identify and leverage their unique attributes. One big reason listeners will find Barry's book compelling is its practical insights into rallying an organization around what makes it special, ultimately leading to increased productivity and retention.
Learn more about Barry LaBov by visiting BarryLaBov.com.
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On episode #235 of The Author Factor Podcast, I am having a conversation with nonfiction book author Ray Hartjen. Ray, a marketing professional and musician, was diagnosed with multiple myeloma in March 2019. His career spans organizational development, corporate communications, public relations, and marketing. Inspired by his stepmother’s battle with the same disease, Ray authored a book to support others facing similar health challenges.
Ray's book, Me, Myself & My Multiple Myeloma: A Behind-the-Scenes Look for Patients, Caregivers & Allies, serves as a vital resource for patients, caregivers, and allies of chronic disease sufferers. Listeners will find it interesting due to its practical advice, personal insights, and the profound way it addresses the emotional and physical realities of living with multiple myeloma.
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On episode #234 of The Author Factor Podcast, I am having a conversation with nonfiction book author Dwight Heck. Dwight, a financial educator with a remarkable journey, has turned his personal trials into a mission to transform others' financial lives. With over two decades of experience, Dwight has dedicated his career to helping families and businesses thrive, and he shares this wisdom in his book, "Give a Heck: How to Live Life on Purpose and Not by Accident."
Dwight's book offers practical advice on achieving financial wellness with intention. Listeners will find Dwight's book intriguing because it combines personal storytelling with actionable financial strategies, making it a compelling and inspirational read for anyone looking to live a purposeful life.
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On episode #233 of The Author Factor Podcast, I am having a conversation with nonfiction book author Geoffrey Klein. Bridging the worlds of film, law, and marketing, Geoffrey is a TEDx speaker, visual content expert, and author of the book, The Content Beast: Create Story Driven Content to Connect with Your Audience.
Geoffrey’s book is a must-read for its strategic approach to content marketing. It provides practical tips and strategies to use the power of story to create consistent and valuable content that connects with your audience.
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On episode #232 of The Author Factor Podcast, I am having a conversation with nonfiction book author, Doug "Odie" Slocum. Doug, a retired Brigadier General, spent 35 years in the Air Force and Air National Guard. He commanded the 127th Wing to national acclaim and piloted over 4100 hours in America's fiercest fighters. Recently, Doug published his first book, Violent Positivity, sharing his people-centric leadership journey.
Doug's book, Violent Positivity, is a compelling read filled with inspiring stories and lessons. One significant reason listeners will find the book interesting is Doug's unique approach to leadership, which he calls "violent positivity." This concept emphasizes passionate, enthusiastic leadership and has proven effective in transforming stressed organizations into award-winning teams.
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On episode #231 of The Author Factor Podcast, I am having a conversation with nonfiction book author Kelsey Gilbert-Kreiling. Kelsey is a digital disruptor and the visionary author behind the book "Squarespace: From Signup to Launch."
She co-founded the innovative agency Week of the Website and has built over 800 Squarespace sites, helping entrepreneurs carve their digital paths.
Her book, "Squarespace: From Signup to Launch," serves as a comprehensive guide for users of the platform. One big reason listeners will find Kelsey’s book interesting is that it not only covers the technical aspects of building a website but also incorporates valuable insights from other industry experts, making it an indispensable tool for anyone looking to grow their digital presence.
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On episode #230 of The Author Factor Podcast I am having a conversation with nonfiction book author, Drew Hannush. Drew is a whiskey historian, whiskey podcast host, and an Amazon bestselling author of three engaging books on whiskey. With a background in web design, Drew transitioned into whiskey writing and podcasting, turning his passion for travel and spirits into a successful new career.
Drew's latest book, The Lost History of Tennessee Whiskey, is a compelling dive into a lesser-known chapter of American whiskey lore. Listeners will find this book especially interesting for its rich storytelling and the way it weaves in historical facts with engaging narratives, offering a unique perspective on Tennessee's distilling heritage.
Learn more about Drew Hannush by visiting Whiskey-Lore.com.
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On episode #229 of The Author Factor Podcast, I am having a conversation with nonfiction book author, William "Will" Yeske. Will is a US Army combat veteran who served until 2018, despite being medically retired in 2015.
He recently published his first nonfiction book, "Damn the Valley," inspired by his experiences in Afghanistan with the 82nd Airborne. Beyond his service, Will is an entrepreneur, running No Limits Marketing Group and serving as a founding board member of Rally for the Troops.
Will's nonfiction book, "Damn the Valley," captures the resilience and bravery of soldiers through vividly recounted experiences, such as surviving a thousand-pound vehicle bomb attack. Listeners will find his book intriguing for its raw and authentic portrayal of the sacrifices made by ground soldiers in Afghanistan, highlighting their courage and dedication.
Being a nonfiction book author has profoundly impacted Will, allowing him to document the untold stories of infantry soldiers and provide a voice to unsung heroes. This journey has not only been therapeutic for him but has also offered support and understanding to fellow veterans and their families.
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On episode #228 of The Author Factor Podcast, I am having a conversation with John T. Hewitt. John is a legendary entrepreneur, having founded Jackson Hewitt and Liberty Tax, two of the largest tax preparation companies in the United States.
With over 55 years of experience, John has built multibillion-dollar companies and continues to revolutionize the franchise industry with his current venture, Loyalty Brands.
In his bestselling book, "I: How My Extraordinary Strategy for Winning Can Be Yours," John shares the philosophies and strategies that propelled him to success. One big reason listeners will find John's book interesting is his candid recounting of both triumphs and mistakes, offering practical lessons and inspiration for aspiring business leaders and entrepreneurs.
Learn more about John Hewitt by visiting LoyaltyBrands.com.
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On episode #227 of The Author Factor Podcast I am having a conversation with nonfiction book author and podcaster, Debbie Weiss. Debbie is not only a seasoned entrepreneur but a new voice in the world of memoir writing, having transitioned from a diverse career in finance and insurance to becoming an author. Her journey reflects a rich tapestry of life experiences and personal evolution.
Debbie’s book, "On Second Thought, Maybe I Can," provides readers with a deeply personal narrative that is both empowering and relatable. It appeals to anyone who believes it might be too late to change their life’s direction. Her story beautifully illustrates that meaningful change is possible at any stage of life, making it a compelling read for anyone facing their own crossroads.
Learn more about Debbie by visiting DebbieRWeiss.com.
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On episode #226 of The Author Factor Podcast, I am having a conversation with nonfiction book author James I. Bond. Despite the coincidence of sharing a name with a famous spy, James has carved out his own impressive niche in the world of marketing and communication. With a background rich in behavioral management, Jim has been at the forefront of developing innovative strategies to make marketing messages stick.
His book (which I highly recommend), "Brain Glue," explores the crucial role of capturing and maintaining consumer attention in today’s saturated markets. One compelling aspect covered in the book is how the strategic use of language patterns can significantly enhance the effectiveness of communication. This book promises to reveal secrets that will make any message unforgettable and is a must-read for anyone looking to leave a lasting impact through their words.
Learn more by visiting YesBrainGlue.com.
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Meet Sonny Moyers, a titan in the Texas real estate scene and the author of the nonfiction book, "The Architecture of the Real Estate Practice."
On episode #225 of The Author Factor Podcast, I am having a conversation with nonfiction book author Sonny Moyers, a prominent figure in the Texas real estate landscape.
Sonny's nonfiction author journey has crystalized 50 years of hard-earned expertise, becoming an indelible part of his legacy. Publishing "The Architecture of the Real Estate Practice" has not only cemented his status as a thought leader but has been a transformative avenue to share his innovative methodologies, aiming to uplift aspiring agents and seasoned brokers alike.
"The Architecture of the Real Estate Practice" isn't just a book — it's a comprehensive masterclass in building a resilient real estate career, underscored by Sonny's own success stories. Listeners will find the integration of QR codes linked to ingrained educational videos especially intriguing, a testament to the book's depth and Sonny's dedication to reader engagement and value.
Learn more about Sonny Moyers by visiting SonnyMoyers.com.
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On episode #224 of The Author Factor Podcast, I am having a conversation with Nick Hutchinson, the brainchild behind Book Thinkers, a digital marketing agency for book lovers that bridges the gap between authors and their readers.
Nick is also the author of the nonfiction book, "Rise of the Reader."
In "Rise of the Reader," Nick presents a compelling blueprint for revolutionizing your reading habits. The book stands out with its actionable strategies to transform passive reading into a dynamic learning experience. What listeners will find particularly captivating is the concept of setting a SMART goal for each book they read—a simple, yet powerful tool that promises to elevate their reading journey exponentially.
The impact of being an author has profoundly shaped Nick's career and identity. For him, publishing "Rise of the Reader" wasn't just about sharing his passion—it was the ultimate assertion of credibility and the manifestation of his wisdom into a legacy. Nick's book authorship has fortified his speaking engagements, enhanced his business services, and most importantly, offered life-altering insights to readers globally.
Learn more about Nick Hutchison by visiting BookThinkers.com.
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On episode #223 of The Author Factor Podcast I am having a conversation with the founder of Smart Author Media, Chris Benetti. Hailing from Perth, Western Australia, Chris is an expert in book marketing who leverages his engineering background for tactical, results-driven strategies. He's known for transforming non-fiction authors into notable moneymakers through their books.
While Chris is not a nonfiction book author (yet), his expertise and experience working with nonfiction book authors to help them sell or give away more books makes this a must-listen to episode if you are looking to generate more from your own book.
Here are 3 important tips Chris shared:
Leverage Your Authority: Chris underscores the immense value of a book as a credibility tool for business leaders. Having a published book elevates your expertise and distinguishes you from the competition, making it the ultimate authority-building asset.
Scale with Smart Advertising: Chris emphasizes the scalability and efficiency of advertising for book promotion, suggesting that it's the optimal way to distribute your book widely without the time-intensive endeavors like tours and interviews. Paid advertising allows for targeted, scalable book exposure that can significantly outdo organic reach.
Patience Pays Off: The conversation highlights the need for a long-term strategy in book marketing. Immediate sales are great, but the real success is found in nurturing leads over time through strategic follow-ups and funnel sequences, turning readers into recurring clients and fostering sustained business growth.
Learn more about Chris Benetti by visiting SmartAuthorMedia.com.
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On episode #222 of The Author Factor Podcast, I am having a conversation with John Timothy Brewer, Jr. His remarkable background as a special forces veteran and founder of Shield and Spear Consulting Group gives him a unique insight into the world of self-defense.
With his new book, "Fight For Your Best Life," John combines a decade of high-stake environments experience with everyday practical safety strategies.
This book is not your average self-defense manual. It's a larger call to empowerment through mastering the mind and body. One big reason our listeners will find John’s book intriguing is its foundation on Maslow's hierarchy of needs. John creatively uses this as the spiritual motivation behind his message, intertwining the importance of safety with achieving one's fullest potential.
Learn more about John by visiting MindShieldandSpear.com.
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On episode # 221 of The Author Factor Podcast I am having a conversation with Phebe Trotman, a Vancouver-based entrepreneur and distinguished athlete who has been inducted into several sports halls of fame. Phebe embodies resilience through her personal journey, a quality she brilliantly shares in her first book, "Never Quit on a Bad Day," which offers tools for overcoming challenges and fostering gratitude for life's journey.
During the interview, Phebe emphasized the power of creating an advanced reader team to help get the word out about her book. She stressed the importance of building a community around the book and letting people know along the journey of writing the book, in order to create more traction and engagement. These strategies serve as valuable lessons for anyone looking to publish their own nonfiction book.
Phebe's impact as a published author has been remarkable. With her book, she has inspired others to pursue their dreams and passions, leaving a ripple effect of positivity. The feedback and reviews she has received showcase the transformative effect her book has had on others. It's a testament to the power of sharing personal stories and motivating others to keep going, regardless of the obstacles they face.
"Never Quit on a Bad Day" serves as a shining example of Phebe's author journey. Listeners will find her journey interesting as she openly shares her experiences and the impact her book has had on others. Her insights and strategies shared during the interview provide a practical guide for aspiring authors who want to make a positive impact through their own nonfiction books.
Learn more about Phebe Trotman by visiting NeverQuitOnABadDay.com
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On episode #220 of The Author Factor Podcast, I am having a conversation with Yogi Aaron, an influential figure in the world of yoga. Yogi Aaron's unorthodox perspectives on stretching and flexibility, and his dedication to helping others live a pain-free life through yoga, make him a sought-after teacher and author. His latest book, "Stop Stretching," challenges conventional beliefs about yoga and offers valuable insights into maintaining a pain-free body through muscle activation.
Yogi Aaron's journey and teachings offer impactful strategies for anyone looking to write a nonfiction book. His emphasis on challenging conventional beliefs and striving for a deeper understanding could inspire listeners to bring a fresh perspective to their own subject matter. By sharing his personal experience of the impact of muscle activation on his chronic pain, Yogi Aaron shows the power of sharing stories to inspire and educate others.
"Stop Stretching" is a must-read for those seeking a new approach to yoga and pain management. Listeners will find Yogi Aaron's author journey fascinating as it challenges traditional yoga practices and imparts practical knowledge that can improve the reader's physical wellbeing.
Learn more about Yogi Aaron by visiting YogiAaron.com.
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On episode #219 of The Author Factor Podcast I am having a conversation with Dr. Matt Archer, a chiropractor and author of "The Protocol For Health, 7 Unexpected Solutions."
Dr. Archer's journey into nonfiction writing began with a skeptical approach to manual muscle testing and applied kinesiology. During this interview, he shared a unique, effective system that simplifies health care and guides listeners to navigate the full spectrum of symptoms. He describes the sensible foundation of the protocol, underlining the importance of a clear baseline and simple muscle strength.
Listeners will find Dr. Archer's author journey intriguing because of the unique perspective he brings to health and wellness. Through his book, "The Protocol For Health, 7 Unexpected Solutions," readers are enlightened with effective, alternative health solutions, challenging the norms and advocating for a simpler, clearer approach. Dr. Archer's book not only contributes to the health and wellness space but also exemplifies successful navigation through unconventional methods, making it an intriguing and insightful read for aspiring nonfiction authors.
Learn more about Dr. Matt Archer by visiting TheProtocolForHealth.com.
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On episode #218 of The Author Factor Podcast I am having a conversation with Lorraine Ball, an entrepreneur, author, and professional speaker with 4 books to her name, including The Science of Marketing. Lorraine has dedicated her career to demystifying marketing for the everyday entrepreneur.
Lorraine's impact is tangible and inspiring. From her early struggles with imposter syndrome to confidently offering her book as a testament to her expertise, she has exemplified the power of leveraging authorship in business. Lorraine's approach to using her book as a conversation starter and credibility builder serves as a valuable strategy for entrepreneurs looking to elevate their authority.
During our conversation, Lorraine shared the significance of understanding the purpose behind writing a book and the strategies for using it to open doors for speaking engagements and attract prospective clients. Her insights on promotional tips, including the idea of sharing book chapters as podcast episodes, offer practical guidance for new authors.
Learn more about Lorraine Ball by visiting MoreThanaFewWords.com.
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On episode #217 of The Author Factor Podcast, I am having a conversation with Paul Lemberg, a seasoned author and entrepreneur who has generated over $550,000,000 for his clients through his expertise in transforming small businesses into profit powerhouses.
During this insightful interview, Paul shares his proven strategies for guaranteed business growth, a concept he calls the guaranteed growth method. His unconventional yet effective approach, outlined in his bestselling book "Be Unreasonable," challenges the norm and provides entrepreneurs with the tools to achieve extraordinary results.
Learn more about Paul by visiting Lemberg.com.
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On episode #216 of The Author Factor Podcast I am having a conversation with Allen Edwards, the founder of Eureka Process, a company that helps design and lead companies with a human-centered approach focused on values, profit, and growth.
Allen is also the author of the short, helpful book, "Process and the Other P Word," which provides a roadmap to revolutionizing a company's approach to people and processes.
In the interview, Allen shared his journey from being an IT visionary to a leading expert in the managed service provider industry. Listeners will find Allen Edwards' author journey intriguing as he embodies the principles he advocates in his book. His experience of implementing process-driven strategies in his own business and leveraging the book as a powerful tool for client engagement exemplifies the impact nonfiction books can have on a business.
Learn more about Allen by visiting EurekaProcess.com
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On episode #215 of The Author Factor Podcast I am having a conversation with Annie Yang, a millennial finance expert and the author of the new book, "The 5 Day Job Search."
In this episode, Annie shares her journey of impacting others by providing practical strategies for job hunters and those burdened by student loan debt. Annie's approach to job hunting is refreshingly efficient and pragmatic. "The 5 Day Job Search" offers a compelling approach for job seekers in any industry, with Annie's unique insights and witty style shining through.
One notable insight from our conversation is how Annie has leveraged podcast guesting and plans to explore TikTok to market her book. This approach can inspire aspiring nonfiction authors to think outside the box when it comes to promoting their work, using modern platforms that resonate with their target audience.
Learn more about Annie by visiting AnnieYangFinancial.com.
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On episode #214 of The Author Factor Podcast I am having a conversation with motivational consultant, international speaker, and author, Ahmard Vital.
Ahmard has dedicated himself to empowering young adults to overcome adversity and achieve personal and professional success. His journey from a small town in Texas to becoming an impactful writer and thought leader is inspiring.
In his latest book, "Now What? 5 Steps to Get Up and Create the Most Out of Life," Ahmard provides a lifeline for young adults navigating the complexities of maturity and success. His ability to connect with and impact the lives of others shines through in this book, making his author journey, and the strategies he shared, both relevant and valuable to aspiring nonfiction authors.
Learn more about Ahmard by visiting AhmardVital.com.
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On episode #213 of The Author Factor Podcast I am having a conversation with Julie Pham, PhD, a beacon of inspiration who went from a Saigon boat refugee to an acclaimed author, speaker, and founder of Curiosity Based.
In this episode, Julie shares how she self-published her second book, 7 Forms of Respect: A Guide to Transforming Your Communication and Relationships at Work, incorporating practical exercises and thought-provoking questions that revolutionize workplace interactions. Julie's journey from academic writing to self-publishing offers inspiring strategies for aspiring nonfiction authors.
"Seven Forms of Respect" offers a fresh perspective on communication and relationship building in the workplace. Julie's dedication to sharing her message through self-publishing and her unique approach to promoting her book make her author journey not only interesting but also an inspiring blueprint for nonfiction authors looking to navigate their own self-publishing path. If you are an aspiring nonfiction author seeking tangible strategies and real-world examples for your journey, this episode with Julie Pham is a must-listen.
Learn more about Julie Pham by visiting CuriosityBased.com.
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On episode #212 of The Author Factor Podcast I am having a conversation with Rahul Sharma, a transformative figure who shares his inspiring author journey and impactful strategies for personal and professional development. Rahul, a former firefighter and HR expert, recently retired to focus on spreading his motivational message and helping accidental leaders navigate the world of people management.
Throughout our conversation, Rahul shared valuable insights on turning ordinary habits into extraordinary miracles. His book, "Habits for Miracles," explores the power of mind talk and self-discovery. Rahul emphasizes the importance of analyzing oneself, practicing gratitude, and taking actionable steps towards personal growth.
Rahul's impact on readers and his dedication to helping them unlock their true potential is truly remarkable. Listeners will find his author journey intriguing and inspirational, especially if they aspire to write their own nonfiction book. Rahul's strategies and experiences serve as a valuable guide for anyone looking to make a positive impact in their industry and create meaningful connections with their audience.
If you are someone who wants to write your own nonfiction book, listening to Rahul's story can offer you unique insights into the process of creating a powerful message, resonating with readers, and positioning yourself as a thought leader in your field. His book, "Habits for Miracles," is a testament to his dedication to helping individuals overcome challenges and achieve their full potential. Through his practical advice and personal stories, Rahul's book serves as a valuable resource for those seeking to make a lasting impact with their own nonfiction work.
Learn more about Rahul by visiting Habits4Miracles.com.
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On episode #211 of The Author Factor Podcast, I am having a conversation with Laura Renner, a neonatal intensive care unit nurse and the author of the book "No, I'm Not Fine, Thank You."
Laura's journey is marked by resilience, having overcome a traumatic brain injury and complex post-traumatic stress disorder, and through her book, she shares a raw and unfiltered account of her struggles and triumphs, offering a roadmap for healing the mind and body from trauma.
Learn more about by visiting LauraFenner.me.
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On episode #210 of The Author Factor Podcast, I am having a conversation with Dave Jackson, a pioneer in podcasting since 2005 and the mastermind behind the school of podcasting, boasting over 3,300,000 downloads. As an inductee into the Academy of Podcasters Hall of Fame, Dave has shaped the podcasting landscape, launching hundreds of successful podcasts and becoming a sought-after voice in the industry.
Dave's book, "Profit from Your Podcast: Proven Strategies to Turn Listeners into a Livelihood," offers invaluable insights into monetizing podcasts beyond traditional advertising. Listeners will find Dave's author journey intriguing as he shares his experience in leveraging relationships, opportunities, and various monetization strategies to establish a successful and profitable podcasting business.
Learn more about Dave Jackson by visiting: SchoolofPodcasting.com
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On episode #209 of The Author Factor Podcast I am having a conversation with Nancy Giere. Nancy is a master of educational experiences, blending storytelling with humor to revolutionize interactive learning. With her new book, "Bundle Your Brilliance: Turn Your Expertise Into Profitable Online Courses," Nancy distills 30 years of frontline experience into a treasure trove of knowledge, providing a blueprint for turning expertise into engaging, actionable, and profitable online courses.
During our conversation, Nancy shared insights on transforming wisdom into a profit-generating online course. As a nonfiction book author, she talked about her journey of accidental entry into the learning and development world and how she honed her instructional design expertise. Nancy's strategies, like using her book as an entree to connect with potential clients and leveraging speaking engagements, provide practical insights for aspiring nonfiction book authors.
Listeners will appreciate Nancy’s journey and the impact her book, "Bundle Your Brilliance," has on those seeking to share their knowledge through online courses. Her experience and practical insights into turning expertise into profitable online courses make this episode a must-listen for anyone aspiring to write their own nonfiction book..
Learn more about Nancy Giere by visiting NancyGiere.com.
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On episode #208 of The Author Factor Podcast I am having a conversation with employment law attorney, dedicated HR professional, and best-selling author, Scott Warrick.
Scott's journey from legal expert to a fierce advocate for brain health is inspiring. You will learn from Scott's transformational strategies to rewire the brain, overcome challenges, and create a successful and fulfilling career.
During the interview, Scott discusses the power of rewiring the brain and shares his experiences in transforming his son's life who was born with Asperger's autism. His story of resilience and triumph serves as an inspiring roadmap for anyone facing similar challenges. Scott also dives deep into the impact of social media and addictive phone use on our brain health, providing valuable insights and strategies for managing these modern-day challenges.
His latest book, "Healing the Human Brain," Scott offers a roadmap to recovery and resilience, providing valuable insights on brain health and the impact of our experiences on mental well-being.
Learn more about Scott Warrick by visiting ScottWarrick.com.
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On episode #207 of The Author Factor Podcast I am having a conversation with John Rossman, the mastermind behind Amazon's marketplace and the best-selling author of books like "Think Like Amazon" and "The Amazon Way."
In this insightful interview, John shares his strategies for helping businesses thrive in the digital age. He emphasizes the importance of understanding the value proposition for the reader and effectively communicating one's message. His approach to leveraging the book as a powerful calling card and the long-term thinking behind the book's impact on his business mindset is incredibly inspiring.
Listeners will gain valuable insights into writing a quality nonfiction book, building leadership for innovation, and leveraging it for personal and professional growth. John's focus on writing durable and evergreen content, creating consistency, and developing leadership within a business offers practical strategies for anyone looking to write their own nonfiction book.
From clear communication to leveraging the book as a business card, John's journey and strategies are a goldmine of inspiration for aspiring nonfiction authors. Tune in to this episode to gain valuable tips on how to make an impact with your nonfiction book and lead with innovation in the digital era.
Learn more about John Rossman by visiting JohnRossman.com.
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On episode #206 of The Author Factor Podcast I am having a conversation with author, international leadership consultant, and keynote speaker, Karen Eber.
As the CEO and Chief Storyteller of Eber Leadership Group, Karen helps companies build leaders, teams, and culture one story at a time.
Karen works with Fortune 500 companies like General Electric, Microsoft, Facebook, Kate Spade, and Big 4 Consulting Companies.
She guest lectures at universities including the London School of Business, Stanford, and MIT, and is a frequent contributor to publications like Fast Company and Business Insider, TED, all Business, Chief Learning Officer, and USA Wire.
Her new book, The Perfect Story, evolves the conversation on storytelling. She explains how to leverage the science of storytelling to create an engaging story. Without relying on complicated models or one-size-fits-all prescriptions, The Perfect Story makes storytelling accessible with practical and impactful steps for anyone to tell the perfect story for any occasion.
Learn more about Karen by visiting KarenEber.com.
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On episode #205 of The Author Factor Podcast I am having a conversation with Mark Graban, a consultant and three-time book author.
An internationally recognized consultant, author, speaker and entrepreneur, Mark just published his latest book, The Mistakes That Make Us, which is a blueprint for turning setbacks into steppingstones.
The single most important takeaway from this episode is the concept of embracing mistakes and using them as opportunities for growth and learning. Mark Graban discusses the importance of recognizing and reflecting on mistakes, both as individuals and as organizations, in order to cultivate a culture of learning and innovation. He emphasizes that mistakes are a normal part of the learning process and can lead to greater success if they are acknowledged, learned from, and used to make improvements.
Learn more about by visiting Mark Graban www.MarkGraban.com.
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On episode #204 of The Author Factor Podcast I am having a conversation with former lieutenant in the US Army, coach, and bestselling author, Nate Bailey.
Nate has published three books, including the one we focus on today, 100 Mile Mindset, which shares Nate's insights into leadership, personal growth, and his unique experiences running 100-mile races in 30 hours.
Nate works with former athletes and military men to guide them to the life they have always desired without having to experience many of the pitfalls that he did himself along the way.
The single most important takeaway from this episode is that Nate's own journey as a military veteran and successful business owner adds a unique and valuable perspective to his coaching, leadership teachings, and books.
Learn more about Nate Bailey by visiting www.NateBailey.org.
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On episode #203 of The Author Factor Podcast I am having a conversation with financial coach, speaker, and author, Derick Gant.
A frequent guest on CBS, NBC, ABC, and Fox News, Derick knows a thing or two about leveling up your life. Whether it's mental, physical, or financial excellence you seek, he's your go-to expert.
With 25 years of entrepreneurial experience, Derick recently published his first book, The 24K Life Code to guide you from mediocrity to greatness in clear, actionable steps.
Learn more about Derick Gant by visiting www.DerickGant.com.
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Imagine soaring through the skies at breathtaking speeds, pushing boundaries, and defying limits. My guest today has not only lived this reality but has also inspired millions with her fearless pursuits.
On episode #202 of The Author Factor Podcast I am having a conversation with author, Michelle "Mace" Curran who spent 13 remarkable years in the United States Air Force as an F-16 Fighter Pilot.
From 2019-2021, she was the only female pilot for the Air Force Thunderbirds and performed for millions across the country and internationally.
Since retiring from the military, Michelle started her company Upside Down Dreams where she provides keynotes and workshops to empower men and women of all ages to overcome obstacles and the fear of failure.
Michelle just recently published her first book, Upside Down Dreams , which is an illustrated storybook written for girls with big dreams looking for a real-world heroine.
Learn more about Michelle by visiting: https://macecurran.com.
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On episode #201 of The Author Factor Podcast I am having a conversation with powerhouse advocate and award-winning author, Sandy Rosenthal.
Sandy is the author of the book, Words Whispered in Water, which exposes the federal government's cover-up of the engineering mistakes that led to the devastating flooding of New Orleans during Hurricane Katrina. Sandy also shares her journey founding the nonprofit organization Levees.org to spread awareness and advocate for safer levees in the United States.
Learn more about Sandy Rosenthal and her mission at www.Levees.org.
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On this milestone episode of The Author Factor Podcast (#200!) I am having a conversation U.S. Air Force veteran, Medicare expert and author, Andrew Hibbard.
Andrew is a Main Street (literally) business owner located in western New York who has served his country and now serves his community by providing Medicare-focused services.
He has published several short, helpful books to give to his prospects, referral partners, and clients, including his most recent book, Starting Medicare Smartly.
This episode shares a powerful example of how a local business owner can leverage the power of being a published author to become the "go to choice" in his or her community.
Learn more about Andrew Hibbard visit www.WNYMedicare.org.
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On episode #199 of The Author Factor Podcast I am having a conversation with Humanity Propulsion Engineer and author, Nathaniel Turner.
Nate is a lawyer, accountant, TedX speaker, and so that his son might be intellectually astute, globally competent, and socially conscious, Nate intentionally backward designed his son’s life, and the results are impressive to say the least.
Today, those tools, techniques, and strategies which were initially created explicitly for his son are educational and life development staples for people all over the country.
His books, including Raising Supaman and The Amazing World of STEM, have left indelible marks on readers worldwide.
Learn more about Nate Turner at www.NathanielATurner.com.
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On episode #198 of The Author Factor Podcast I am having a conversation with author and communications expert, Mike Acker.
Mike has published 17 books and workbooks over the past few years and has built a tremendous following from his books.
During our conversation, Mike shared how he went from being a self-published author to getting a deal with a traditional publisher.
His latest book, Speak with Confidence, delivers a practical and hands-on playbook to building the confidence you need to nail your next presentation, speech, virtual talk, or social media post.
This episode is a powerful example of how to build influence and authority by being a published book author.
Learn more about Mike Acker by visiting: MikeAcker.com.
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On episode #197 of The Author Factor Podcast I am having a conversation with attorney, CPA, minister, and author, Lynita Mitchell-Blackwell.
Lynita has published five books and during our conversation she shares her journey towards living a fulfilled life and discusses her newest book, "Live Life on Fire: The Guide to the Ultimate Successful Life Full of Peace, Joy, and Fulfillment", which offers practical advice on finding peace, joy, and fulfillment.
Learn more about Lynita by visiting www.LynitaMitchellBlackwell.com.
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On episode #196 of The Author Factor Podcast I am having a conversation with author and business podcasting expert, Rick Nuske.
With over a decade of real-world experience and a passion for empowering entrepreneurs, Rick is here to change the way you think about business survival and success.
Author of the book, Welcome to the Show 1.0 The Complete Podcasting System for Your Business, Rick unveils the ultimate conversion-focused podcasting system for business growth.
Learn more about Rick at MyFutureBusiness.com.
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On episode #195 of The Author Factor Podcast I am having a conversation with leadership expert and author, Dr. Tracey Jones.
Tracey is a graduate of the U.S. Air Force Academy, a decorated veteran who served in the first Gulf War and Bosnian War, and is an international leadership expert who has written 11 books, including her latest, Spark: 5 Essentials to Ignite the Greatness Within, which explores motivation and leadership.
Tracey is the daughter of Charlie "Tremendous" Jones, who was a world-reknowned speaker and author and during conversation, Tracey reflects on the influence of her father and shares insights on the power of books, writing, and personal development.
The episode offers valuable advice for aspiring authors and highlights the importance of creating a lasting impact through writing.
Learn more about Dr. Tracey Jones by visiting TraceyCJones.com.
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On episode #194 of The Author Factor Podcast I am having a conversation with mortgage firm CEO and author, Ed Parcaut.
Ed is an accomplished professional in the mortgage industry with nearly 30 years of experience, a military background, and an advocate for financial literacy and real estate education. He is the founder and CEO of a reputable mortgage firm, host of a talk radio show and 3 podcasts, and author of a book, Financial Freedom: Building Personal Wealth through Homeownership.
Learn more about Ed Parcaut at EdParcaut.com.
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On episode #193 of The Author Factor Podcast I am having a conversation with business and personal development coach, Britt Lefkoe.
Britt has yet to publish her first book, but I invited her on the show because of our ability to help others overcome mental barriers when it comes to things like writing a book.
Britt is one of the top business and personal development coaches in her field. For over 20 years, she has used a neuroscientific approach to help clients achieve unprecedented growth and create deep fulfillment.
Learn more about Britt Lefkoe by visiting BrittLefkoe.com.
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On episode 192 of The Author Factor Podcast I am having a conversation with professional speaker and marketing and sales expert, David Newman.
David is a professional services sales expert who works with leading consultants, coaches, and speakers who want to land better clients, bigger deals, and higher fees. He is the author of the #1 business bestseller, Do It! Marketing, and he’s the creator of the Do It! MBA mentorship.
David's latest book, Do It! Selling, was published in 2023.
Learn more about David's new book by visiting DoItSelling.com.
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On episode #191 of The Author Factor Podcast I am having a conversation with serial entrepreneur and author, Matt Shoup.
Matt is the creative force behind M & E Painting, Northern Colorado Jiu Jitsu, and so much more.
He just published his second book, Painted Baby, which describes how to connect with clients through brave and authentic storytelling.
The single most important takeaway from this episode is the power of storytelling in business. Matt shared his journey of turning his personal stories into business opportunities and using them to connect with clients on a deeper level. He emphasized the importance of vulnerability and bravery in storytelling to build authentic relationships and create a positive impact.
Learn more about Matt Shoup at MattShoup.com.
For more details about our short, helpful book publishing program, visit BiteSizedBooks.com.
On episode #190 of The Author Factor Podcast I am having a conversation with Magda Kay.
Magda is an intimacy expert, certified Tantra teacher, speaker, and author on a mission to help individuals around the world experience more love, pleasure, and intimacy.
She is the founder of the School of Intimacy, an online academy that teaches people essential skills for building happy, passionate relationships with others and themselves.
Magda is the author of the new book, No More Faking It: A Woman’s Guide to Getting the Love, Pleasure and Fulfillment She Deeply Desires.
The big takeaway from this episode is the importance of prioritizing love, pleasure, and intimacy in our lives. Whether it's through engaging in deep connections with ourselves, our partners, or the world around us, embracing true intimacy can bring immense fulfillment and satisfaction. Magda's book offers a practical guide for women to identify their true needs, make decisions aligned with those needs, and experience love and pleasure in a more authentic and fulfilling way.
Learn more about Magda by visiting MagdaKay.com.
For more details about our short, helpful book publishing program, visit BiteSizedBooks.com.
On episode #189 of The Author Factor Podcast I am having a conversation with business attorney and author, Martin Parsons .
Martin is a Marine Corps and Army National Guard veteran who is now a small business lawyer in Illinois where he helps entrepreneurs proactively protect their businesses.
He recently published the short book, The Top 10 Legal Mistakes Entrepreneurs Make In Their Small Businesses.
By setting up the right business structure, using well-written agreements, and protecting personal assets, entrepreneurs can safeguard their businesses and increase their chances of success. Investing time and effort into understanding the legal aspects of running a business is essential, and Martin's book offers practical guidance for both new and experienced entrepreneurs.
Learn more about Martin by visiting LegalAdvocacyHeadquarters.com
For more details about our short, helpful book publishing program, visit BiteSizedBooks.com.
On episode #188 of The Author Factor Podcast I am having a conversation with Dr. Heather Penny.
Heather is a leadership coach and trusted advisor helping individuals and organizations achieve their goals guided by the 3C's: Clarity, Confidence, and Courage. Heather helps others to find clarity in their vision, develop confidence in their abilities, and take action.
She is the author of the book, The Life You're Made For: Finding Clarity, Confidence, and Courage to be Fully Alive.
Learn more about Heather by visiting HeatherPenny.com.
For more details about our short, helpful book publishing program, visit BiteSizedBooks.com.
On episode 187 of The Author Factor Podcast I am having a conversation with hair restoration surgeon and author, Dr. John Frank.
John is a former Academic All American football player at Ohio State University, two-time Super Bowl champion with the San Francisco 49ers, and Board Certified Hair Restoration Surgeon.
Earlier this year, I worked closely with John to publish his first book, Two-Minute Warning: Winning the Game of Male Hair Loss.
John's remarkable journey from professional football stardom to being a world-renowned hair surgeon is a testament to the power of determination and the capacity for personal growth.
If you are a football fan or are a student of personal development, this is a powerful episode to check out!
Learn more about Dr. John Frank by visiting JohnFrankMD.com.
For more details about our short, helpful book publishing program, visit BiteSizedBooks.com.
On episode 186 of The Author Factor Podcast I am having a conversation with CEO and author, Ernie Martin.
Ernie is a seasoned marketing and communications authority with an impressive career spanning over 30 years.
He is also the founder and CEO of Receivable Savvy, a research and content development consultancy helping finance professionals master order-to-cash (O2C).
Ernie just published his first book, Nobody Cares About Your Business: The 8 Universal Marketing Principles Every Entrepreneur Must Know to Make Customers LOVE Their Business.
During our conversation, Ernie shared ways all business owners can go from being invisible to irresistible.
Learn more about Ernie by visiting: ReceivableSavvy.com.
For more details about our short, helpful book publishing program, visit BiteSizedBooks.com.
On episode #185 of The Author Factor Podcast, I am having a conversation with author, CEO, and referral marketing expert, Brandon Barnum.
Brandon is often referred to as the “King of Referrals.” He is a highly sought-after expert in referrals, marketing, sales, joint ventures, business development, and business growth strategies.
He serves as CEO of HOA.COM– the #1 Referral Network for Home Service Professionals.
Brandon is also the author of the book, Raving Referrals.
Learn more about Brandon by visiting BrandonBarnum.com.
For more details about our short, helpful book publishing program, visit BiteSizedBooks.com.
On episode 184 of The Author Factor Podcast I am having a conversation with author, Army veteran, and podcast host, Rich LaMonica.
Rich is a motivational speaker, author, and 22-year veteran of the United States Army. He is the author of the book, 13 Step Guide to Success.
He is the host of The MisFitNation Podcast which helps veterans find their voice by telling their stories along with bringing in experts who are willing to share tips on how to be successful through their actions.
Learn more about Rich by visiting: TheMisfitNation.com
For more details about our short, helpful book publishing program, visit BiteSizedBooks.com.
On episode 183 of The Author Factor Podcast I am having a conversation with Pauline Wiles.
Pauline is an author turned website designer who helps other authors and thought leaders create beautiful, results-oriented websites.
I invited Pauline to be a guest today so that she can share some of her best tips and ideas for authors and their websites, which is exactly what she did in this information-packed episode.
The single most important takeaway from this episode of The Author Factor Podcast is the importance of having a clear purpose for your website and your book, and using them as strategic tools to support your long-term business goals. This requires a focus on the quality of your content, such as concise and helpful videos, and a long-term commitment to promoting your book and your business.
Learn more about Pauline by visiting PaulineWiles.com.
For more details about our short, helpful book publishing program, visit BiteSizedBooks.com.
On episode #182 of The Author Factor Podcast I am having a conversation with direct marketing copywriter and author, Roy Furr.
Roy is a consultant and copywriter for direct marketer entrepreneurs, primarily in the financial and business success industries.
He has created several seven-figure-plus campaigns, has made millions of dollars for his clients, and his client list reads like a “Who’s Who” of these niches.
Roy has published two books, including the book we focus on in this interview, The Ultimate Selling Story.
Learn more about Roy by visiting BreakThroughMarketingSecrets.com.
For more details about our short, helpful book publishing program, visit BiteSizedBooks.com.
On this episode of The Author Factor Podcast I am having a conversation with high-performance coach and author, Byron Morrison.
Byron is the author of 3 best-selling books and over the last decade he has worked with CEOs, entrepreneurs and leaders in 15 different countries to help them take back control of their life and business.
Byron specializes in working with individuals who are facing obstacles in achieving their desired success. He understands this firsthand, as he once struggled with getting in his own head and making decisions out of fear, hindering his own success.
When he turned to mindset psychology to understand and make changes, he became a more effective leader, prompting him to pivot his business to help other struggling CEOs, entrepreneurs, and business leaders do the same. Now, his goal is to help others overcome their own stumbling blocks and reach their fullest potential.
Everything he’s done has built up to his new book Maybe you should give up - 7 Ways to Get Out of Your Own Way and Take Control of Your Life.
Learn more about Byron by visiting ByronMorrison.com.
For more details about our short, helpful book publishing program, visit BiteSizedBooks.com.
On episode #180 of The Author Factor Podcast I am having a conversation with branding expert and author, Kim Derrick Rozdeba.
Kim has guided some of the Fortune 500's oldest and most iconic brands over the course of three decades.
He recently published his first book, Branding Queens, which features 20 incredible women who built global brand dynasties.
In this book, Kim explores the hurdles these women faced as entrepreneurs and the advantages and disadvantages in building their brands. Through the book, he celebrates the incredible achievements of these women and provides valuable insight into the resources they used to build successful global brands.
Learn more about Kim Derrick Rozdeba by visiting Rozdeba.com.
For more details about our short, helpful book publishing program, visit BiteSizedBooks.com.
On episode #179 of The Author Factor Podcast I am having a conversation with business broker and author, Nate Lind.
Nate companies like realtors sell homes. He is a business broker at Website Closers, which is the largest marketplace of $1 million to $150 million Internet, Technology and E-Commerce businesses.
Nate is the author of the short, helpful book, Maximum Exit.
During our conversation, Nate shares several important tips ALL business owners should consider regardless if they are looking to sell their business or not.
Learn more about Nate by visiting NateLind.com.
For more details about our short, helpful book publishing program, visit BiteSizedBooks.com.
On episode #178 of The Author Factor Podcast I am having a conversation with business growth strategist and author, Marcia Riner.
Marcia is the CEO of Infinite Profits Consulting and is a strategic growth consultant for business owners looking to increase their revenue, take home more profit, and grow the value of their business.
She has published 3 books including her new book, Boosting Business Profit - The Pathway To A Highly Profitable Business.
Learn more about Marcia by visiting InfiniteProfitConsulting.com.
For more details about our short, helpful book publishing program, visit BiteSizedBooks.com.
On this episode of The Author Factor Podcast I am having a conversation with illustrated book author, Colleen Keefe Faul.
Colleen formerly worked in the home health industry where she organized services for adults with special needs. Today, Colleen is a mother of two, including a daughter with special needs. She is an author of the illustrated book, God’s Precious Gift: A Special Needs Child.
Learn more about Colleen by visiting GodsPreciousGift.com.
For more details about our short, helpful book publishing program, visit BiteSizedBooks.com.
On episode #176 of The Author Factor Podcast I am having a conversation with email deliverability expert and author, Scott Hartley.
Scott is a serial entrepreneur and founder of MasterPlan4Success, where he helps small business owners with marketing strategies, systems, automation, and optimizing their email deliverability to maximize profits.
He just published a short book on this topic titled Hit The Inbox: How To Avoid The Spam Folder & Grow Your Business With Email Marketing.
Learn more about Scott by visiting MasterPlan4Success.com
For more details about our short, helpful book publishing program, visit BiteSizedBooks.com.
On this episode of The Author Factor Podcast I am having a conversation with LinkedIn expert and author, Daniel Alfon.
Daniel helps his clients leverage the power of LinkedIn to find new prospects.
He publishes articles, interviews, and exclusive content about advanced LinkedIn strategies. He is the author of the book, Build a LinkedIn Profile for Business Success and a co-author in PodMatch Guest Mastery.
Learn more about Daniel by visiting DanielAlfon.com.
For more details about our short, helpful book publishing program, visit BiteSizedBooks.com.
On this episode of The Author Factor Podcast I am having a conversation with cancer hope advocate and author, Joel Hughes.
Joel Hughes (along with his wife Rebekah) is the founder and director of Rebekah’s Hope which exists to help cancer fighters find hope through his authentic, hope-filled media. He is the author of six books including the one we focus on today, In Your Corner.
Learn more about Joel and Rebekah by visiting RebekahsHope.org.
For more details about our short, helpful book publishing program, visit BiteSizedBooks.com.
On this episode of The Author Factor Podcast I am having a conversation with kinesiologist and author, Amanda Kate.
Amanda is a kinesiologist and Intuitive Life Coach based in Melbourne Australia. She helps people to regain their vitality, smashing through their internal glass ceiling and limitations to find new levels of health, vitality and abundance.
Her latest book is Divine. Messy. Human.: A Spiritual Guide to Prioritising Internal Truth over External Influence.
Learn more about Amanda by visiting www.AmandaKate.com.au.
On this episode of The Author Factor Podcast, I am having a conversation with sales consultant, podcast host, and author, Walter Crosby.
Walter is the founder of Helix Sales Development where he helps entrepreneurs & CEOs scale their business by leveraging a sales framework that is managed like their other departments and creating a high-performance sales culture.
He is the host of the Sales and Cigars Podcast and in 2022, I worked with Walter to publish his first short, helpful book, The 7 Critical Mistakes CEOs Make With Their Sales Organization That Stop the Company From Scaling!
To learn more about Walter, visit HelixSalesDevelopment.com.
On this episode of The Author Factor Podcast I am having a conversation with is my longtime friend and super-smart marketer and businessman, Bob Regnerus.
Bob is the Co-Founder of Feedstories, a digital marketing expert, and author of five books, including the 4th Edition of the Ultimate Guide to Facebook.
Learn more about Bob by visiting FeedStories.com.
On this episode of The Author Factor Podcast I am having a conversation with award-winning author, Robert Kerbeck.
If you are from the Philly area, you may recognize Robert's last name and family.
Robert is the author of two books, Malibu Burning, which details his story of trying to save his home from the wildfires in 2018 and his recent book the true crime memoir, RUSE: Lying the American Dream from Hollywood to Wall Street which is the story of how a wannabe actor became the world’s greatest corporate spy.
Learn more about Robert by visiting RobertKerbeck.com.
On this episode of The Author Factor Podcast I am having a conversation with intellectual property attorney and author, Nick Guinn.
Nick focuses his practice by advising clients on trademark issues and manages their trademark portfolios.
He is the author of the short, helpful book, Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Trademarks: The Essential Guide For All Online Businesses, which I helped him published in the spring of 2022.
Learn more about Nick by visiting NickGuinn.com.
On this episode of The Author Factor Podcast I am having a conversation with branding expert and author, Lauren Clemett.
Lauren is an international, award-winning Neurobranding expert who has worked at leading advertising agencies and in brand management for over 30 years.
She has published four books, including the one we are going to focus on today, Finding Your Brand True North: How to Lead with Purpose, Direction, and Meaning.
Learn more about Lauren by visiting YourBrandTrueNorth.com.
On this episode of The Author Factor Podcast I am having a conversation with professional speaking coach and author, Bret Ridgway.
Bret is a 25-year veteran of the speaking industry and is the founder of Speaker Fulfillment Services, which he recently sold.
He has published 7 books with # 8, How to Build a Profitable Speaking Business, is due out in March 2023.
Learn more about Bret by visiting BretRidgway.com.
On this episode of The Author Factor Podcast I am having a conversation with keynote speaker, coach, and author, Lea Tran.
Lea is a former "boat person" refugee from Vietnam and through her arduous journey of escaping Vietnam communism, she survived a war-torn country, domestic violence, poverty, and social isolation to thrive in a foreign land.
Today, she is a keynote speaker, coach and author of the book, I Did Not Miss the Boat- Memoir of a Vietnam Hoa Refugee.
Learn more about Lea by visiting LeaTran.com.
On this episode of The Author Factor Podcast I am having a conversation with public speaking coach and author, Peter George.
As a public speaking coach, Peter specializes in helping professional speakers, authors, consultants, and executives be calm, confident, and credible every time they speak.
He is the author of the book, The Captivating Public Speaker: Engage, Impact, and Inspire Your Audience Every Time.
Learn more about Peter by visiting PeterGeorgePublicSpeaking.com.
On this episode of The Author Factor Podcast I am having a conversation with media strategist and author, Susan Harrow.
Susan is a media trainer, marketing strategist, martial artist, and author of 3 books.
For the past 33 years, she has run Harrow Communications Inc., a worldwide media consultancy where she’s trained thousands of CEOs, entrepreneurs + thought leaders worldwide to turn their message into money while becoming highly desirable, repeat guests who shine in the media spotlight.
Susan is the author of the book, Sell Yourself Without Selling Your Soul.
If you ever wanted a short "masterclass" on book publicity and media strategy, this is a "must listen" episode because Susan shares several valuable and helpful tips for book authors.
For more information about Susan, visit PRSecrets.com.
On this episode of The Author Factor Podcast I am having a conversation with communication consultant, theatrical clown, and author, Don Colliver.
Don Colliver is a facilitator and communication consultant with over 20 years of experience consulting for companies including Google, Cisco, Adobe, IBM, Novo Nordisk, General Motors, Nike, and Starbucks. Don creates and leads top-rated live and virtual communication and team-building workshops and helps companies maximize their trade show ROI.
Don has performed with the Blue Man Group, toured internationally as a theatrical Clown for contemporary circus Spiegelworld, and is listed in the Cirque du Soleil performer database.
He recently released a #1 bestselling book entitled Wink: Transforming Public Speaking with Clown Presence to help communicators profoundly impact their audiences through the power of authenticity, listening, and play: the Secrets of Clown!
Learn more about Don by visiting DonColliver.com/engage.
On this episode of The Author Factor Podcast I am having a conversation with speaker, sales trainer, and author, Jennifer Bleam.
Jennifer is a mentor for Managed Service Providers (MSPs) looking to dominate their marketplace and build the company of their dreams. To date, Jennifer has coached nearly 2,000 MSPs on effective sales and marketing to small and medium sized businesses.
She is the author of the short, helpful book, Simplified Cybersecurity Sales for MSPs.
Learn more about Jennifer by visiting MSPSalesRevolution.com.
On this episode of The Author Factor Podcast I am having a conversation with retired Air Force veteran and author, Paul "Roscoe" White.
Paul is a 21-year Air Force veteran with over 1,500 hours as tactical flight instructor in the F-15E, F-16 and F-35. He still teaches and mentors young fighter pilots as a civilian contract fighter pilot instructor.
He is also a brand new published book author, including being a contributing author in I Love America, a book I published in 2022 and his first solo book, No New Lessons, which details his journey into the Alaskan wilderness.
No New Lessons is a true story about the pursuit of happiness, friendship, and finding humor in the Alaskan bush. If you love adventure, outdoor pursuits, or just need some fresh inspiration to keep pushing forward in your personal “wilderness” journey, this book is a must read.
Learn more about Paul by visiting the 1of5Project.com.
On this episode of The Author Factor Podcast I am having a conversation with marketing advisor, executive coach, and author to fast-growing small businesses, Pamela Wilson.
Pamela helps her clients (who are subject matter experts) develop high value online offers that generate consistent revenue.
She is the author of the Master Content series of books which have been used to teach content marketing in college classrooms across the United States.
Learn more about Pamela by visiting PamelaWilson.com.
On this episode of The Author Factor Podcast I am having a conversation with TED Talk speaker, researcher, and author, Tania Luna.
Tania is the cofounder of LifeLabs Learning, which has helped over 350,000 people at some of the world’s most influential companies become more confident, competent, and compassionate leaders.
She is the cohost of the podcast Talk Psych to Me and the author of book, The Leader Lab.
Learn more about Tania by visiting: www.TaniaLuna.com.
On this episode of The Author Factor Podcast I am having a conversation with leadership change agent and author, Diane Helbig.
Diane is an international business and leadership change agent, author, award-winning speaker, and podcast host. As president of Helbig Enterprises Diane helps businesses and organizations operate more constructively and profitably.
She is the author of the book, Succeed Without Selling and is the host of Accelerate Your Business Growth podcast. She is also a member of the Newsweek Expert Forum.
Learn more about Diane by visiting HelbigEnterprises.com.
On this episode of The Author Factor Podcast I am having a conversation with ikigai coach and author, Nicholas Kemp.
Ikigai is Japanese wisdom for a fulfilling and meaningful life and Nicholas is a researcher, solopreneur, and the founder and head coach of Ikigai Tribe, a small community of educators, psychologists, coaches, and trainers who serve their personal communities using the ikigai concept.
Nicholas is the author of the book, IKIGAI-KAN: Feel a Life Worth Living.
Learn more about Nicholas by visiting Ikigaikan.com.
On this episode of The Author Factor Podcast I am having a conversation with company founder and author, Dr. Ashley Lucas.
Ashley is the owner, founder, and advisory consultant for PHD Weight Loss and Nutrition. She has over 15 years of education in the field of nutrition and metabolism. Ashley was also a professional classical ballet dancer before starting PHD Weight Loss.
She is the author of the book, 5 Steps to Reset the Scale, which I helped her publish in the summer of 2022.
Learn more about Ashley by visiting MyPHDWeightLoss.com.
On this episode of The Author Factor Podcast I am having a conversation with success coach and author, Kate McKay.
Kate is the CEO of Siena Strategy Partners and is a certified High Performance Success Coach and business strategist.
She is an international best-selling author who helps others achieve a life of greater confidence, courage, and clarity of purpose. Her bestselling book is Claim Your Inner Badass.
Learn more about Kate by visiting Kate-McKay.com.
On this episode of The Author Factor Podcast I am having a conversation with David Frey.
If you have been in the Internet Marketing world for awhile, you may recognize David’s name as he has been world-renowned marketing for years. But today, we are not talking about marketing, but instead marriage.
David has been married for over 30+ years and coaches men to become high value husbands. He’s spent years studying and living the principles he teaches. He writes and speaks extensively about how ordinary men can become high value husbands and has recently published the book 301 Ways to be a High Valued Husband.
On this episode of The Author Factor Podcast I am having a conversation with author and productivity expert, Daniel Sih.
Daniel Sih is an award-winning author, professional speaker, and Director of Spacemakers®, a productivity consulting group for busy leaders.
I asked Daniel to return to The Author Factor to discuss his brand new book, Raising Tech-Healthy Humans which is a practical guidebook to help parents reset their children’s tech-habits and give them a great start to life.
Learn more about Daniel by visiting RaisingHumans.au.
On this episode of The Author Factor Podcast I am having a conversation with list building expert and author, Igor Kheifets.
Igor specializes in helping average people break the link between their time and their income. He’s the Amazon best-selling author of List Building Lifestyle: Confessions of an Email Millionaire, a book where he tells the story of how he went from working as a Burger King bus boy to becoming a cash millionaire before his 25th birthday using nothing but email.
Learn more about Igor by visiting ListBuildingLifestyleShow.com.
On this episode of The Author Factor Podcast I am having a conversation with business development coach to lawyers and author, Steve Fretzin.
Over the past 18 years, Steve has devoted his career to helping lawyers master the art of business development to achieve their business goals and the peace of mind that comes with developing a successful law practice.
Steve is the author of four books, including his latest, Legal Business Development Isn’t Rocket Science.
Learn more about Steve by visiting Fretzin.com.
On this episode of The Author Factor Podcast I am having a conversation with business coach and author, Ann Carden.
With more than forty-one years of business, marketing, sales & management experience and coaching and consulting hundreds of people in more than forty different industries to more success, Ann knows what it takes to succeed in all areas of business.
Ann is the author of 3 books, including her latest, Expert in You: Build a Lucrative and Impactful Coaching and Consulting Business From Your Expertise.
Learn more about Ann by visiting AnnLCarden.com.
On this episode of The Author Factor Podcast I am having a conversation with author and founder of the Libertas Institute, Connor Boyack.
Connor is the author of 35 books and is best known for the bestselling Tuttle Twins book series—a children’s series introducing young readers to economic, political and civic principles. Over four million copies have been sold worldwide.
Connor's story of how he built the Tuttle Twins into an amazing brand is impressive and valuable to all book authors.
Learn more about the Tuttle Twins book series by visiting www.TuttleTwins.com.
Learn more about Connor Boyack by visiting www.ConnorBoyack.com.
On this episode of The Author Factor Podcast I am having a conversation with anthology book publisher and international best selling author, John Spender.
John is a 28-time International Best Selling co-author, who created the best-selling book series A Journey Of Riches. He is an award winning international speaker and movie maker and has worked with more than 300 authors from 40 different countries for the Journey of Riches series.
During our conversation, John shared why participating in an anthology style book could be a great idea for your business.
Learn more about John by visiting AJourneyofRiches.com.
On this episode of The Author Factor Podcast I am having a conversation with business strategist and author, Beate Chelette.
Beate is the Growth Architect and provides visionaries with clear steps to improve business systems to maximize profits and scale impact.
A first-generation immigrant with $135,000 in debt, Beate bootstrapped her passion for photography into a global business and sold it for millions to Bill Gates.
Beate is the author of the #1 International Award-Winning Amazon Bestseller Happy Woman Happy World – How to Go from Overwhelmed to Awesome.
The book that corporate trainer and best-selling author Brian Tracy calls “a handbook for every woman who wants health, success and a fulfilling career.”
Learn more about Beate by visiting BeateChelette.com.
On this episode of The Author Factor Podcast I am having a conversation with business consultant, author, and U.S. Army Veteran, John Klesaris.
John is a small business expert, author, and veteran specializing in helping entrepreneurs exceed their goals and find success. He brings a “regular guy” perspective to the forefront of business education through writings, consulting, and workshops.
John is one of 13 contributing authors in my just released book, I Love America.
Learn more about John by visiting AQWalker.com.
On this episode of The Author Factor Podcast I am having a conversation with U.S. Air Force fighter pilot and author, Dominic "Slice" Teich.
Dom is a full time fighter pilot instructor in the U.S. Air Force Reserves. He is a multi-book, Amazon best-selling author and when he is not flying single jets he guides peak performers with his program, Single Seat Mindset, which leverages the largest online group of fighter pilots to guide action takers with short, impactful steps.
Dom's latest book, Single Seat Wisdom 2, features 20 figher pilots sharing their stories and wisdom. Get it at SingleSeatMindset.com.
Dom is also a featured contributing author in my new book, I Love America, which you can get at ILoveAmericaBook.com.
On this episode of The Author Factor Podcast I am having a conversation with mindset and fitness coach, military veteran, and author, Tracey Brown.
Tracey's journey was born from the trauma of literal flames of being burned at the age of 8, the trauma associated with Search and Rescue in the United States Coast Guard, working with patients with both physical and emotional scars all while navigating over 30 years of undiagnosed PTSD.
She is the author of the book, Rescue to Recovery: A Veterans Story of Hidden Scars and Personal Discovery.
Tracey is also a featured contributing author in my new book, I Love America, which you can get at ILoveAmericaBook.com.
Learn more about Tracey by visiting RescuetoRecovery.com.
On this episode of The Author Factor Podcast I am having a conversation with former media executive, founder of Comedy Central, and author, Art Bell.
Art is known for creating, building, and managing successful cable television channels, including Comedy Central. After leaving Comedy Central, Art became President of Court TV, where he was a guiding force behind one of the most successful brand evolutions in cable television.
Art is the author of Constant Comedy: How I Started Comedy Central and Lost My Sense of Humor.
Learn more about Art by visiting: ArtBellWriter.com.
On this episode of The Author Factor Podcast I am having a conversation with telemarketing expert and author, Wendy Harris.
Wendy has worked in the sales and communication industry for over 30 years, and now uses this knowledge to train others in telemarketing, telesales, customer service and account management.
She is the host of the Making Conversations Count podcast and the author of the best-selling book, Making Conversations Count: How to sell over the phone.
Learn more about Wendy by visiting: www.wagassociates.com.
On this episode of The Author Factor Podcast I am having a conversation with author and founder of Honkaku Spirits, Christopher Pelligrini.
Christopher is on a mission to bring intensely artisanal Japanese spirits to discerning American consumers, especially koji-based spirits including shochu, awamori, and koji whiskey.
In addition to being a contributor to the newly released Oxford Companion to Spirits and Cocktails, he recently wrote the first non-Japanese book about shochu and awamori, The Shochu Handbook.
Learn more about Chris by visiting HonkakuSpirits.com.
On this episode of The Author Factor Podcast I am having a conversation with business coach and author, Rick Ornelas.
Rick is a bestselling author and founder of I Spark Change. He helps individuals gain clarity and guidance by eliminating the roadblocks preventing their personal and professional success so they can elevate their social impact and spread positive change.
He is the author of 12 Hours of Heaven; Lessons for a Better World. His next book, 12 Hours of Heaven; Time on Earth, is in the works.
Learn more about Rick by visiting ISparkChange.com.
On this episode of The Author Factor Podcast I am having a conversation with mindset coach and author, Dr. Victor Manzo.
Dr. Vic is a business and mindset coach, certified pediatric chiropractor, speaker, and author of three books, including his latest book, Decoding the Matrix.
Learn more about Dr. Vic by visiting EmpowerYourReality.com.
On this episode of The Author Factor Podcast I am having a conversation with high school student and author of 20 books, Shanti Hershenson.
Shanti is 15 years old and now holds the record as the youngest author and guest on this podcast. She wrote her first two novellas when she was in sixth grade and since then she has written 19 fictional books with #20 in the works.
If you want to be inspired and motivated this episode is a must listen to episode. Shanti shares tips and wisdom that goes way beyond her age.
Learn more about Shanti by visiting ShantiHershenson.com.
On this episode of The Author Factor Podcast I am having a conversation with author and founder of The Insecurity Project, Jaemin Frazer.
Jaemin specializes in helping entrepreneurs, leaders, and business owners eradicate insecurity so they can show up to life unhindered by doubt, fear, and self-limiting beliefs. With over 15,000 coaching hours under his belt, he is able to draw from a deep and rich source of lived experience, helping ambitious people improve the quality of their life in the areas that matter most.
Jaemin is a TEDx speaker and the author of five books including Unhindered - The Seven Essential Practices for Overcoming Insecurity.
Learn more about Jaemin by visiting JaeminFrazer.com.
On this episode of The Author Factor Podcast I am having a conversation with business advisor and author, Roy Osing.
Roy is the former president of a major data and internet company where his leadership took the company from its early stage to $1 Billion in annual sales.
Currently, he is a business advisor and the author of the “Be Different or Be Dead” books series, including his most recent book, Be Different or be dead – The Audcacious Unheard of Ways I Took a Startup to a Billion in Sales.
Learn more about Roy by visiting BeDifferentOrBeDead.com.
On this episode of The Author Factor Podcast I am having a conversation with insurance software executive and author, Jeff Arnold.
Jeff is the president of RIGHTSURE, Inc. and has been an industry leader for nearly 30 years and is an expert on insurance mergers and acquisitions, managing deals ranging from six figures to more than $100 million.
He has authored four #1 best-selling books on insurance and technology, including, The Art of the Insurance Deal and How to Beat Your Insurance Company.
For more information about Jeff, visit: JeffArnold.com.
On this episode of The Author Factor Podcast I am having a conversation with business mentor and author, Megan Meyers.
Megan is a former NFL cheerleader, successful dance studio owner, and now business mentor for empowering women, at all stages of life, to start and grow their first online business.
Megan is the host of the Shine Online Podcast and the author of the book, Shine Online.
To learn more about Megan, visit ShineOnlineNetwork.com.
On this episode of The Author Factor Podcast I am having a conversation former Secret Service Officer and New York Times #1 Best Selling Author, Gary Byrne.
Gary served in federal law enforcement for nearly thirty years, including in the U.S. Air Force Security Police, the Uniformed Division of the Secret Service, and most recently as a Federal Air Marshal.
While serving as a Secret Service Officer, Gary protected President Bill Clinton and the First Family in the White House. His first book, CRISIS OF CHARACTER, described what he experienced during that service. The book was on the New York Times bestseller list for 11 weeks and at #1 for 5 of those weeks.
Learn more about Gary by visiting OfficialGaryJByrne.com.
On this episode of The Author Factor Podcast I am having a conversation with marketing strategist and author, David Baer.
David, along with his business partner Ken Cook, run the marketing strategy firm, The Prepared Group. He is a veteran direct response marketer who has written 6 books, including Small Business Email Marketing, which broken into two short books – Part 1 and Part 2. He is also the author of The Wine & Food Pairing Book.
Learn more about David by visiting ThePreparedGroup.com.
On this episode of The Author Factor Podcast I am having a conversation with psychologist and author, Dr. Debi Silber. Debi is the founder of the Post Betrayal Transformation Institute and is a holistic psychologist and a health, mindset and personal development expert.
She is the author of six books, including Trust Again, and is the two-time #1 International bestselling author of: The Unshakable Woman and From Hardened to Healed: The Effortless Path to Release Resistance, Get Unstuck and Create a Life You Love.
Debi is dedicated to helping people move past their betrayals as well as any other blocks preventing them from the health, work, relationships, confidence, and happiness they want most.
On this episode of The Author Factor Podcast I am having a conversation with B2B marketing agency CEO and author, Tom Shapiro.
Tom is CEO of Stratabeat a B2B marketing agency specializing in SEO, content development, content marketing, web design, account-based marketing, and conversion optimization.
Tom is the author of two books, including his latest, Rethink Lead Generation: Advanced Strategies to Generate More Leads for Your Business.
On this episode of The Author Factor Podcast I am having a conversation with podcast growth coaches and authors, Taig O'Shea & Anthony Nwaneri.
Taig and Anthony help podcasts hosts get more listeners and have written multiple Amazon bestselling books under the pen name, Daniel Larson including Podcasting Made Simple and Podcast Marketing.
They have developed an effective 4-Step Growth Process for podcast hosts who want to grow their shows.
Learn more about Taig and Anthony by visiting GetMoreListeners.com.
On this episode of The Author Factor Podcast I am having a conversation with hypnotherapist and author, Mary Welp.
Mary has been in private practice doing bodywork and hypnosis for 20 years. She has worked with a nonprofit involving returning soldiers from Iraq and Afghanistan as well as served on the board of LinkUp, offering assistance to those who have dealt with clergy abuse and related trauma.
She is the author of new book, Rise Hypnotic Meditation: A Lifelong Skill for Meaningful Change in Four Easy Steps.Learn more about Mary by visiting RiseHypnoticMeditation.com.
On this episode of The Author Factor Podcast I am having a conversation with peak potential trainer and author, Robert Riopel.
Robert is an international best-selling author, app designer, entrepreneur, and trainer who has spent the past 20 years travelling around the world sharing his passion. He has also shared the stage with and trained many of the top trainers and thought leaders in the world today.
Robert is the author of the book, Success Left a Clue: 6 Life Changing Habits to Achieving Your Dreams While Keeping it Real, Relevant and Repeatable.
Learn more about Robert by visiting RobertRiopel.com.
On this episode of The Author Factor Podcast I am having a conversation with leadership expert and author, Dr. Kevin Gazzara.
Kevin has spent the last 30+ years in marketing, program management, leadership, organizational development, courseware development and teaching experience in both public and private sectors spanning from heavy equipment to high tech.
He is a currently a senior partner at Magna Leadership Solutions, which provides business workshops, facilitation, assessments and Positive Intelligence executive coaching services worldwide.
Kevin is the co-author of two books including The Leader of Oz, which uses the timeless classic to as basis for his book.
Learn more about Kevin by visiting MagnaLeadership.com.
On this episode of The Author Factor Podcast I am having a conversation with digital marketing consultant and author, Jason Barnard.
Jason (known as The Brand SERP Guy) specializes in Brand SERP (Search Engine Results Page) optimization and Knowledge Panel management.
Jason's first book, The Fundamentals of Brand SERPs for Business, was published in January 2022.
This is an insightful conversation not only because of what being a published author has done for Jason, but also because SERP is important to all book authors.
Learn more about Jason by visiting JasonBarnard.com.
On this episode of The Author Factor Podcast I am having a conversation with business consultants and authors, Julie Trexler and Corey Harris.
Julie and Corey are the founders of SB PACE, a consulting firm with a passion for Main Street America. Together they wrote the best-selling book Seriously? Now What?! A Small Business Guide to Disaster Preparedness.
They also co-host a top-rated business podcast, co-host a weekly live radio show, and have been listed on the Brainz Magazine Global 500 list which recognizes entrepreneurial success and dedication to helping others.
Learn more about them by visiting SBPace.com.
On this episode of The Author Factor Podcast I am having a conversation with business mentor and author, Fabienne Fredrickson.
For 20+ years, Fabienne has powerfully mentored thousands of women business owners to grow, then scale their businesses, earning them tens of millions collectively each year while increasing their time off to enjoy lives they love.
Fabienne is the author of two books. Her new book, The Leveraged Business: How You Can Go From Overwhelmed at 6-Figures to 7 Figures (and Get Your Life Back) is the new definitive roadmap on how she’s done it with heart and how you can too, without sacrificing your life.
Learn more about Fabienne by visiting BoldHeart.com.
On this episode of The Author Factor Podcast I am having a conversation with leadership coach and author, Steve Preda.
Steve is a Leadership Team Coach whose passion is to help emerging privately owned businesses grow and thrive.
He pursues it by simplifying and teaching management and strategy concepts used by large companies, and elite consulting firms.
Steve is the author of four books, including his latest, Pinnacle: Five Principles that Take Your Business to the Top of the Mountain.
Learn more about Steve by visiting StevePreda.com.
On this episode of The Author Factor Podcast I am having a conversation with business coach and author, Stephanie Obi.
Stephanie is an award-winning business coach and the founder of Train Quarters, the first female owned tech platform which provides tech support to women so that they overcome their fears around turning their expertise into profitable online courses.
Stephanie was named one of the "100 Most Inspiring Women in Nigeria" in 2017 by Leading Ladies Africa and is the author of the Amazon bestselling book, Knowledge is The New Gold.
Learn more about Stephanie by visiting StephanieObi.com.
On this episode of The Author Factor Podcast, I am having a conversation with professional speakers coach and author, Michael Harris.
Michael is an author, coach, teacher, trainer, entrepreneur and co-founder of Endless Stages, where he helps new and seasoned speakers to powerfully share their message with the world.
Michael has also owned (or partnered) in several successful yoga studios and coached studio owners around the world in increasing revenue and profits.
He is the author of the #1 bestselling book, “Falling Down Getting Up.”
Learn more about Michael by visiting www.MichaelBHarris.com.
On this episode of The Author Factor Podcast, I am having a conversation with CEO, business strategist and author, Vickie Helm.
Vickie has built 12 successful businesses and today she is the CEO of the Smart Group Firm and co-CEO of Metadigm Digital, where she helps clients thrive and create asset growth for long term happiness.
She is a bestselling author and has published 41 books including her brand new book, Cash Flow Mojo.
Learn more about Vickie by visiting VickieHelm.com.
On this episode of The Author Factor Podcast, I am having a conversation with financial advisor and author, Paul Halme.
Paul is a best-selling author, international speaker, financial advisor, and a Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu world champion. He is a former stockbroker and built his business into one of the most successful gyms in the U.S. He creates high 6-figure offline businesses for his clients.
Paul is the author of the book, The Money Fight: Take Down Your Money Problems, Slam Your Self Doubt, and Fight Your Way to Financial Freedom.
Learn more about Paul by visiting www.PaulHalme.com.
On this episode of the Main Street Author Podcast, I am having a conversation with wellness entrepreneur and author, Sandy Joy Weston.
Sandy is a keynote speaker, podcaster, health and wellness entrepreneur and author.
Sandy is also a recognized name in the Philadelphia-area because for years she appeared on the local NBC affiliate as their fitness expert and owned three local health clubs.
Sandy is the author of several books, including Train Your Head & Your Body Will Follow.
Learn more about Sandy by visiting SandyJoyWeston.com.
On this episode of The Author Factor Podcast I am having a conversation with payroll company CEO and author, Charles Read.
Charles is the president and CEO of GetPayroll, an online payroll and payroll tax service provider.
He has more than 40 years of payroll experience and is the author of several books, including his latest, The Payroll Book, A Guide for Small Businesses and Startups.
To learn more about Charles, visit GetPayroll.com.
On this episode of The Author Factor Podcast, I am having a conversation with economist, corporate strategist, former Navy intelligence officer, and best-selling leadership author, Mary Kelly.
Mary improves profit growth and translates data and trends into relevant information that business leaders can use to make the right decisions and grow their organizations.
Mary is a graduate of the U.S. Naval Academy, and she served 21 years on active duty as an intelligence and a logistics officer. She earned a PhD in economics, and she taught at both the U.S. Naval Academy and the U.S. Air Force Academy.
Mary is the author of 15 business and leadership books including The Five Minute Leadership Guide, 15 Ways to Grow Your Business in Every Economy, 52 Weeks to Building a Better Business, and Who Comes Next?
Learn more about Mary by visiting:
www.ProductiveLeaders.com
On this episode of The Author Factor Podcast I am having a conversation with digital marketing agency owner and author, Thomas Green.
Thomas is the host of The Thomas Green Podcast which is a top-rated podcast that releases regular episodes focused on helping high performers improve themselves and entrepreneurs improve their businesses so they can become more successful and perhaps hire more people.
Learn more about Thomas by visiting:
https://ethicalmarketingservice.com/books
On this episode of The Author Factor Podcast, I am having a conversation with spiritual life coach and author, Ulrika Sullivan.
Ulrika is a former scientist turned intuitive spiritual life coach, yoga teacher, and energy healer.
She is passionate about helping busy women connect with their intuition, energy, and true selves to find inner calm, self-love, and life balance so that they can live from the heart with more ease and flow.
Ulrika is the author of the book, Wisdom Beyond What You Know.
Learn more about Ulrika by visiting UlrikaSullivan.com.
On this episode of The Author Factor Podcast, I am having a conversation with customer-centricity advisor and author, Ilenia Vidili.
Ilenia is a passionate customer-centricity advisor, author, and keynote speaker. She conducted corporate marketing for NEC, Bayer and a broad range of start-ups. Today she is the founder of a consultancy and training company that helps businesses think differently, combat inefficient processes, turn product mentalities into people mentalities, and improve customer focus.
She is the author of the book, Journey to Centricity: A customer-centric framework for the era of stakeholder capitalism.
To learn more about Ilenia, visit:
IleniaVidili.com
On this episode of The Author Factor Podcast, I am having a conversation with visionary coach and author, Genesis Amaris Kemp.
Genesis desires to encourage others to help those who may not have a voice. She is a trailblazer who wants others to live out their dreams, goals, and visions.
She is the author of the book, Chocolate Drop in Corporate America: From the Pit to the Palace.
Learn more about Genesis by visiting GenesisAmarisKemp.net.
On this episode of The Author Factor Podcast I am having a conversation with songwriter and author, David Combs.
David is a songwriter and photographer with four decades of experience writing over 120 songs and creating fourteen albums of soothing, relaxing instrumental piano music.
David is also the author of the book, Touched by the Music: How the Story and Music of Rachel’s Song Can Change Your Life.
Learn more about David by visiting CombsMusic.com.
On this episode of The Author Factor Podcast I am having a conversation with podcasting expert, Alex Sanfilippo
Today, I am changing things up because Alex has not yet written his first book, but he helps a lot of authors promote their books, via podcasting.
He is the founder of PodPros.com, a software company focused specifically on the podcasting industry and he and his team have created PodMatch, a service that matches podcast guests and hosts together for interviews (a service that gets my highest level of recommendation).
Learn more about PodMatch here.
On this episode of The Author Factor Podcast (formerly The Main Street Author Podcast) I am having a conversation with media coach and author, Amy Scruggs.
Amy has a 20-year career as a TV show host, corporate spokesperson, musical recording artist and media coach.
She is the current Host of a national TV Show, “Financing the American Dream” on CNBC. She is a Media Executive with a Fortune 500 company and also advises private clients, entrepreneurs and startup companies on messaging, branding and how to develop a successful on-camera presence.
She is also a Bestselling Author of Lights Camera Action” Media Coaching for Any Professional in Today’s Digital World.
Learn more about Amy by visiting AmyScruggsMedia.com.
On this episode of The Author Factor Podcast (formerly The Main Street Author Podcast) I am having a conversation with author and communications expert, Andrea T Edwards.
Andrea is a globally award-winning B2B communications professional, who works with the world’s largest companies on the transformation needed within to maximize business growth in our digital future. A change agent, provocateur, author, professional speaker, passionate communicator and social leader, Andrea is all about helping businesses understand how they can empower employees to delight customers, grow personal career opportunities and build brand success.
Andrea is the author of several books including, Uncommon Courage: An Invitation.
Learn more about Andrea by visiting AndreaTEdwards.com.
On this episode of The Author Factor Podcast (formerly The Main Street Author Podcast) I am having a conversation with author and productivity coach, Daniel Sih.
Daniel is a trainer, coach and keynote speaker. He is the founder of Spacemakers, a productivity consulting group for busy leaders.
Daniel is also the author of the book, Spacemaker - how to unplug, unwind and think clearly in the digital age" which won the Australian Business Book Award in 2021 for personal development.
Learn more about Daniel by visiting www.Spacemakers.com.au.
On this episode of The Author Factor Podcast I am having a conversation with bestselling author and messaging expert, Sam Horn.
Sam is the CEO of the Intrigue Agency, a positioning/messaging consultancy, which helps people design and deliver TEDx talks, keynotes, funding pitches and one-of-a-kind brands.
Sam is the author of nine books from major publishers including Tongue Fu!®, POP!, What's Holding You Back, SOMEDAY is Not a Day in the Week and Washington Post bestseller Got Your Attention?
Learn more about Sam by visiting SamHorn.com.
On this episode I am having a conversation with professional speaker and author, Phil Barth.
In 2015 an unexpected trip to the cardiac wing of his local hospital forced Phil to learn how to manage his stress level better.
He studied what causes stress, and what helps manage it. During the two years for recovery he wrote a book, "Great Things Happen Every Day" – a book about recovery from a heart attack, banana milkshakes and rummage sales.
This episode is a powerful example of how to turn a life challenge into a successful book.
Learn more about Phil by visiting:
http://PhilBarthBooks.com
http://PhilBarth.com
http://PhilBarthSpeaks.com
On this episode, I am having a conversation with speaking expert & author, Steve Lowell.
Steve is an award-winning, global speaker and for over 30 years he has been training and mentoring executives, thought-leaders and professional speakers around the world to deliver high-impact keynote speeches, drive revenue from the platform and build wealth through speaking.
A three-time number one international best selling author, Steve is a sought-after expert helping thought leaders and sales teams sell more by changing the way they speak.
He is the author of the book, Deep Thought Strategy.
Learn more about Steve by visiting SteveLowell.com.
On this episode I am having a conversation with business growth expert and author, Tim Redmond.
Tim is CEO of Redmond Growth Consulting, an organization designed to help you grow your profits, grow your business and grow your life. For over 35 years, Tim has been growing highly successful businesses including taking a software company from 2 to 400 employees then selling it to Intuit and helping thousands of business owners gain time and financial freedom.
Tim is the author of the book, The Power to Create: The Ultimate Guide to Eliminate Scarcity and Produce Massive Results for Yourself and Others.
He is giving his $2,500 value Growth Plan to my listeners. To get it, email Tim at Tim@RedmondGrowth.com.
On this I am having a conversation with attorney and author, Ethan Huizenga.
Ethan has focused exclusively on Medicaid eligibility planning and estate planning (including trusts, estates, wills, powers of attorney, and gifting issues) since graduating from Saint Louis University School of Law in 2008.
Ethan is the author of the shook, It’s Not Too Late: The Ultimate Guide to Nursing Home Medicaid for the Stressed Out Husband or Wife.
Learn more about Ethan by visiting:
www.huizengalaw.com
On this episode I am having a conversation with pet wellness expert and author, Kendra Clark.
Kendra is a corporate attorney and founder of The Popular Pets, Madrigal Creatives, and Oui Be Well, wellness companies offering CBD-infused products powered by nature for both people and pets. An animal lover and dedicated pet parent, she has shared her life with a dog for 48 joyful but challenging years and is the author of the new book,Motherpuppin Adorable: What to Do When Your Dog Is Better Than Everyone Else’s.
Learn more about Kendra's CBD products for pets by visiting ThePopularPets.com.
On this episode I am having a conversation with with business strategist and author, Dr. James Richardson.
Dr. Richardson is the founder of Premium Growth Solutions, a strategic planning consultancy for early-stage consumer packaged goods brands including brands owned by Coca-Cola Venturing and Emerging Brands, The Hershey Company, General Mills, and Frito-Lay.
James is the author of the book Ramping Your Brand: How to Ride the Killer CPG Growth Curve, a #1 Best-seller in Business Consulting on Amazon.
Learn more about James by visiting PremiumGrowthSolutions.com.
On this episode I am having a conversation with startup executive and author, Mark Herschberg.
Mark is the author of The Career Toolkit, Essential Skills for Success That No One Taught You. Educated at MIT, Mark has spent his career launching and fixing new ventures at startups, Fortune 500s, and academia. He’s developed new software languages, online marketplaces, new authentication systems, and tracked criminals and terrorists on the dark web.
Learn more about Mark by visiting TheCareerToolkitBook.com.
On this episode I am having a conversation with mergers and aquistions (M&A) expert and author, Kison Patel.
Kison is the Founder and CEO of DealRoom, a project management software for complex financial transactions. He has over a decade of experience as an M&A advisor and developed DealRoom after experiencing first-hand a number of deep-seated, industry-wide inefficiencies and challenges.
Kison is the author of two books, including his most recent book, Agile M&A.
This interview with Kison is an excellent resource for corporate executives who are considering publishing a book to increase credibility and exposure within their industry.
Learn more about Kison by visiting KisonPatel.com and MAScience.com.
On this episode I am having a conversation with business coach and author, Robert Imbriale.
Robert is a Best Selling Author, Master Coach, and Professional Speaker who trained with Dan Kennedy, Tony Robbins, Jay Abraham and many others. He has coached thousands of people and specializes in working with entrepreneurs, business owners, and professionals. He is an Internet pioneer who made his first sale online in 1989 and has helped his customers sell hundreds of millions of dollars online. He is also the author of 10 books.
Learn more about Robert by visiting RobertImbriale.com.
On this episode I am having a conversation with child protection expert and author, CJ Scarlet.
CJ is known as the Badass Grandma and knows first hand how violence can destroy lives. A former forest fire fighter and U.S. Marine photojournalist, CJ is now running a child advocacy center and serving as Director of Victims Issues for the North Carolina Attorney General’s Office.
CJ has written several books including her most recent, Badass Parenting: An Irreverent Guide to Raising Safe, Savvy, Confident Kids.
Learn more about CJ by visiting www.cjscarlet.com.
On this episode I am having a conversation with sales presentation and pitch expert and author, Jason Froehlich.
Jason is the founder and CEO of Elevate Your Vision and is a coach and consultant for influential executives, managers, entrepreneurs and nonprofit leaders who are looking to elevate their idea, vision, mission and product or service to an audience they would love to work with.
Recently, I helped Jason publish his first book, The Profitable Pitch, and on today's episode we discuss the book and his new author journey.
Learn more about Jason by visiting TheProfitablePitch.com.
On this episode I am having a conversation with marketing and sales expert and author, Wes Schaeffer.
Wes is known as The Sales Whisperer® and considers himself a pigheaded entrepreneur who rehabilitates salespeople and trains their managers. He is the author of 2.5 books on sales, marketing, and CRMs, host of The Sales Podcast, host of The CRM Sushi Podcast, and he will help you grow by mastering the overlooked truth in life that to make any sale, you must make every sale.
Learn more about Wes by visiting TheSalesWhisperer.com.
On this episode I am having a conversation with online business expert and Amazon best selling author, Meera Kothand.
Meera is a prolific short book author and as of today's date, she has 12 books for sale on Amazon, including several #1 best sellers. Her hundreds of book reviews is a testimony to the quality of her books.
Meera specializes in making marketing for your online business ridiculously simple. She has several Amazon Best-Sellers list including “One Hour Content Plan,” “Selling the Intangible” and “The Blog Startup”. She’s also the founder of the popular CREATE Planners.
Learn more about Meera by visiting at MeeraKothand.com.
On this episode I am having a conversation with book ghostwriter, Apryl Hall.
Apryl helps others bring their books to life by doing the writing for them. This episode is a bit different because I am focusing on the topic of ghostwriting, what it is (and isn't) and who it is appropriate for. For some listeners, using a ghostwriter may just be the answer they are looking for.
Learn more about Apryl by visiting DogHouseWriter.com.
On this episode I am having a conversation with serial entrepreneur and author, John Meese.
John is an economist-turned-entrepreneur on a personal mission to eradicate generational poverty by helping entrepreneurs create thriving businesses. He is the CEO of Cowork.Inc, Co-founder of Notable, and host of the Thrive School podcast.
He is also the author of the new book, Survive and Thrive: How to Build a Profitable Business in Any Economy (including this one).
Learn more about John by visiting SurviveAndThriveBook.com.
On this episode I am having a conversation with executive coach and author, Gail Rudolph.
Gail has a 25 year track record of serving in leadership positions across a spectrum of organizations. She is a Cialdini Method Certified Trainer , one of only 13 people globally —and one of only two women and the only woman in the United States— to hold this distinction.
Gail is the author of the new book, Power Up Power Down, How to Reclaim Control and Make Every Situation a Win/Win.
Learn more about Gail by visiting GailRudolph.com.
On this episode I am having a conversation with membership expert and author, Scott Whitaker.
Scott Whitaker is the Founder of Membership Multipliers, where he helps coaches and membership businesses craft, sell, and deliver high-ticket offers.
He's the author of multiple books, including "Accelerate: How to Get Your Next 10, 100, 500 or Even 1,000 Members" and his latest book "F.A.S.T. Launch for Business Coaches How to Successfully Create, Launch and Sell a HIGH-TICKET Membership Offer."
Learn more about Scott by visiting MembershipMultipliers.com.
On this episode I am having a conversation with business consultant and bestselling author, Jake Jacobs.
For more than 35 years Jake has worked in 61 industries, from high tech to manufacturing to hospitality to entertainment to financial services, where he helps them make monumental changes for powerful results.
Jake has written a number of books, including his latest, Leverage Change: 8 Ways to Achieve Faster, Easier, Better Results.
This was a super insightful interview and Jake shared a book marketing strategy I never heard about or considered, but it could be a gamechanger for the right author. You can hear him share it right around the 26:45 mark.
Learn more about Jake by visiting JakeJacobsConsulting.com.
On this episode I am having a conversation with social impact business owners and authors, Justin and Alexis Black.
Justin and Alexis are authors, speakers, and business owners. Together, they’ve published an award winning, bestselling book, Redefining Normal: How Two Foster Kids Beat The Odds and Discovered Healing, Happiness and Love that has impacted over 10,000 individuals and families.
This young, ambitious couple has built a tremendous community and brand in less than a year and I believe their story is inspirational for all to hear.
Learn more about Alexis and Justin by visiting Re-DefiningNormal.com.
On this episode I am having a conversation with world-famous copywriter and author, Bob Bly.
In my opinion, Bob Bly is one of the living legends in direct response marketing.
Recently, Bob has published a second edition of his classic book, How to Write & Sell Simple Information for Fun and Profit which he discusses with Mike on this episode.
On this episode I am having a conversation with political consultant and author, Jeff Ward.
Jeff is the founder of Forward Communication, a company that helps candidates avoid the typical campaign pitfalls and boasts an 80 percent track record of getting major city mayors, county chairmen, sheriffs, state’s attorneys, judges elected.
Jeff leveraged those experience into his recently released book, ‘So You Want to Win a Local Election,’ a step-by-step manual that’s just like having a campaign manager in a box.
Learn more about Jeff by visiting TheFirstWard.net.
On this episode I am having a conversation with audio book expert and magazine publisher, Robin Whitten.
Today, I am taking a slightly different path and focusing on a topic all book authors should be aware of–the creation of audio books.
Robin is the founder and editor of AudioFile Magazine. Started in 1992, AudioFile reviews and recommends audiobooks worth your listening time. Each week the staff reviews 50 audiobooks to help subscribers find their next great listen.
Learn more about Audio File Magazine by visiting AudioFileMagazine.com.
On this episode I am having a conversation with entrepreneur and author, Sarah St. John.
Sarah has created several startups throughout her entrepreneurial career of over a decade. She currently owns a podcast production agency called PodSeam. She is also the podcast host of “Frugalpreneur: Building a Business on a Bootstrapped Budget” which aims to show people how to launch and manage an online business on a budget.
Sarah has written several books, including Frugalpreneur, Podcastpreneur and Authorpreneur.
Learn more about Sarah by visiting TheSarahStJohn.com.
On this episode I am having a conversation with fitness expert and author, Nate Palmer.
Nate is a fitness and nutrition expert, coach, speaker, and writer who believes that being in incredible shape gives a massive advantage in business, focus, and relationships. His work has been popularized in media outlets such as The Huffington Post, Breaking Muscle, STACK Media, and Thrive Global. Nate is also the #1 bestselling author of The Million Dollar Body Method and Passport Fitness.
Learn more about Nate by visiting N8TrainingSystems.com.
On this episode, I am having a conversation with wealth coach and author, Morgana Rae.
Morgana is the international #1 best-selling author of “Financial Alchemy®: Twelve Months of Magic and Manifestation” and is regarded to be the world’s #1 authority on relationship with money.
Her ground breaking approach to love-centered wealth building has featured her on The Wall Street Journal, Yahoo Finance, all the major television networks, Coast to Coast Radio and hundreds more.
Morgana shared a ton of really smart book ideas, including a gem you can find at the 19:12 mark.
To learn more about Morgana, visit MorganaRae.com.
On this episode, I am having a conversation with with digital marketing expert and author, Michael “Buzz” Buzinski.
Michael is the Chief Marketing Officer of Buzzworthy Integrated Marketing. Buzzworthy work exclusively on the integrated marketing needs of privately owned businesses. Their service offerings are focused on increasing their clients’ digital presence, and they are dedicated to the bottom line while creating the highest return on investment.
Michael recently published his first book, The Rule of 26, which shares simple strategies for service businesses to double their website revenue.
Learn more about Michael by visiting https://buzzworthy.biz/
On this episode, I am having a conversation with business advisor, speaking expert and author, Sean Tyler Foley.
Tyler has been acting in film and television since he was 6 years old. He has appeared in Freddy Vs Jason, Door to Door, Carrie, and the musical Ragtime. Tyler is the author of the #1 best-selling book The Power to Speak Naked and can help you confidently take the stage and tell your story.
Learn more about Tyler by visiting SeanTylerFoley.com.
On this episode, I am having a conversation with virtual administrative assistant and author, Beth Beutler.
Beth loves to help people flourish and owns H.O.P.E. Unlimited, where she Helps Others Pursue Excellence. Drawing on over 30 years of experience in administration/operations, she and her team provide virtual assistance/coaching to individuals or small business owners located anywhere in the world on an as-needed basis.
She recently published her latest book, Circles of Friendship.
Learn more about Beth by visiting BethBeutler.com.
On this episode, I am having a conversation with podcast guesting expert and author, Jessica Rhodes.
Jessica is the leading expert on how to leverage podcast guesting for increased brand awareness, more leads and higher profits. She created the podcast booking industry in 2013 when she founded Interview Connections, the first and leading agency of its kind.
Jessica is the author of the book, Interview Connections and the upcoming book, Monetize the Mic.
On this episode, Jessica discusses how book authors can leverage a podcast guest strategy.
Learn more about Jessica by visiting InterviewConnections.com.
On this episode, I am having a conversation with health expert and author, Dr. Arianne Missimer.
Arianne is the owner and founder of the Movement Paradigm, an integrative health center in the Philadelphia area, focusing on mindset, nutrition, and movement blending Eastern and Western philosophies, rooted in neuroscience, functional medicine, and movement science.
Arianne is a cancer survivor, athlete, and American Ninja Warrior competitor. She is dedicated to helping individuals heal their bodies, move well, alleviate inflammation, and live with vitality. She is also the author of the just published book, Rise Up, which you can buy on Amazon.
Learn more about Arianne by visiting her site at DrArianneMissimer.com.
On this episode I am having a conversation with Amazon Ads Expert and author, Alex Strathdee.
At the age of 21, Alex co-authored the book, Experience Over Degrees, which helps college students identify and find an ideal job. With zero budget he was able to convince 11 colleges to send the book to 40,000+ students. This impressive effort would eventually launch 4 different businesses for him.
Today, his main focus is on AdvancedAmazonAds.com which he works on from various countries from around the world. A minimalist at heart, everything he owns fits into a backpack and duffel bag.
Alex has put together a special gift for Main Street Author Podcast listeners. Check it out here:
https://www.advancedamazonads.com/gifts
On this episode I am having a conversation with book publishing expert and author, Michelle Kulp.
Michelle is a Book Launch Expert, Publishing Specialist, and 10x #1 Bestselling Author. Since 2012, she has been teaching entrepreneurs, consultants, coaches, and thought leaders how to elevate their expertise, attract their ideal clients, and increase their income and opportunities—with a Bestselling Book!
Learn more about Michelle by visiting BestsellingAuthorProgram.com.
On this episode I am having a conversation with veteran political journalist and author, Anne Michaud.
Anne is a reporter for The Wall Street Journal and previously wrote a nationally syndicated Op-Ed column for Newsday from 2008 to 2018. She has won more than 25 writing and reporting awards and has twice been named “Columnist of
the Year,” by the New York News Publishers Association and the New York State Associated Press Association.
Anne recently published her first book, Why They Stay, which explores the possible reasoning and motivation
behind why political wives stay with their husbands after the husbands cheat.
Learn more about Anne by visiting AnneMichaud.com.
On this episode I am having a conversation with consultant and author, Rick Maurer.
Rick works with leaders who see big changes and projects as opportunities to engage people in the changes that will affect them. These leaders know that change can actually boost morale and commitment to the organization and the work.
He calls his approach Change without Migraines™! and he has been featured in a variety of TV and print media and has authored several books, including his new book, Seizing Moments of Possibility: Ways to Trigger Energy and Forward Momentum on Your Ideas and Plans.
Learn more about Rick by visiting RickMaurer.com.
On this episode I am having a conversation with with sales trainer and author, Jeff Goldstein.
Jeff is the founder of SalesLeadersOnly.com and creator of the WINNING THE SIX-FIGURE SALE sales leadership training program. For over the last 20 years, Jeff has been building sales teams for organizations in Canada and the U.S. He is also the author of the recently published shook, Winning the Six Figure Sale.
Learn more about Jeff by visiting salesleadersonly.com/shook
On this episode I am having a conversation with Conscious Leadership Strategist and award winning author, Jeffrey Deckman.
Jeffrey is the creator of the M3 Process for Conscious Leadership Transformation and a variety of instructional programs that expedite leadership development.
His recently published book “Developing the Conscious Leadership Mindset for the 21st Century” has won 2 international and 4 national awards for its innovative approach to transforming 21st century leadership mindsets, models and methods.
Learn more about Jeff by visiting JeffreyDeckman.com.
On this episode I am having a conversation with business psychologist and author, Dr. Roger Hall.
Roger is the author of Staying Happy Being Productive: The Big 10 Things Successful People Do. He is a Business Psychologist with clients all over the country, and he trains leaders to monitor and manage their thinking. Roger knows great leaders work on themselves first, and then success in their companies follows.
He has worked with thousands of leaders – and loves to work with small entrepreneurial firms.
To learn more about Roger, visit https://DrRogerHall.com.
On this episode I am having a conversation with podcasting expert and author, Ken Newhouse.
As the author of Profitable Podcast Blueprint and host of the Get Clients Now podcast, Ken is focused on giving you the methods, strategies, and tools to create an endless stream of new clients. He has interviewed hundreds of world class experts and ultra-high-achieving business owners over the course of 400+ episodes of his podcast.
Learn more about Jim by visiting KenNewhouse.com.
On this episode I am having a conversation with speech-language pathologist & author, Brooke Lange.
This episode of The Main Street Author Podcast is a bit different than any previous episode.
Let me explain why...
I met Brooke through my friend, Bill Glazer.
At the time, Brooke was working for a private practice for over 10 years, providing speech and language tele practice services to individuals with Aphasia. Aphasia is an acquired communication disorder that impairs a person's ability to process language but does not affect intelligence.
Brooke worked with Bill after he suffered a stroke a few years ago and in typical "Bill Glazer fashion" he inspired her to start her own practice and even write her first book, After Aphasia: A Guide to Rebuilding Your Communication Skills After a Stroke.
Brooke and I recorded this interview in late February of this year. Our goal was to release it this month, in preparation for June’s Aphasia Awareness Month.
Little did we know that a month later, Bill would suffer a second serious stroke. According to his daughter, Mara, Bill is now at an inpatient rehab center where he is working on regaining his speech and mobility.
Learn more about Brooke by visiting IRAphasiaTherapy.com and if you are interested you can buy her book on Amazon here.
On this episode I am having a conversation with travel coach and author, Linda King.
Linda is known as "The Smart Travelista" and she is a seasoned traveller who has visited many countries worldwide. She has an extensive career background in the travel and banking industries and has published a series of short books in the Smart Travelista's series.
Get Linda's books on Amazon by visiting https://www.amazon.com/Linda-King/e/B084VCK55J/
On this episode I am having a conversation with business advisor and author, Tom Perrone.
Tom was in the financial planning business for over 50 years and recently was inspired by one of my shooks to write his own short, helpful book. Tom recently published Unlocking Your Business DNA: Cracking the Code to a Better Business, Bigger Profits and More Time on the Beach! to help business owners create more value, increase profitability and ultimate to have more leisure time.
To learn more about Tom, visit https://yourbusinessworth.com.
On this episode I am having a conversation with PR expert and author, Mickie Kennedy.
Mickie is the founder of eReleases, a 22-year old company that helps small businesses, startups, and authors get website traffic and better quality customers through coverage in the media. eReleases writes and distributes press releases to journalists, trade publications, and key industry influencers, increasing your visibility and credibility, while bringing you more revenue from your dream clients.
Learn more about Mickie by visiting https://www.ereleases.com.
On this episode I am having a conversation with author, Aurora Winter.
Aurora is a serial entrepreneur, TV-writer and producer and author who
uses her film-making expertise and neuroscience to help people communicate and get results, whether it’s raising 7 figures for a startup, negotiating for a raise, or enrolling a new client. If you have ever wanted to write a book, become an in-demand speaker, or communicate more effectively, you will definitely want to stay tuned.
Learn more about Aurora by visiting AuroraWinter.com.
On this episode I am having a conversation with my longtime friend and business consultant, Phil Brakefield. Phil is an author, promotional products expert, musician, ex-professional athlete and loves helping small business owners get and retain customers.
Phil has an interesting background, including playing professional soccer to appearing in a movie to traveling on tour with Jimi Hendrix, Three Dog Night, John Denver, The Moody Blues, Led Zeppelin and dozens of others.
However, today Phil is on a new mission. The most sacred and important one he has ever undertaken.
Get Phil's book by visiting https://ThePhillyKidBook.com
On this episode I am having a conversation with book coach and author, Dan Janal.
Dan works with top business leaders who want to elevate their reputations and set themselves apart from their competition. As a book coach, developmental editor and ghostwriter, he shapes stories and strategies that can transform a career or business.
Dan is also the founder of PR LEADS, one of the most cost-effective publicity leads services in the world.
Get a copy of Dan's book by visiting WriteYourBookInAFlash.com.
On this episode I am having a conversation with world-famous copywriter and author, Bob Bly.
In my opinion, Bob Bly is one of the living legends in direct response marketing.
Bob is a copywriter and consultant with 30 years of experience in business-to-business, high-tech, online, and direct marketing.
Bob has authored over 100 books (many which I own) and countless articles for a variety of publications.
To learn more about Bob, visit Bly.com.
On this episode I am having a conversation with crowdfunding consultant & author, Vilius Stanislovaitis.
Vilius has a passion for helping people with an entrepreneurial mindset turn their ideas into tangible action by funding their vision with a crowdfunding campaign. This is exactly what he did for his second book, Your First Kickstarter Campaign.
Vilius recently published his third book, Publish Your Knowledge, which is dedicated to aspiring writers who wish to write and self-publish a book that actually sells.
Learn more about Vilius by visiting KickStarterBook.com.
Ep:56—An Interview with Attorneys Allison Russell & Dan O'Brien
On this episode I am having a conversation with two attorneys and authors, Allison Russell and Dan O'Brien.
Dan and Allison are lawyers in Philadelphia and one of their areas of specialization is helping consumers who have been injured by household products.
Recently, I had the opportunity to work with Dan and Allison to publish their first short, helpful book, I Thought This Thing Was Safe!, which helps consumers who were injured by a faulty household product.
You can learn more about Allison and Dan by visting
http://ThePANJInjuryLawyers.com.
On this episode I am having a conversation with my first-ever Whistleblower author, Chris Riedel.
Chris has spent 40 years in the health care industry as an executive and entrepreneur, and for the past decade, he has concentrated his efforts on fraud fighting against medical labs that are defrauding American taxpayers and the medical industry — the subject of his book, Blood Money.
Blood Money details the perilous story of how Chris Riedel has fought medical lab fraud on behalf of taxpayers -- and won judgements returning more than $550 million to state and federal treasuries. It is a white-collar crime thriller, in every way.
Plus, it pertains to all of us who get medical tests. BLOOD MONEY is the true legal thriller of a terrifying David vs. Goliath fight against massive healthcare fraud by a brave Whistleblower. It includes attempted murder, extortion, money-laundering, fraudsters hiding money in the Cayman Islands, gold buried in a storage container in a CEO’s backyard, an Assistant Attorney General sabotaging her state’s case, and a corrupt Governor torpedoing litigation by his own Attorney General.
From Silicon Valley to the Sunshine State, in a showdown that reads like a Hollywood movie, Chris Riedel survives to share it all. His actions have resulted in more than $550 million in settlements and a court verdict... and counting.
Learn more about Chris by visiting ChrisRiedelAuthor.com.
Get his book on Amazon here.
On this episode I am having a conversation with funeral director & author, Scott Mueller.
Scott is the second-generation owner of Mueller Memorial with two locations in Minnesota and he has been a licensed funeral director since 1980.
He is the author of the book, What to Know Before You Go: An Insider's Answers to the Most Commonly Asked Questions About Death, Grief and Funerals.
Learn more about Scott by visiting:
http://WhatToKnowBook.com
https://MuellerMemorial.com
On this episode I am having a conversation with leadership developer and results coach and author, Brian Lovegrove.
Brian is an Amazon Best Selling Author and has created the 5 Keys of Success to guide people to develop the skills and strategies to truly become successful in every aspect of life. He helps his clients design and implement those strategies to live a successful AND fulfilling life.
Brian is also the author of Unleash Your Fear which we discuss on this episode.
You can get a copy of Brian's book at UnleashYourFear.com.
And learn more about his Bridging the Chasm event at Bridge2021.com.
On this episode I am having a conversation with podcasting expert and author, Tom Schwab.
Tom is the CEO and Founder of Interview Valet and the author of the book, Podcast Guest Profits, which is one of the first books I bought a year ago when starting this podcast.
As a Navy veteran who ran nuclear power plants, and an inbound marketing engineer, Tom Schwab has a refreshingly unique approach. He focuses on time-proven strategy, then supercharges it with today’s technology and podcast interview marketing. An author, speaker, and teacher, Tom helps you get more traffic, leads, and raving customer fans by being interviewed on targeted podcasts.
Learn more about Tom and get a free copy of his book, Podcast Guest Profits, by visiting
InterviewValet.com/msa.
On this episode I am having a conversation with serial entrepreneur & author, Michael McLean.
I met Michael over 10 years ago when we were both in Bill Glazer’s mastermind group and at that time, he was running a successful insurance agency in Perth Canada.
Michael has since sold that business and today he runs several businesses, including a local barber shop and a coaching group.
On this episode I am changing things up a bit and I am going to be the guest on my own podcast.
Recently, my latest book, The Magic of Free Books, was released and I thought listeners would find it helpful to hear who I wrote this book for and why I wrote it.
The Magic of Free Books is unlike any other book marketing book because it focuses on how to make money with a FREE BOOK.
My friend, author and book funnel expert, Gary White is my special guest host on this episode and we share a ton of smart ideas and wisdom throughout the episode, including a really smart strategy that starts around 22:00.
Get a free printed copy of The Magic of Free Books (and some special bonus gifts) for free by visiting https://MarketingWithFreeBooks.com.
On this episode I am having a conversation with real estate investor & author, Dr. Adam Gower.
Adam is the author of three books and helps real estate sponsors build their investor lists and raise more equity without having to spend all their time networking. He has more than 30 years and $1.5 billion of transactional experience in commercial real estate finance and investment.
His latest book is Syndicate, which you can get for free here.
Learn more about Adam by visiting GowerCrowd.com.
Also check out my interview on Adam's The Real Estate Crowdfunding Show podcast here.
On this episode I am having a conversation with entrepreneur and author, Michelle Pippin.
Michelle is the undisputed authority on creating clients for your small business. Pippin is the proud founder of WomenWhoWOW.com, the most exclusive association of women business owners in the world.
Now boasting members in all 50 states and 8 countries, Women Who WOW has provided a place for seriously driven women entrepreneurs to create wild success on their own terms.
Michelle recently published her latest book, Entrepreneurial Espresso.
Learn more about Michelle by visiting TribeofDrivenWomen.com.
Get her latest book at BizEspressoBook.com.
On this episode I am having a conversation with serial entrepreneur and bestselling author, Tom Matzen.
Tom has started some 87 businesses of his own, seven to seven figures and beyond. More importantly, his personal coaching clients have generated more than one hundred million in sales in dozens of industries.
Today, Tom leads an emerging global enterprise with a mission to empower 10,000 Authority Entrepreneurs to build global movements and 7 & 8 figures businesses by December 2024.
Learn more about Tom by visiting Tom Matzen.com.
To apply for Tom's program on how to create your own high-ticket program, click here.
On this episode I interview publisher & author, Susie Schaefer.
Susie is the founder of Finish the Book Publishing, a book publisher that helps authors put out high-end quality books and market them successfully. She has a unique focus on "cause based" publishing, which she describes during our conversation.
She is also a co-author in the recently published book, The Pivot Project: Stories to Inspire the Shift in Your Life.
Learn more about Susie by visiting FinishTheBookPublishing.com.
On this episode I interview business strategist and author, Patrick Dougher.
Patrick helps service-based business owners obtain a steady flow of high paying clients using his proven system of Strength Based Marketing. In the past 15 years he has taught over 10,000 people the tools to help them create more success for themselves.
He is the author of the recently published book, Strength Based Marketing.
Learn more about Pat by visiting Doer10kBusinessStrategies.com.
On this episode I am having a conversation with storytelling expert, and author John Livesay.
John is known as the Pitch Whisperer and he helps salespeople become magnetic storytellers with the ability to make irresistible offers to their ideal clients.
He is the author of the bestselling book, Better Selling Through Storytelling, which I learned about last year and immediately bought it and read it.
Learn more about John by visiting JohnLivesay.com.
Check out his Better Selling Through Storytelling Course here.
On this episode I interview book marketing expert and the author of 35 books, John Kremer.
John has written what I consider the bible of book marketing, 1001 Ways to Market Your Books. Coming in at over 700 pages, John's book is comprehensive resource for all things book marketing.
Over the past 34 years, John has helped thousands of authors, both major celebrities and those just starting out, to sell more books!
Learn more about John by visiting BookMarketingBestsellers.com.
On this episode I interview online entrepreneur and author, Greg Jameson.
Greg Jameson has been at the forefront of digital commerce since the start and brings 30+ years of web development and e-commerce mastery. Greg has a history of bringing the technical, leadership, and communication skills to large organizations like Chase Paymentech, Ball Aerospace and Los Alamos Labs. As the President of WebStores Ltd., he is now focusing this expertise on businesses that need a profitable web presence.
Greg is also the first person I know who wrote a 100-page book after reading my latest shook, The 100-Page Book—congrats Greg!
Learn more about Greg by visiting WebStoresLTD.com.
On this episode I interview Certified Tax Planner & Author, Diane Gardner.
Diane prepares returns and helps taxpayers nationwide maximize profits and tax savings and has written 14 books. She is a Mastery Level Certified Profit First Professional and has elite certification as a Certified Tax Planner. She has also created the nationwide Get Off the Wheel Practice Management Solutions for Accountants program where she coaches other accountants to utilize systems and procedures as a way to become more successful and increase profits while decreasing stress.
Learn more about Diane by visiting TaxCoach4You.com/author.
On this episode I interview business owner and author, Pete Primeau.
Pete is a 38 year veteran in the furniture and mattress industry. His first 9 years were in retail as a salesperson and store manager. For the past 29 years he has been a rep, a sales manager and a VP of Sales twice. He is currently the President of his own repping company Primeau Furniture Sales. Pete is the author of the book, Sell a Million.
You can learn more about Pete by visiting www.PetePrimeau.com.
On this episode I am having a conversation with Main Street Business owner, business experience strategist and author, Vance Morris.
Vance spent 10 years working for the mouse at Walt Disney World. After leaving Disney, he utilized his skills to rescue or improve many of America’s companies and government agencies. His clients included Legal Seafoods, Tyson, NASA, Rain Forest Café, and many more.
You can learn more about Vance by visiting, www.DeliverServiceNow.com.
On this episode I interview digital marketing and sales expert and author, Neal Schaffer.
Neal is a leading authority on helping innovative businesses through their digital transformation of sales and marketing through consulting, training, and development and execution of social media marketing strategy, influencer marketing, and social selling initiatives. He is the author of four books including his newest one, The Age of Influence.
Learn more about Neal by visiting NealSchaffer.com.
On this episode I interview vision strategist and author, Terry Earthwind Nichols.
Terry helps business owners and company executives create a vision of success for their companies that they can execute and actually achieve.
A retired U.S. Navy Profiler, Terry recently published his book, Profiling For Profit What crossed arms don't tell you: Mastering the Art of Observation
You can learn more about Terry by visiting www.evolutionaryhealer.com.
On this episode I interview business coach and author, Larry Weinstein.
Larry is a CPA in Texas and is known as the Tax Terminator® and the CPA for Lawyers®. Larry has worked with hundreds of individuals, business and professional practice owners through the years, helping them to LEGALLY lower their taxes while staying compliant with the IRS rules and regulations. He is also the author of 15 books.
Learn more about Larry at www.TaxTerminatorHQ.com.
On this episode I am having a conversation with Money Literacy Coach & Author, Janine Bolon
Janine is a Financial First-Responder and has spent the last 25 years working with thousands of families, small business owners and corporations to improve their financial circumstances. She is the author of eight books on this topic.
Learn more about Janine by visiting The8Gates.com.
On this episode I interview Amazon book publishing expert and author, Dave Chesson.
Dave served in the U.S. Navy for 11 years and today is a world-renowned expert on helping people create successful self-published books. He is the founder of Kindlepreneur.com and Publisher Rocket and the author of eight books.
Using what I learned from Dave, my brand new book, The 100-Page Book became an Amazon #1 Best Seller in both print and Kindle in a number of business categories.
Learn more about Dave by visiting Kindlepreneur.com.
On this episode I interview business mentor and author, Eran Stern.
Eran is an author, highly-sought-after speaker, and renowned expert for creating meaningful change and transformation in people’s lives. He has extensive experience in coaching people to achieve ground breaking results. He is the author of the book Fulfilling: Personal and Financial Realization in a World Full of Possibilities.
On this episode I interview Amazon book advertising expert and author, Michal Stawicki.
Besides being a prolific self-help author, Michal helps Amazon book authors make their Amazon book pages more effective and he also helps authors sell more books with effective Amazon book advertising strategies.
Learn more about Michal by visiting his Amazon Author Page here or visit his website www.ResurrectingBooks.com.
On this episode I am switching things up in light of the release of my brand new book, The 100-Page Book, and I am the author being interviewed.
I wrote The 100-Page Book for local business owners and the business owners who serve these Main Street business owners to show them how to author a customer attraction book to differentiate their business.
The 100-Page Book is all about saving time, generating profitable results and creating a business asset that will differentiate your business and position you as an authority.
Get your copy of The 100-Page Book by visiting 100PageBook.com.
On this episode I interview Air Force fighter pilot, real estate investor and author, Dominic "Slice" Teich.
Dom's military training, problem solving mindset, and real estate background are applied to help passive apartment investors increase profit, decrease their tax burden, provide equity, generate cash-flow, and provide life-long wealth accumulation.
Dom is the author of the just released book, Single Seat Investor.
To learn more about Dom, visit https://viperventuresllc.com.
On this episode I interview pyschologist and author, Dr. Nancy Zare.
Nancy helps small business owners get fully booked by teaching them how to attract their perfect clients, sell with confidence and get hired. She is the author of several books including the international best seller, Words That Sell with Style.
Learn more about Nancy by visiting www.RapportBuilderz.com.
On this episode I interview my client, entrepreneur and author, Nigel Moore.
Nigel is the founder of The Tech Tribe, which is fast becoming the world’s leading community for Managed Service Providers (or MSP’s) from around the world to learn and help each other better run and grow their businesses. Nigel lives on the beach 90 minutes north of Sydney Australia and worked with me last year to publish his first shook, Package, Price Profit.
Learn more about Nigel by visiting TheTechTribe.com.
On this episode I interview business coach and author, Keith Lee.
Keith was the president of American Retail Supply (one of five companies he has led over the past three decades) and in 2015 he sold the business for millions more than similar businesses in the same industry. Today, Keith is enjoying life at its fullest while still helping other business owners implement similar systems and strategies that made him so successful.
He is the author of several short books, including the Happy Customer Handbook and How to Control Your Business and Your Life.
Learn more about Keith by visiting KeithLee.com.
On this episode I interview performance expert and author, Meredith Bell.
Meredith has been an entrepreneur since 1982, and she’s an expert in helping companies develop the people side of their business. Meredith is co-founder and President of Performance Support Systems, a global software company based in Virginia. She is the author of the new book, Strong for Performance.
Learn more about Meredith by visiting www.GrowStrongLeaders.com.
On this episode I interview promotional marketing expert & Author, Avery Manko.
His company, The Manko Company, is a promotional products distributorship. They’ve helped thousands of businesses throughout the United States build their brand, get more leads and referrals, retain customers and increase sales.
Avery is the author of Uncomplicated Marketing: A No Nonsense Guide to Growing Your Business Using Promotional Products, which shows readers why promotional products are an effective marketing medium, how to choose items that work best for their business and how to use them effectively to get the best results.
You can learn more about Avery by visiting https://www.mankocompany.com.
On this episode I interview cosmetic surgeon and author, Dr. Allen Lycka.
Dr. Lycka is acknowledged as one of the leading cosmetic dermatologists in the world. Having practiced for 3 decades, he has done thousands of surgical treatments and as of this date, he’s written 17 books, including his most recent book, The Secrets to Living a Fantastic Life.
Learn more about Dr. Lycka by visiting LivingaFantasticLife.com.
On this episode I interview business coach and author, James Butler.
James has helped some of the most respected and largest retailers and businesses across the country to grow their sales and shatter their previous sales records.
He is a celebrated systems and marketing authority who speaks and trains business owners how to create rapid and sustained growth in their business.
He is the author of 18 books, including the best-selling book The System is the Secret and his latest book, Clear and Present Game Changers.
On this episode I interview marketing strategist and author, Doberman Dan.
Dan is a former police officer who is now one of the world’s best known direct marketing experts. He is a 30-year serial entrepreneur, direct response copywriter and three-time best-selling author, and he has launched several different publishing businesses and four different nutritional supplement businesses.
Learn more about Dan by visiting DobermanDan.com.
On this episode I interview sales coach and author, Steve Clark.
Today, as North America’s #1 Sales Coach and CEO of New School Selling, Steve heads an international business development and marketing firm that consults and coaches thousands of sales executives and business owners annually in Australia, Canada and the US.
He is also the author of Profitable Persuasion–Proven Strategies for Sales and Management Success.
Learn more about Steve by visiting NewSchoolSelling.com.
On this episode I interview direct mail expert and author, Craig Simpson.
Craig is the owner of Simpson Direct, Inc. based out of Grants Pass, Oregon. His direct marketing company manages almost 300 different direct mail promotions each year. Craig’s knowledge of direct marketing techniques has helped him become the nation's leading expert in direct mail marketing.
He is the author of The Direct Mail Solution and The Advertising Solution published by Entrepreneur.
You can learn more about Craig at www.Simpson-Direct.com.
Jerry has started companies involved in real estate development, dental
offices, equipment leasing, franchising, licensing, publishing, marketing,
advertising, and sales companies, even private schools and seminar
companies. He has served on the boards of a non-profit and a finance
company.
He spends the vast majority of his time today working with his Private
Clients and Members of Jerry Jones Direct, by providing real world, proven
advice to increase dental practice revenues and profits – all based on his own
dental office in Salem, Oregon.
As an author of several books, including Practice Building Success
Strategies, Vols I-III, 24 Mistakes Doctors Make, The Business Anarchist’s
Guide to Peak Productivity & Time Management, and The Definitive Guide
to Dental Practice Success. Jerry has also co-authored two books with his
mentor and good friend, the legendary Dan Kennedy, and currently has a
brand-new book in the works revealing secrets from 2 decades filling dental
practices with patients.
You can learn more about Jerry by visiting: https://jerryjonesdirect.com.
On this episode I interview former practicing dentist turned real estate investor and author, Dr. David Phelps.
David is a nationally recognized expert on building real businesses and investing in real estate. He authors the Path to Freedom newsletter and is the host of The Dentist Freedom Blueprint podcast.
Learn more about David by visiting FreedomFounders.com.
On this episode I interview mindset and performance coach and author, Lee Milteer.
Lee Milteer is an internationally known and celebrated entrepreneur, best selling author, award winning speaker, business coach. Lee provides business and success advice and resources to nearly 250,000 people around the world. She has also authored
11 books and shares a treasure chest of wisdom in this episode.
Learn more about Lee by visiting Milteer.com.
Listeners can also get gift from Lee by visiting FiveTypesofEnergy.com.
On this episode I interview fitness coach and author, John Bair.
John is a Life Coach, Strength Coach, Nutrition Coach and founder/owner of Bair Knuckle Strength in Fort Washington, PA. He is the author of the book, RISE, which we will be discussing on this episode.
Learn more about John and get a free copy of Rise by visiting BairKnuckleStrength.com/rise.
On this episode I interview pro copywriter and author, Jack Turk..
I first met Jack when he was the head copywriter for GKIC. He has an interesting and diverse background including being a game writer for some of the world’s most well-known computer games and has written copy that has generated millions of dollars in sales for corporations like Microsoft and Kodak, as well as small businesses including dentists, attorneys, physicians and even magicians.
You can learn more about Jack by visiting WriteKillerCopyFast.com.
On this episode I interview small business marketing expert and author, Stacey Riska.
Stacey is an internationally renowned small business marketing expert and serial entrepreneur. She eats, sleeps, and breathes small business and understands exactly what it takes for the small business owner in any niche or industry to not only survive but to thrive and build the business they dream of.
You can learn more about Stacey by visiting SmallBizMarketingSpecialist.com.
On this episode I interview world-renowned direct marketing expert and author, Brian Kurtz.
Brian is a true master of direct response marketing. With a career spanning nearly four decades, he has sent two billion pieces of direct mail and mastered the marketing of newsletters and books via direct response television (infomercials) and using e-mail and the Internet in huge numbers. At the height of his infomercial success, he was responsible for buying media in excess of $80 million and he sold over three million books via direct response television over a three year period while at the Boardroom.
After leaving Boardroom, his mission (as the Founder of “Titans Marketing”), is to be the bridge between the eternal truths of direct response marketing and all that is considered state-of-the-art direct response marketing today.
Brian has authored to books and you can learn more by visiting BrianKurtz.net.
On this episode I interview vascular surgeon and author, Dr. Eric Dohner.
Dr Dohner is the owner of New York Skin and Vein Center in upstate New York with 5 locations. New York Skin and Vein is the leading office in upstate NY for medical and cosmetic dermatology and varicose vein treatments. Dr. Dohner has written 4 books and is currently working on his fifth and sixth book.
You can learn more about Dr. Dohner by visiting nysvc.com.
On this episode I interview video marketing expert and author, Ron Sheetz.
Ron has made himself an absolute authority in relationship marketing for dentists across the country. His unique, innovative and proprietary marketing strategies are revolutionizing how dentists are now able to position and differentiate themselves from other dentists, group practices and the mega-corporate practices popping up in every town across the land.
On this episode I interview book publisher and author, Susan Friedmann.
Susan Friedmann is a well-respected niche marketer who's has written 14 books including her bestsellers, “Meeting & Event Planning for Dummies,” and “Riches in Niches: How to Make it BIG in a small Market.” She is also the founder of Aviva Publishing and helps people become recognized experts by authoring a book.
You can learn more about Susan by visiting AvivaPubs.com.
On this episode I interview disability attorney, Brian Mittman.
Brian is Managing Partner at Markhoff & Mittman, P.C. and serves clients with Workers Comp, Social Security & Personal Injury cases. He is a prolific Main Street Author and has leveraged several books to differentiate himself and his firm.
You can learn more about Brian by visiting TheDisabilityGuys.com.
Ep:8—An Interview with Business Coach & Author, Jim Palmer
On this episode I interview business coach and author, Jim Palmer.
Jim teaches entrepreneurs and small business owners how to create their Dream Business so they too can live their Dream Lifestyle. He has written and published seven books about marketing and business-building strategies and has started and grown multiple six-figure businesses.
You can learn more about Jim by visiting GetJimPalmer.com.
On this episode I am having a conversation with digital media agency CEO and author, Thomas Roman. Tom is the founder and CEO of Roman Media, a digital marketing agency.
On this episode, you will hear Tom share all the reasons he finally completed his first book, The Vision, and how my shook, Main Street Author, gave him the final push to get it done. You will also hear how Tom plans to use his book as a starting point for all new client projects.
You can learn more about Tom at RomanMedia.com.
You can buy Tom's book here.
On this episode I interview child care marketing expert and author, Kris Murray.
Kris has changed the lives and businesses of hundreds of early childhood leaders and owners. As a child care expert she has over over 23 years of experience in helping small businesses grow and become more profitable by implementing unique marketing strategies that work.
You can learn more about Kris by visiting https://ChildCareSuccess.com.
On this episode I interview an extraordinary professional copywriter and author, Evaldo Albuquerque. Evaldo recently published a "must-have" short book with the intriguing title of The 16 Word Sales Letter which you can get on Amazon here.
You can get Evaldo's marketing secrets at DailyInsiderSecrets.com.
On this episode I am having a conversation with elder law attorney and coach to other lawyers, Julie Steinbacher. Julie has authored several books to promote herself and her law firm, and on this episode she shares some of her best insights on why being a book author is so important to her clients and her law firm.
You can learn more about Julie at https://www.paeldercounsel.com/
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On this episode I interview mattress retailer and author, Jeff Giagnocavo. Jeff has been using short, helpful books to help consumers make smart buying decisions when mattress shopping for the past eight years, and on this episode he shares some of his best insights on this information-first strategy.
You can learn more about Jeff at www.GardnersMattressandMore.com.
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On this episode I interview attorney and author, Ben Glass. Ben is one of the most respected and well-known attorneys in Northern Virginia and has authored several books to help potential clients and promote his law practice and in this episode he discusses the power of being a published author on Main Street. Ben is also the founder of Great Legal Marketing, which helps other lawyers build the practice of their dreams.
You can learn more about Ben at www.BenGlassLaw.com and www.GreatLegalMarketing.com.
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On this episode I interview dental coach and author, Dr. Ginger Bratzel. Ginger works with dentists in private practice who are really good at what they do; however, who struggle with bringing the right patients into their offices. She is the author of Secrets to Creating a Prosperous Dental Practice.
You can learn more about Ginger at www.GingerBratzel.com.
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On this abbreviated, introductory episode Mike Capuzzi shares why he decided to start the Main Street Author Podcast, who it's for and what listeners can expect to learn on future episodes.