It’s a madcap, free-ranging episode where we go from figuring out how to get your important work done (and quit doom-scrolling through your phone) to embracing that same phone for its best use: nourishing conversations with the people you love and then launch into some fantastic tips for interviewing experts (or podcast guests!) that you won’t want to miss.
Links from the pod and the scoop on our guest: Celeste Headlee is an NPR journalist and the author of three books:
Celeste: Studs Terkel’s
Race helped me understand race (as a black jew) like never before
But it’s all good. The pod is free as it always has and always will be. This shownotes email is free, too, so please—forward it to a friend, and if you haven’t already, join our email list and be on top of it every time there’s a new episode.
Have you checked out Author Accelerator’s Book Coach training at
bookcoaches.com/amwriting? Seriously, if every time you hear us talk about book coaching, you think to yourself—hey, I could do that!—you should. They have great programs for fiction, non-fiction and making your side-gig full time—and they offer tuition help for BIPOC coaches as well—more info on that at
bookcoaches.com/equity.
And if you haven’t tried
Dabble yet, YOU MUST. Just go play with the storyline building tools. Trust us.
And—have you checked out the
Bookable Podcast? Audio explorations of the books you might want to read next, with a host who’s a veteran of a much-loved, much-missed NYC live monthly book event.
