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I’m joined by author and advocate, Chelsey De Groot for Part 1 of a Guest Interview in the Landon Hail Press Author Community where we talk about the actual difference between impact and entertainment.
Chelsey opens up about experiencing domestic violence with her daughter’s father, unexpectedly losing her job, and choosing to finally publish her book, realizing that the hardest disruption in her life became a powerful invitation to move forward.
We talk about advocacy, policy change, and how the biggest shifts often happen from the smallest social media accounts because intention will always be more effective than popularity…in real life, that is.
Chelsey’s story is a reminder that moving the needle to create systemic change isn’t about followers and likes - it shows up in challenged policies, difficult conversations, and the courage your honesty gives someone else - in Chelsey’s case: Judges, Crowns, and Police Officers.
Highlights:
(03:52) Why advocacy often requires saying the uncomfortable truth
(05:24) Destruction becoming the green light to take the leap
(07:56) How rejection opened up channels for change
(16:15) The experiences that transformed personal pain into public advocacy
(19:50) How one person’s story can influence training, policy, and real impact
(24:21) The very bold (and very risky) social media decision that had messages flooding in
Additional links:
Visit Chelsey’s website for Support & Leadership Resources
Follow Chelsey on Instagram for her “Dear Officer” series and more!
Resources:
Join SJ’s 2027 Winter Writing Retreat: Earlybird pricing happening Now with 15% off using code WINTER15
- Follow SJ on Instagram
- Download the Free Identity Workbook
- Grab my SLAY YOUR STORY⚔🔥 Storytelling Masterclass here.
- Buy The Less Effect on Amazon
- Follow Landon Hail Press on Instagram
- Download the Free Writing Guide for Aspiring Authors
- Book A Free Consultation with Landon Hail Press
This Podcast is proudly produced by Wavemakers Audio
