Welcome to the Wish I'd Known Then podcast. Join authors Jami Albright and Sara Rosett as they interview self-published authors about how they found success as well as lessons they've learned. Because being an indie author is about being innovative and creative and learning from your mistakes.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 222 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | BooksBusinessArtsEntrepreneurship |
Episode 212 / Claire Taylor, humor and mystery author and Enneagram expert, shares how authors can use the Enneagram to create a resilient approach to the often chaotic writer lifestyle. We also discuss Claire’s successful track record on Kickstarter... more
Episode 211 / How do you live your best life through your writing career? We talk with Joe Solari about how to achieve author goals and how various business models, including direct sales and subscriptions, play into reaching those goals. We also dis... more
Episode 210 / M.K. Williams writes suspenseful literary fiction and helps aspiring authors. M.K. shares how she writes and markets books across different genres, using Payhip for direct sales, the drawback of a surprise launch, and why delusion is so... more
Episode 209 / How do you get to the point that your readers “one-click” the buy button for your books? Join us as we chat with small town romance author Melanie Harlow. Melanie shares what she learned about giving readers what they want—and what that... more
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If you want to listen to two women talking about the TV shows they watch and what their week was like, then this is the podcast for you. If you’re interested in writing and publishing information then don’t listen to this podcast,
The interviews are great - seriously wonderful and inspiring. But the opening chitchat with the hosts can be distracting. The weekly personal updates is a new fad with a lot of podcasts that is quickly becoming off-putting. While those discussions allow listeners get to know the hosts, it often detracts from the promise of the premise. I find the personal talk more beneficial at the end of the podcast. That way those who want connection can stick around and listen to the the hosts, while those w... more
My wife and I have listened to this podcast as we drove hundreds of miles a day while traveling. Now I equate it with great memories while we traveled, and great interviews Sarah and Jami have conducted. more
I have learned so much from these two wonderful ladies and authors, both in my writing journey and in my personal life. I recently lost my mom to cancer and Jamie’s thoughts and raw honesty about how she was coping helped me so much. I LOVE this podcast
Inspiration for authors, delivered in accents like syrup. I’d tune in just to listen to Jamie and Sarah speak. The mix of personal and professional cuts to the heart of the challenges facing contemporary authors. Jamie’s personal struggles with grief and how she’s continued to make a living through a writing lull are illuminating.
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Apple Podcasts | #113 | South Africa/Arts/Books |
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