Category Archives: Podcast

Writing Historical Fiction That Is NOT Set in WW II

This post contains affiliate links. “Humans are not ideally set up to understand logic; they are ideally set up to understand stories. ~ Roger C. Shank, Cognitive Scientist Bio: Cheryl King is a dyslexia therapist and author of teen historical fiction Sitting on Top of the World, a 2022 Eric Hoffer YA winner, First HorizonContinue reading “Writing Historical Fiction That Is NOT Set in WW II”

Empowering Change Using Story Telling

This post contains affiliate links. Eve is a coach, catalyst & connector, she offers group support for anyone who believes it’s #Never2Late for a mid or late-life do-over! She facilitates her courses online from her home in Ireland, or the U.S. when she goes home for a visit. See the websites below. Or connect withContinue reading “Empowering Change Using Story Telling”

Working for the Customer

This post contains affiliate links. Freeman Linde specializes in working with clients to retire successfully and stay successfully retired. He is the author of 3D Retirement Income: Creating a Retirement Income that Outpaces Inflation, Outlives You, and Outperforms Others, and hosts the RetireMentorship Podcast. His wife Kayla was an Art Teacher and is currently aContinue reading “Working for the Customer”

Fiction is What I Always Wanted to Write

This post contains affiliate Links. Fran Hawthorne, a New Yorker, is a former journalist with 8 non-fiction books and hundreds, if not thousands of articles to her credit. She’s won awards for her nonfiction writing, however, what she wanted ever since she was four years old, was to be a novelist. She has fulfilled thatContinue reading “Fiction is What I Always Wanted to Write”

Serving Others With Purpose

This post contains affiliate links. Rich LaMonica Is a 22-year veteran of the United States Army who was deployed on multiple occasions in support of the Global War on Terrorism.  He retired in 2015 and went through an entire year of self-reflection as he transitioned to civilian life again.  Those 365 days from retiring toContinue reading “Serving Others With Purpose”