
Writers should get paid for doing what they love. Let's talk about how to make that happen. thedavidmcilroy.substack.com
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 45 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | EducationHow ToBusinessEntrepreneurship | |||

Season 3, episode 6 is here!
In this conversation, Veronica Llorca-Smith and I caught up one year after our very first podcast together to talk about what’s changed, what’s grown, and what’s next.
This episode is packed with insight for anyone who ... more
Season 3, episode 5 is here!
In this conversation, Peter William Murphy shares his winding path from growing up in Kerry to teaching abroad, then diving headfirst into writing without a safety net.
We talk about his love for Substack, why humor and... more
Season 3, episode 4 is here!
In this episode, I sat down with my friends in the Write • Build • Scale team - Jari, Sinem, and Philip - for a big-picture chat about the future of the creator economy.
We explored how technology is changing the game, ... more
Season 3, episode 3 is here!
In this conversation, Anfernee shares his journey from corporate work into solopreneurship, why he started The Solopreneur Code, and how he helps one-person businesses find more freedom without getting stuck in constant ... more
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I discovered David is on Substack and started listening to his podcast. He offers tons of practical ideas and inspiration for writers.
I follow David on Substack and am very excited to see he’s started a podcast so I can listen while I take my morning bike ride.
David provides actionable information on how to “write for a living” particularly on Substack where I have just started my new fiction series.
I enjoy hearing what David has to say and will learn from him each week, here in his podcast and on Substack.
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