Writing a book isn't a quick or (usually) easy endeavor.It takes planning, foresight, and a commitment of time.That's why listeners are invited to consider the 3 P's of Book Writing.This short podcast is all about where you are in the process--

Pete Alexander on How to LIGHTEN Your Day

Nov 7th, 2019 1h 6m

Pete Alexander learned the hard way how stress can derail a life. In 2018, after living with Type 2 diabetes for ten years, he landed in the ER with a blood sugar level so high it couldn't be measured. He was an hour away from a diabetic coma.

Timothy Starnes on Suffering and Entertaining

Oct 29th, 2019 37m 42s

You might think you know what this interview covers. You don't. Trust me.Who would think to combine the dasterdly deeds and reigns of death from past centuries with entertaining acumen? Timothy Starnes, that's who. In his book, Agony: Suffering

Marc Guberti on Creating Your Own Breakthrough Success

Oct 23rd, 2019 29m 15s

At age eleven, Marc began his career as a blogger as a form of baseball fan outreach. Marc is a Red Sox fan living in the land of Mets and Yankees fans--New York. From that early start, Marc's progressed to authoring twenty-four books, writing

Julia Gordon Bramer on Shaking Up the Literary World

Oct 15th, 2019 45m 17s

Julia Gordon Bramer didn't mean to shake up the literary "experts," but her research into the writings of Sylvia Plath have made her persona non grata in the hallways of upper learning -- at least as it pertains to the mysterious writer of The

Michael Levitt on Thriving through Adversity

Oct 8th, 2019 53m 29s

In 2009, Michael Levitt began his worst year, ever. He lost his health, job, car, and house. Yet, instead of crumbling under the weight of distress, he persevered. And he reflected on why his life had gotten to this point. His deep dive showed

David Hancock on being an Upstart in the Book Publishing World

Oct 1st, 2019 51m 50s

Since 2003, David Hancock, the founder of Morgan James Publishing, a hybrid book publishing company, has been turning the book-publishing industry on its head. Using his frustration aimed at the traditional publishing houses, David set out to c