Tag: writing
Episode 390 – Writing = Business
“Business books are unique because they are in that sweet spot between business activity and creative endeavour, that’s why I love them so much, that’s why I do this podcast, that’s why you’re here. It’s a beautiful thing.” Too often, people see writing a business book as something comletely different…
Episode 389 – Social media strategies with Luan Wise
Episode 388 – Writing powerfully with John Simmons
Episode 386 – How to Write a Self-Help Book with Ginny Carter
Ginny Carter, experienced ghostwriter and award-winning author in her own right, discovered when judging the self-help category for the Business Book Awards that authors were consistently making the same mistakes. The answer was obvious: write a great self-help book explaining how to write a great self-help book! In this super-practical…
Episode 385 – Disruption in Action with Adrian Hornsby
‘The problem that you have here, it’s not a writing problem. It’s a thinking problem.’ When Adrian Hornsby faced the challenge of how to convey complex business information in a way that resonated with readers, he drew on his background in writing fiction for theatre to bring dense business concepts…
Episode 384 – Motivation with Catherine Stothart
Episode 383 – Find your 9others with Katie Lewis & Matthew Stafford
“Oh, this is why people write books. This is actually quite addictive, this feeling that you’ve produced something and it is having an impact.” Katie Lewis and Matthew Stafford are the co-founders of 9others, a unique community that brings together founders and entrepreneurs to find answers to the questions that…
Episode 382 – Book marketing with Karen Williams
Episode 381 – The Modern Maverick with Ed Haddon
‘We need, at the moment, mavericks. We need people of independent thought, courageous, wanting to do things differently, but we need to do that in service of others.’ Mavericks write their own rules. Modern mavericks write their own rules of success. Ed Haddon, author of The Modern Maverick, helps people…
Episode 390 – Writing = Business

“Business books are unique because they are in that sweet spot between business activity and creative endeavour, that’s why I love them so much, that’s why I do this podcast, that’s why you’re here. It’s a beautiful thing.” Too often, people see writing a business book as something comletely different…
Episode 389 – Social media strategies with Luan Wise
Episode 388 – Writing powerfully with John Simmons
Episode 386 – How to Write a Self-Help Book with Ginny Carter

Ginny Carter, experienced ghostwriter and award-winning author in her own right, discovered when judging the self-help category for the Business Book Awards that authors were consistently making the same mistakes. The answer was obvious: write a great self-help book explaining how to write a great self-help book! In this super-practical…
Episode 385 – Disruption in Action with Adrian Hornsby

‘The problem that you have here, it’s not a writing problem. It’s a thinking problem.’ When Adrian Hornsby faced the challenge of how to convey complex business information in a way that resonated with readers, he drew on his background in writing fiction for theatre to bring dense business concepts…
Episode 384 – Motivation with Catherine Stothart
Episode 383 – Find your 9others with Katie Lewis & Matthew Stafford

“Oh, this is why people write books. This is actually quite addictive, this feeling that you’ve produced something and it is having an impact.” Katie Lewis and Matthew Stafford are the co-founders of 9others, a unique community that brings together founders and entrepreneurs to find answers to the questions that…
Episode 382 – Book marketing with Karen Williams
Episode 381 – The Modern Maverick with Ed Haddon

‘We need, at the moment, mavericks. We need people of independent thought, courageous, wanting to do things differently, but we need to do that in service of others.’ Mavericks write their own rules. Modern mavericks write their own rules of success. Ed Haddon, author of The Modern Maverick, helps people…