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Guest interviews
Video podcast
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113 episodes
since Aug. 22, 2024
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Kris Ward is the founder of Win the Hour Win the Day, where she helps overworked founders who have hired before, and taken the work right back, finally fix the setup underneath their business. She rebuilds how the work moves and then trains the person who steps into it, so the business can finally …

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An email lands in your inbox. Someone loves your book. They want to share it with thousands of readers. And for a moment... you feel seen. In this solo episode, Gillian shares how she almost fell for an author scam. Twice. One email was full of gushing, personal praise about her book. The other was…
Have you been getting messages in your LinkedIn inbox from someone you've never met, offering a brand-new AI tool that promises to save you time and grow your network? They're coming fast and furious. And a lot of authors are wondering… what's the harm? In this episode, I sit down wi…
Some conversations start over coffee and just keep going. That is exactly what happened when I sat down, virtually, with Jen Laffin, an accountability coach for women business owners. We started comparing notes on what we were each seeing in our businesses, and a week later we turned that conversat…
You have the idea. You have the expertise. You might even have a landing page with a waiting list. But the book? Still not written. In this solo episode, Gillian Whitney gets honest about the real reasons smart, accomplished people stall out on writing their book. Spoiler: it is almost never about …
You wrote the book. But if you're not showing up on camera talking about it, does anyone actually know it exists?In this episode of the Easy Peasy Books Podcast, I'm sharing a conversation I originally recorded live on Substack with my friend Annette Richmond, a video coach who helps cons…
You've written the book and now it's time to upload your manuscript to KDP (Kindle Direct Publishing). You need to decide, right then and there, if you should exclusively go all in with Amazon only... or keep your options open, knowing it's not a decision you can just walk back tomor…
You published your book. Now what? A lot of authors hit publish and just hope for the best, but that's not what today's guest did. She went after trade reviews, she applied for awards, and she found a way to get her self-published book into actual libraries. If you've ever wondered w…
I still remember the exact moment my husband Devon, who handled all my typesetting and layout, looked at me and said, "But it's your book." I had just yelled out, in complete frustration, "Can't you just decide?" after being hit with question after question about fonts…
You wrote the book. You published the book. And then you sat back and waited for the clients to roll in. But here's the thing nobody tells you. Getting your book onto Amazon isn't the finish line. It's the starting line. There's a gap between somebody reading your book and someb…
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