Writing A Book with Jessi Beyer: Episode 188
Writing A Book with Jessi Beyer
I’ve been talking about writing a book for foreeeeeeever and quite honestly not making that much progress on it.
I’ve tried different strategies that I’ve heard from other authors, and they just leave me sitting… staring at a blank screen until my eyes cross and then I give up writing anything at all.
Instead of staying stuck, I decided to look for other ways to get this book out of my head and heart and into an actual book.
So when Jessi Beyer reached out and introduced herself, I almost immediately signed up for her program The Aspiring Author Incubator.
In this episode, Jessi’s going to share with you how to overcome the biggest obstacles that hold people back from actually getting their book out there in the world.
In this episode of the podcast, we talk about:
- Why Jessi, a mental healthcare provider, wrote and self-published her own book
- Why Jessi focuses on supporting service providers who are aspiring authors
- Why most of the things that we’re told about writing a book don’t work for entrepreneurs and care providers
- How to use the 3x3x3 structure to make writing a book way simpler
- What to know about yourself so that you can make writing your book easier
- Why “write for an hour a day” may not work for you (and hasn’t worked for me) and what to do instead
- What to expect when it comes to publishing, and why Jessi really loves the self-publishing option
- How much to budget for publishing your book (and this part will most definitely surprise you)
- How to leverage your network to hit the best-seller list
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Meet our Guest: Jessi Beyer
Jessi Beyer is a speaker, mental health advocate, and the #1 best-selling author of How To Heal: A Practical Guide To Nine Natural Therapies You Can Use To Release Your Trauma.
She is on a mission to help those around her feel valid, heard, and appreciated in their mental health struggles.
Jessi has been featured in dozens of medial outlets, including Best Company, Thrive Global, and Elite Daily, and has spoken to thousands of people across the country through groups like Leadercast NOW, Missouri State University, and the WomenTech Global Conference.
Outside of her professional life, she is a K9 search and rescue handler and a proud pet mom.
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