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ON Uganda Podcast."Alternate Realities, Alternate Internets" by Neema Iyer, Bonnita Nyamwire and Sandra Nabulega August 2020.In this episode, we are thrilled to be bringing Facebook’s Neema Iyer who sits on a newly launched Global Women’s Safety Advisory Board.
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Neema is the founder of Pollicy here in Uganda and shares more about;
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Why We Travel is filled with personal stories and anecdotes, quotes that inspire, and reasons to motivate-plus images so lush you can't wait to be there. For years Patricia Schultz has been telling us where to travel, and we love listening. Now, in telling us why to travel, she reveals what makes her such a compelling guide and what makes travel such a rich...2023-01-0628 min
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Writing To Get Business89 Reaching People Through Your Books - Doug Lawrence & Pat IyerDoug Lawrence, former member of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, now works as a mentor. He describes the rewards of that work as “seeing somebody grow as a person, first and foremost, growing as a person having that belief in themselves and, sometimes, even being comfortable enough to want to share that experience with somebody else.”He says that he wrote his two books, first, The Gift of Mentoring, and next You Are Not Alone, because people felt that many could benefit from his experiences. With both books, he has included a lot of his personal experience, and...2021-12-2444 min
Writing To Get Business86 Spin Off Business from a Book – MJ Callaway & Pat IyerWe all know people who are habitually negative and who use their life experiences to prove that life is unfair to them. The highly successful business and publishing history of Mj Callaway provides a powerful antidote to these “naysayers.”MJ, motivational speaker, corporate trainer, and author of over 2,000 articles and 11 books, learned resilience as a child whose family moved six times before she entered eighth grade. Although she didn’t name the practice “bouncing up” then, she developed the habit of viewing each new day as an opportunity.This doesn’t mean she had a tragedy-free...2021-12-1834 min
Writing To Get Business87 The Great Resignation and Why That's Happening - Steve Cadigan and Pat IyerThe U. S. job market has never experienced a greater degree of upheaval. Companies and retail businesses are desperate for employees, but workers are far from desperate to return to dead-end positions.Steve Cadigan who has spent 35 years in the human resources field, including a four-year stint at LinkedIn, expresses in his new book, Workquake, a clear and detailed analysis of how the roots of the current turmoil have been growing for a long time. Companies worldwide have failed to innovate. Many have developed employment systems that encouraged longevity but not creative contributions from...2021-12-1049 min
Writing To Get Business86 Selling Your Business – Michelle Seiler Tucker & Pat IyerWhen you’re about to go on a trip, you key your destination into your GPS. Many people who start businesses, though, don’t think about their ultimate destination.Michelle Seiler Tucker, mergers and acquisitions (M&A) specialist, and author of Sell Your Business for More Than It's Worth and Exit Rich explains in this podcast why, even as you fully commit to the growth of your business, you must keep in mind that at some point, you will likely want to sell it. Those who use this destination to guide their business decisions join the 80% of busi...2021-11-3038 min
Writing To Get Business85 Driving Book Sales – Chris Cheetham-West & Pat IyerAlthough the Internet has been around for a while now, those in charge of advertising and marketing continue to face challenges in terms of adapting their approaches to a new medium.Some of these challenges come from the huge difference between, for example, print and digital media. Other challenges have emerged from what can best be described as the fickle nature of online platforms. Chris Cheetham-West, a digital marketing expert and author of Digital Marketing for Results: How to Focus on What Matters, describes some of the pitfalls of digital marketing. He emphasizes t...2021-11-2235 min
Writing To Get Business84 How to Promote a Business with a Book - Trish Jenkins and Pat IyerAll of us, at some points in our lives, feel that life is unfair, and we can find plenty of evidence to back up those feelings. We can feel so victimized that we can’t move beyond them. It takes resilience to climb out of the rubble and begin anew.Pat Iyer’s life demonstrates this kind of resilience. When she was a young married woman who had just gotten her master’s degree in nursing, she and her husband took out a high-interest million-dollar loan so that he could start his own business. The business failed, and Pa...2021-11-1234 min
Writing To Get Business83 Bullet Proof Your Marriage - Regina Bergman and Pat IyerWith this podcast, I step out of my traditional role as objective interviewer and become fully immersed in the author’s passion for emotional healing. I can think of no greater tribute to Regina Bergman, a woman, who has transcended her work description of profit acceleration and exit strategy specialist.Regina’s writing career took her along a very different path. When she heard about a woman whose husband, without warning, said they were getting a divorce, she felt a powerful urge to write a book that could help save marriage, especially those in the...2021-11-0634 min
Writing To Get Business82 Spiritual Writing - Writing from Beyond- Anneli Driessen with Pat IyerWhen you envision a C-level executive coach, you probably don’t imagine one who is also a metaphysical minister, teacher, spiritual healer, and the CEO of a metaphysical academy. This, however, is Anneli Driessen’s job description.Her fascination with metaphysics began when she was the only child in a religion class who engaged in discussion with the teacher. Later in life, she was skeptical of those who called themselves spiritual mediums and warned people against getting involved with them.Ironically, she then met a woman who, far from being an exalted spiritual leader, was a co...2021-11-0638 min
Writing To Get Business81 Hybrid Publishing – Tips from a Publisher – Linda Stirling Are you an author bewildered by the array of publishing opportunities? Should you submit to a big or medium-sized publisher? Self-publish? Or consider a hybrid publisher?Linda Stirling, founder and publisher at the Publishing Circle, as well as an author, answers these questions, and, more importantly, the ones you don’t know to ask: How often will you get paid, will your work get edited, what are your legal rights to your manuscript?She describes seven important questions you must ask a potential publisher. She also warns strongly against vanity publishers, whose biggest talent is ta...2021-10-1933 min
Writing To Get Business80 Creating Cook Books -Felicia SlatteryAre you thinking about writing your first book? Do you want to switch your teaching and writing focus? Do you wonder how you can turn your passion into profit? This podcast is for you.From compilation books to cookbooks, with titles ranging from Kill the Elevator Speech to Daily Business Meeting with God, Felicia Slattery’s writing experience is widely diversified. As an educator and public speaker, she has a gift for sharing what she’s learned. This podcast is a virtual mini-course in how to write that first book and how to turn life...2021-10-1957 min
Writing To Get Business79 How to Turn Articles into Books - Donna BlevinsDonna is 6’5” tall and a woman who both literally and figuratively stands out. Her height gave her the confidence to succeed in the male-dominated world of real estate, and her intuitive gifts enabled her to become a master player and teacher of poker.Poker helped her to develop the belief that one’s life is created by one’s perceptions, a mindset perspective that enabled her to recover her speaking ability three days after having a massive stroke.A few weeks later, when she was waiting to have a heart pr...2021-10-0138 min
Writing To Get Business78 How to Pick Book Topics: Divot, not Pivot - Stephen ShapiroIf you’re a consultant or member of a C-suite, you take a different approach to writing a book than an academic or fiction writer. Your primary goals are to increase your business and to help your clients increase theirs. That means you need to see your book not as an end product but as one aspect of your overall business strategy. You want to implement a holistic approach that integrates innovative business tools with a book’s content.Traditional and hybrid publishers published Steven Shapiro’s books. He also published independently and is an expert on leadin...2021-09-2035 min
Writing To Get Business77 Step by Step Process for Writing a book - David AvrinPerhaps the biggest challenge for someone who wants to write a book is how to begin. How do you choose a subject, and how do you manage to write the 40,000 or 50,000 words, which, even in these streamlined times, are needed?Here to break this down for you in easy, understandable steps, is David Avrin, author of several books, and a business consultant who focuses on customer service.In terms of choosing a topic, David focuses on relevance. This word has a twofold meaning. The subject should be relevant to...2021-09-1034 min
Writing To Get Business76 Are you guilty of business blather? Jerry McTigue-Writing to Get Business PodcastHas your business gotten trapped in its own innerspeak? Are your communications with clients verbose and full of vague and confusing language? Do your website stats show that visitors are bailing out after 15 seconds?Your company may be suffering from Business Blather. That’s the title of a new book by Jerry McTigue, author, copywriter, screenwriter, and a master of writing simply and clearly. In this podcast, he identifies several issues that limit a company’s ability to reach its audience.Jerry says that businesses fail to recognize how dras...2021-09-0533 min
Writing To Get Business75 How to Avoid the High Cost of Burial - Al KushnerAl Kushner, financial educational specialist, knows about the pain and suffering being financially unprepared for the cost of a funeral causes at a time when people already feel overwhelmed with grief and sorrow. He has seen people have to take out loans, max out their credit cards, and start ill-fated GoFundMe campaigns.He wanted to help people stay clear of these economic quagmires. This desire inspired him to write The Savvy Guide to Burial Insurance.Al understood the importance of timing and knew that people would, unfortunately, have a particularly great need for the kind...2021-08-2921 min
Writing To Get Business74 Empathic, Empaths and Highly Sensitive People - Amy WilsonShe started in the Obama administration and was appointed as an entrepreneur in residence for them. She eventually became the Director of innovation.gov, and created a movement of change called the Better Government Movement in the federal government. Combined with her being an empath and highly sensitive person (HSP), she has written a book that blends empathy and innovation to take change to the next level.Sympathy is the feeling that makes you feel like you're lesser than the person for whom sympathy is felt. Empathy brings connection...2021-08-2038 min
Writing To Get Business73 Mastering Multiple Consulting Roles - Dave DragonDid you know that a consultant has to be an archaeologist, anthropologist, detective, psychologist, and serve in multiple additional roles? Dave Dragon, an experienced consultant shares both in this podcast and in his book, I Solve Mysteries, the complex and fascinating world of consulting. Learn how you can accept a consultant’s evaluation of your business with less pain.Many companies are looking for answers on how they can optimize their processes, and be more productive, compete more fully in the market, and tackle business challenges. Dave Dragon is an expert in the area of la...2021-08-0637 min
Writing To Get Business72 Overcoming Perfectionism when Writing-DJ EshelmanAs a writer, do you struggle with how much to assume your readers know? Are you a stubbornly independent person who doesn’t want help? Does perfectionism plague your attempts to write and publish? If any of these challenges ring true, you’ve come to the right place. DJ Eshelman has experienced all of these issues and, in an engaging and informative way, shares how he triumphed over them.DJ published his first book, Be A Citrix Hero, in March of 2020 amid the time we weren’t supposed to be doing anything, right? We were supposed to be cow...2021-07-3046 min
Writing To Get BusinessWhat Does it Mean to be Infertile? Pam RasheedWhile a common recommendation for would-be authors is, “Write what you know about,” the writing journey of Pamela Rasheed, MSN, RN, who specializes in infertility counseling demonstrates that you should also write what you care about. A friend’s advice to choose to write about women’s and couples’ struggles to have children resulted in Barren: The Inside World of Infertility. Pam came from Guyana as an immigrant, in her very early twenties, alone, and having to navigate the complexities of living in a big city. Pam arrived needing to get established, find a place to live, get a job...2021-07-2338 min
Writing To Get Business70 Open Up Your Root Chakra - Sheri Kaplan and Pat IyerSelf-promotion presents special challenges to those in the healing arts, but Sheri Kaplan, healer and spiritual transformational coach, has put together an integrated package of a short (20-page) book and a 20-minute consultation for a price that attracts potential clients to ask for more of her services. She shares how she compiled the book, the importance of having an audio version, and the necessity of a backup copy of everything. Her lessons learned apply to anyone writing, producing, and marketing a book. Sheri’s book focuses on chakras, the energy centers in your body. Th...2021-07-1638 min
Writing To Get Business69 How to Overcome a Last Minute Printing Crisis- John MorrisAs first an artist and now an author, Scotsman John Morris has successfully bypassed settling into a creative niche. His painting subject matter varies widely, and when he turned his focus to writing and publishing, he designed a book that’s strikingly original in every aspect.The Battles That We All Face not only combines his art and writing, but he approached the design of the book to create a work of art.John’s vision was to write a book that would inspire people to grow through their stru...2021-07-1235 min
Writing To Get Business68 Speed versus Velocity - Ron KarrThe COVID epidemic has given many people a new urgency to live a purpose-driven life. Those who once had an “I’ll do it one of these days” mindset have had to confront the possibility that they have less time to realize their purposes than they’d thought.For Ron Karr, salesperson, consultant, and former president of the National Speakers Association, the epidemic provided the opportunity to write The Velocity Mindset: How Leaders Eliminate Resistance, Gain Buy-In, and Achieve Better Results—Faster. This book addresses both the need to live a purpose-driven life and the obstac...2021-07-0129 min
Writing To Get Business67 Cancer Care Malpractice - Susan Haibeck with Pat IyerDo you ever worry that the target audience for your book might be too small? Susan Haibeck, a highly experienced oncology nurse and legal nurse consultant, makes it clear that the question isn’t the size of the audience but how much they need the information in the book. Susan is a registered nurse with a master’s degree in nursing and a great deal of experience in the area of oncology. Susan is my guest today to talk about the process that she went through writing her book, and it's a medical book geared to a very...2021-06-2532 min
Writing To Get Business66 How to Plan Out a Book -Octavian PantisEmil Dobrovolschi, a highly skilled airplane pilot, and Octavian Pantis, author, consultant, and trainer, collaborated to write Dark Cockpit, a book written from a unique perspective—literally 35,000+ feet above the ground. It could be subtitled, “As in Flying, So in Life,” because it applies the lessons Emil has learned in many years of piloting to the areas of business and personal life.The book is worth reading simply for the fascinating (and sometimes frightening) stories of what goes on behind the scenes the crew during a flight. The lessons it teaches are priceless. Octavian points out that, while...2021-06-1837 min
Writing To Get Business65 How do You get Your First Book Published - Terry PappyHow do you feel about writing or doodling in a book? Terry Pappy, coach, business strategist, and author, has created book series that invite the reader to create with her. She created an ingenious way for readers to use her books over and over again. Keeping the reader foremost in mind drives Terry’s writing and business strategies. Her podcast is a virtual blueprint for success.Terry describes her diverse background. She is a speaker and artist. She’s always loved writing, and loved being creative and artistic, and so her career choice was a creative one. She...2021-06-1432 min
Writing To Get Business64 How Can Simple Writing Help Keep a Reader's Attention with Pat BoulogneWould you like to know if you are writing at a basic enough level? Our guest has a brilliant strategy for ensuring she wrote her book at a simple level. Dr. Pat Boulonge’s world is health. Have you ever had a small but annoying health issue? Learn in this podcast how identifying and tracing the roots of this problem can save you bigger problems in the future. Pat Boulogne, chiropractor, acupuncturist, and author of Why...Are You Sick, Fat, and Tired? will tell you how to do this and provides a host of valuable suggestions for im...2021-06-0435 min
Writing To Get Business63 How to Write a Memoir with Laura Conklin and Pat IyerMemoirs can be the riskiest forms of writing because for this kind of book to get traction, it has to have appeal to more people than your mother and father.Laura Conklin, a nurse highly experienced in many areas of her profession, had to carefully plan how she could take the lessons from her 50-year-long career so that it would provide value and education for those in her field. She also needed to choose unusual and entertaining stories to appeal to a general audience.Any memoirist can learn from...2021-05-3137 min
Writing To Get Business62 How to Deal with Employees' Resistance to Change - April Callis-BirchmeierHas the current pace of change in the world hurt your business? How can you learn to adapt to and welcome change, not only as an individual, but as the leader of a company? No matter where you are in your life, you have experienced phenomenal change in 2020. And this is a topic that we're all thinking about right now, and how we manage and adjust our lives. April wrote a book about the topic well before we were even thinking about the kinds of adjustments that we've been making in our lives since 2020.2021-05-2141 min
Writing To Get Business61 How to Do a Virtual Book Launch -Linley BakerAt least 80% of people in the U.S. feel they have a book in them, but for the majority of these would-be writers, the book stays inside. What makes the difference between those who and those who don’t complete and publish a book?Linley Baker’s story provides an answer. Well before her virtual book launch, as an actuary turned author, coach, and teacher, she has always followed her dreams. Having followed and fulfilled her dream to become an actuary, once she began to have children, she decided to take a long break from...2021-05-1439 min
Writing To Get Business60 Why Business People Need to Write Well Randy GageA man on a mission to help people clear archaic childhood beliefs to become fully functioning human beings, Randy Gage wrote Radical Rebirth to further that mission. In this provocative interview, he analyzes popular culture, clickbait news headlines, and other media designed to manipulate and frighten us. His opinions may enrage you or alarm you. They may also wake you up. That’s his intention. Always provocative, Randy asks the questions that show his position as a thought leader. He runs masterminds, provides coaching, and prods us to confront our fears and limiting beliefs.Radical Re...2021-05-0746 min
Writing To Get Business59 How to Write a Chapter for a Compilation Book - Amy Szumstein - Writing to Get Business PodcastDo you feel the urge to share a story from your life in writing but feel intimidated by the idea of writing an entire book? Amy Szumstein, a nurse and nutrition counselor, who has many varied personal and professional experiences, found that contributing a chapter to a compilation book encouraged her to consider to writing at least one book on her own. Her story could inspire you to do the same.Amy never saw herself as a chapter author and agreed to the project to when the person said, “You’ve got a lot of s...2021-04-3038 min
Writing To Get Business58 How to Run a Virtual Book Tour Doreen CumberfordEveryone has a legacy, the sum of their unique experiences and the lessons learned from them. Doreen Cumberford, an expatriate for over 60 years, shares how she turned her legacy into a book, Life in the Camel Lane, a memoir about her 15 years in Saudi Arabia. Learn from her how you can write and market your legacy.Watch this episode of Writing to Get Business Podcast to find out
Does starting your writing career with a collaborative book have value?
How can you share your legacy through a book?
How has marketing changed in the era of...2021-04-2335 min
Writing To Get Business57 Achieving Emotional Healing by Writing Books - Ilene DillonThe professional history of Irene Dillon, psychotherapist and author, gives new meaning to the statement, “Write what you know about.” All her life, she has sought to understand what creates certain negative emotions and behaviors in people. Her search has resulted in two books, three collaborative books, and a growing career as a practitioner and speaker. (Not bad for a woman in her 70s.) If you, too, like to ask questions, this podcast can help you get the most out of your answers.Watch this episode of Writing to Get Business to find out2021-04-1635 min
Writing To Get Business56 How to Tackle Challenges by Writing a Book - Cady North - Writing to Get Business PodcastCady North, author of The Resiliency Effect, had a burning desire to learn what stops people from realizing their goals, both professional and personal. Her desire led to a journey of discovery that resulted both in her book and a transformation in the way she advised her clients. Joining an author’s cohort, hiring a developmental editor, and persistence in seeking the right people interview and asking them the right questions helped her to put together a book that can change the way you look at your own personal and professional challenges.Watch this ep...2021-04-0934 min
Writing To Get Business55 Revealing Recovery Methods Through Writing a Book - Cindy Needham with Pat IyerCindy Needham dug deep into her spiritual faith to navigate the journey of breast cancer and her recovery. She felt compelled to share what she’d learned, both with other women with breast cancer and anyone who was experiencing similar traumas. After writing a book, The Pink Mountain, she built a website with abundant free information and guides that created a sales funnel to her coaching programs. Cindy’s publishing journey can help anyone who writes how-to and self-help books.Check out this show of Writing to Get Business to get the answers to thes...2021-04-0233 min
Writing To Get Business54 How to Successfully Repurpose a Book Tina GreenbaumIn this podcast, Tina Greenbaum, teacher, coach, and author provides a virtual mini-course in how to repurpose your material. She turned a live event into an online course, a book, and a workbook. She also uses this material as blog posts and for social media posts. If you write to get business or want to do that, you need to learn from Tina.Tune into this episode of Writing to Get Business to get Tina’s tips.• How can you gather material for your book through seminars that at the same time prod...2021-03-2936 min
Writing To Get Business53 From Fighter Planes to Publisher: Tracey JonesThis Writing to Get Business podcast represents the end of our first year of producing weekly shows on the processes involved in writing and publishing books. Meet a special guest whose energy will inspire you.Dr. Tracey Jones shares with you the experience of working as both a publisher and a writer with a clear vision of her purpose. Her father, known on speaker circuits as Charlie Tremendous Jones, founded a publishing dynasty to which she brought what she’d learned in the corporate world. Her experiences taught her that publishing is poetry and pl...2021-03-2334 min
Writing To Get Business52 Building a Book with a Successful Business Philosophy - Nancy MatthewsBooks with essays and stories compiled by different authors are a popular trend in publishing, as evidenced by the huge success of the Chicken Soup series. Nancy Matthews, a cofounder of Women’s Prosperity Network, describes how she spearheaded a compilation and what the contributors did to benefit from their inclusion in the volume. She has, in addition, written other books, repurposed a 110-year-old self-help classic as a course., and much more. Don’t miss this podcast.Nancy reveals the answers to these questions in this Writing to Get Business episode.• When you cr...2021-03-1236 min
Writing To Get Business51 How to sell a half million books - Rob KopmanRob Kopman has made at least two million dollars developing a unique book: a thirty-minute version of the several-hours-long Jewish ceremony called a seder. He has been steadily selling The 30-Minute Seder for sixteen years, and his secret ingredient is highly targeted niche marketing. Anyone with a niche book can learn from this entertaining interview.In this episode of Writing to Get Business, Rob shares his recommendations • The importance of identifying and fulfilling a need.• What is the key element in choosing a title?• Where should you go to fin...2021-02-2039 min
Writing To Get Business50 Non-profit businesses do not mean no profit - Amber WynnAmber Wynn, who has over 30 years’ experience in the nonprofit sector, brings her passionate commitment to the importance of nonprofits to her work. This commitment led her to write four in a proposed series of thirteen e-books to help nonprofits overcome misconceptions about how a nonprofit works so that they can thrive. Whether you have a connection to nonprofits or want to learn how to realize your passion in print, you’ll benefit from this podcast.Check this episode of Writing to Get Business for tips on how
Amber wrote her book to correct a mass of m...2021-02-0537 min
Writing To Get Business49 Creating Radical Value in a Business-to-Business World Mark BoundySuccessful business leaders are always looking for ways to increase not only sales, but more importantly, profits. Mark Boundy, who has a rich and varied background as a product manager, product marketing manager, and sales leader, organized what he’d learned into a coherent and practical approach to achieving this essential goal. He presents this focused and accessible in his book, Radical Value.Check out Mark’s Writing to Get Business podcast where he covers these topics:
What inspired Mark to write a book.
How Mark chose a topic.
The key criteria to consider in writing abou...2021-01-2935 min
Writing To Get Business48 From Book Idea to Launch John SaundersJohn Saunders, formerly involved in sales and sales leadership on Wall Street, has very recently published The Optimizer: Building and Leading a Team of Serial Innovators. He describes in detail what inspired him to write on the subject, how he decided to write a book, and how he built a team of 250 beta readers. This blueprint for success is full of invaluable information.Check out this episode of Writing to Get Business.
Do writing deadlines help get a book completed?
Why are beta readers important to a book’s success?
What fear must you overcome to su...2021-01-2236 min
Writing To Get Business47 Body Mind Spirit Self-Care Primer for Busy Women Harriet Tubman WrightHarriet Tubman Wright has a message for any woman who feels stuck in the role of caretaker: You can’t take care of others unless you take care of yourself first. Her business, “The Wright Resort, Your Soul Safari to Success,” focuses on developing the leadership potential of mature women. Releasing Stress, Creating Serenity, A Body Mind Spirit Self-Care Primer for Busy Women, her first book, teaches self-care practices for the body, mind, spirit, and soul. If you want some guidance on radical self-fulfillment, you’ll appreciate this episode of Writing to Get Business podcast.
Why you should release...2021-01-1539 min
Writing To Get Business46 NLP, Sales, and Book Writing: Perfect Together Jeff BrandeisJeff Brandeis began his working life as an accountant, but his history shows his facility for choosing the less traveled—or at least less likely. He became involved in sales, learned neurolinguistic programming, and has written two books detailing the sales process he’s developed. These books, Done Deal, and Becoming A Rainmaker for Accountants and CPAs, provide practical, step-by-step advice on selling.
What should you never do during a sales process?
What should you always ask a prospect for?
What key attitude on your part will establish rapport with an employee?
What process do people such as atto...2021-01-1134 min
Writing To Get Business45 How to Sell a Lot of Customized Books Susan FriedmannSusan Friedmann’s first book sold over 250,000 copies. This launched her into forming Aviva Publishing Company, which publishes over 400 books a year. Susan helps her authors to navigate the world of marketing, and she’s here to share her extensive knowledge with you.
How did Susan shift from teaching people about exhibiting and marketing to having a publishing company?
What is the benefit of customizing a book?
How can you alter one book to reach many audiences?
How did Susan expand the scope of her publishing company?
What is the most important thing to know about book marketing?
How...2021-01-0437 min
Writing To Get Business44 Writing in 5 Minutes a Day Adam KipnesIf you have written or plan to write a book to build your business, you need a plan. Adam Kipnes describes how each of his books brings his readers closer to a direct one-to-one business relationship with him. This virtual blueprint for success can help you get the maximum marketing value from your own publishing ventures.Tune into this episode of Writing to Get Business to hear Pat Iyer and Adam Kipnes chat. They reveal:
What is one powerful reason to write a book?
What must you always keep in mind to communicate your message?
What...2020-12-2741 min
Writing To Get Business43 Snackable Books Joanna BrandiPeople are increasingly looking for shorter books with what Pat Iyer, host of this series, calls “snackable” ideas. These are focused ideas that fit on one page for each. Joanna Brandi has used her three books written in this format to grow her business, get speaking gigs, and participate in life-changing projects.
Check out what our guest has to say on this edition of Writing to Get Business.
Long books, especially in the how-to and business genres, have lost selling power.
If your first writing project doesn’t turn out well, move on to something new.
A collection of sma...2020-12-2239 min
Writing To Get Business43 Snackable Books Joanna BrandiPeople are increasingly looking for shorter books with what Pat Iyer, host of this series, calls “snackable” ideas. These are focused ideas that fit on one page for each. Joanna Brandi has used her three books written in this format to grow her business, get speaking gigs, and participate in life-changing projects.
Check out what our guest has to say on this edition of Writing to Get Business.
Long books, especially in the how-to and business genres, have lost selling power.
If your first writing project doesn’t turn out well, move on to something new.
A collection of small, absorb...2020-12-1836 min
Writing To Get Business42 Overcoming Writer's Block - Marjorie SaulsonDo you worry about writer’s block? Do you get great ideas that you later forget? Do your creative and editorial minds fight each other? If any of these are true for you, you will benefit from this interview with best-selling author, Marjorie Saulson. She has dealt with all of these issues in her own writing, and she will share the simple solutions she’s discovered and practiced.Tune into this episode of Writing to Get Business Podcast for these tips.
What is the ideal length for a paragraph?
Where is the...2020-12-1136 min
Writing To Get Business41 Business Fable Book How Tos Mari RyanIf you’ve ever picked up a book about business that seemed dry and lifeless, you’ll appreciate the idea of adapting story-telling techniques to a business book. Mari Ryan’s The Thriving Hive uses these techniques in an engaging way. Her innovative approach, matched with her collaboration with a book coach, produced an award-winning book.Listen to this episode of Writing to Get Business to discover tips like these:
Speakers who have books earn more than speakers who don’t have books.
If listeners are engaged with your message, they want to continue that engagement by readi...2020-12-0438 min
Writing To Get Business40 How to Continually Improve Your Books - Julie Ann SullivanJulie Ann Sullivan, author of six books, began with a self-printed book. Each of her following books developed in sophistication and broadened outreach, including a best-selling compilation volume. As her career has shifted, so has the focus of her books. Her approach to her career and her writing demonstrates a flexibility and an intuitive grasp of what her audience needs from which any would-be writer can learn.Listen to this episode of Writing to Get Business. You’ll discover
Ask yourself: What’s your “why” for writing a book.
If you give...2020-11-3045 min
Writing To Get Business39 How to Avoid Writing Potholes Mike SkrypnekJay Conrad Levinson said that his book, Guerilla Marketing, earned him $35,000 in direct sales and $9.9 million-plus through selling his coaching, training, and more. Today’s businesperson or entrepreneur wants to aim for that kind of impact. Mike Skrypnek, financial service professional, who has written six books, has hit the peaks and valleys in his publishing history. Learn from what he did wrong and what he did right.
The biggest author’s challenge is getting from zero books published to one published.
If you learn all you can from experienced authors, you can avoid a lot of potholes.
As in a...2020-11-2048 min
Writing To Get Business38 Converting a Business Trauma into a Book Jennifer FondrevaySome of the most helpful books develop from the author’s painful experiences. Three traumatic mergers and acquisitions drove Jennifer Frondrevay to embrace the opportunity to help others successfully handle such crises. She has received very rewarding feedback from her readers and ended up with a career as a consultant. In this episode of Writing to Get Business, you will learn how becoming an author can be a life-changing experience.
If you want to help people by publishing a book that addresses major pain points in their lives, you owe it...2020-11-1336 min
Writing To Get Business37 Ghostwriting Letters As a Business Kristine GrantHave you found yourself unable to express something that you desperately needed to say? Meet Kristine Grant, who after twenty years as a therapist, applied her knowledge, intuition, and inspiration to the unique writing career of penning messages for people. Could this unusual field be for you? It demonstrates the value of ghostwriting.
It's challenging to write about a situation that’s too close to you.
A writer with the empathy and skills to know what you want to say can help.
Businesspeople often need help composing messages that can untangle their interpersonal relationships.
Kristine ha...2020-11-0633 min
Writing To Get Business36 Writing a book in 8 Hours Mitchell LevyAn accomplished writer may spend an hour per page on a book. Many busy executives, who don’t have that kind of free time or level of accomplishment, choose to hire a skilled ghostwriter. Mitchell Levy offers an abbreviated option, a mini-book consisting mainly of quotes and links to videos and other material. This kind of book can give you the credibility to get speaking engagements, create successful online courses, and other benefits of having a book that’s an expanded and interactive business card.
Speakers, consultants, and other entrepreneurs need a book that promotes thei...2020-10-2636 min
Writing To Get Business35 All Books are Built on Stories Per SjoforsToday’s podcast will be especially helpful for those who want to know how to write a book that will introduce their business to potential customers. Per Sjofers advises companies how to price their products or services. His approach to writing about this is as precise as his pricing solutions.His advice to those who want to write about their businesses:
Always include stories in your writing. We are hard-wired to love them.
Don’t write like an academic. Write in a way that informs and educates.
Be cautious about including particular information abou...2020-10-1230 min
Writing To Get Business34 How to Turn the Wrong Book into the Right Book Gillian LockitchA series of tragedies led Gillian Lockitch, M.D., to engage in a searching evaluation of life. What she learned about herself and concepts of aging inspired her to write a book. In this podcast she intertwines her writing with her private journey. It will leave you questioning your own beliefs about the aging process and what the numbers really mean. You may, like Gillian, conclude that they mean nothing.
If a book helps only 200 people, it’s still worth writing.
How to turn the wrong book into the right book
The importance of your ow...2020-10-0630 min
Writing To Get Business33 How to Be the Best Boss Mailys GatimelEven though many people seek to become entrepreneurs, many do not or cannot follow that path. Mailys Gatimel, a highly experienced business trainer, decided to write Be the Best Boss to help bosses and employees have mutually rewarding and enjoyable work experiences. This podcast demonstrates that when your passion drives your writing, you will accomplish your goal.
Personal stories answer the question, “How do I get the results you describe?”
Always disguise identifying details in your stories, and never mention a company’s name.
High-tech tip: Post-it notes on a board still work for organizing a book...2020-09-2831 min
Writing To Get Business32 Surviving Childhood Sexual Abuse Rena RomanoPersonal healing is one of the most powerful benefits of writing. Rene Romano, childhood sexual abuse survivor, shares in vivid and poignant detail the emotional challenges and rewards of writing her story. She emphasizes that the gratitude of those who had comparable experiences encourages her to share her continuing healing journey through online courses and other forms of outreach.In this episode of Writing to Get Business podcast, Rena shares these key points:
The determination to heal gives one the courage to write about trauma.
Writing privately with no intention o...2020-09-2130 min
Writing To Get Business31 How Many Reviewers Do You Need for Your Book? Evan HackelEvan Hackel is a visionary businessperson who has translated his values of cooperation and employment involvement in decision-making into three books, including a book bought by a publisher and a self-published one. A man with a philosophy of giving, he had no trouble asking many people to read and critique his work, and this has resulted in great success.Highlights this episode of Writing to Get Business podcast
“A book springs keynotes, it springs articles, the content can be repurposed a million times.”
"Beware of high level dumb."
“People are motiva...2020-09-1439 min
Writing To Get Business30 From Psychological Vampires to Planned Acts of Kindness Lyle BenjaminLyle Benjamin’s passion to help people has led him down a number of writing and publishing paths. He candidly admits to having self-sabotaged a few times, but he has never failed to learn from every experience. His history demonstrates vividly how an open mind and willingness to take risks can lead to success on all levels.This episode of Writing to Get Business Podcast will get you thinking about
Don’t let lost opportunities prevent you from moving forward.
To best help people, learn what they want.
You can turn a book into a magazine form...2020-09-0444 min
Writing To Get Business29 International Coauthors Write for the Confused Dieter Tracy CromwellWhen an author has a passion for her subject, she can write a book that impacts strongly on others. Tracy Cromwell, working with a co-author living in Chile, unraveled the contradictions and propaganda of the food industry, the competing claims of different diets, and the emotional pitfalls that food presents. If food has been your downfall recently—or ever—, you’ll benefit from this podcast.In this podcast we discuss
Tracy’s confusion about the right diet for her inspired her to launch an exploration.
She and her co-author, though raised in different cultures, shared similar struggle...2020-08-2934 min
Writing To Get Business28 How to Repurpose Your Written Material Lisa RyanSpeaker and author Lisa Ryan has written 10 books. She has the unique niche of applying principles of gratitude to the workplace and teaching employers how to value their employees. Lisa shares the origins of her various books and shares her insights about inspiration and procrastination.
Why deadlines defeat procrastination
How lists can grow into books
A great title is essential
When you repurpose material, organize it with care
How to effectively use Grammarly
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Writing To Get Business27 Lights! Camera! Action! Marc HaineAn author who discovers new ways to experience different aspects of the world can change your life. Marc Haine, author of Lights! Camera! Action! has created an original and practical way to understand and change how we do business. Why this title? Read on, and learn how to inject some positive drama into your business life.
Shakespeare said “All the world’s a stage.” Marc shows how true this is.
Your business achieves greater success when everyone is working from the same script.
A playgoer wants entertainment. A customer wants caring service. Committed performances provide both.
...2020-08-0729 min
Writing To Get Business26 The Art of Getting Repeat Business Paul RutterPaul Rutter, who works in the cruise business, applied the lessons learned in that industry to the general question of customer retention. His book highlights his expertise and has gotten him speaking engagements, consultation work, and other benefits. His second book will be about what goes on behind the scenes on a cruise. Get a sneak peek now.
“Write what you know” may be a cliché, but it’s also true.
Whether you’re a cruise director or an author, you can’t ever please some of the people.
Always ask how your business will benefit by w...2020-08-0734 min
Writing To Get Business25 How to Touch One More Person with Your Book Arjun SenArjun Sen, entrepreneur and author, found his author’s voice when he decided to write about his experiences as a single father. His other books, one published, one forthcoming, embody his personal touch and desire to communicate deeply with his readers. As an author committed to those who read his book, he has a great deal to teach.
Ask yourself who you’re communicating to.
Ask yourself what your message is.
If you don’t feel pride when you’ve completed your book, you may need to rethink it.
You must turn off your professional/technical self when writing a...2020-07-2731 min
Writing To Get Business24 Story Creation through Sailing Dave BrickerThe author of 12 books and a highly experienced editor and ghostwriter, Dave Bricker brings his unique history as someone for years lived on a sailboat to the creative voyage of writing. He gives new meaning to the “independent” aspect of independent publishing by emphasizing the freedom to design and publish your book according to your needs and wishes. As an expert navigator, he will guide you to your special destination.
Learn
The importance of bringing your life experiences to whatever you write
How to bring out the deeper lessons that will make your stories compelling to t...2020-07-2735 min
Writing To Get Business23 From Meeting Planner to Best Selling Author Eric RozenbergIf people frequently tell you you should write a book, maybe you should listen. Eric Rozenberg, meeting planner, podcast host, and online course teacher, listened and ended up with a best-seller that enhanced his business. This podcast describes his process. He also gives valuable insights into the future of large meetings and conferences and the importance of gearing your approach as a speaker and meeting planner to cultural differences.Learn
Why, before writing a book, you must be clear about your focus, the outcome you want, and your audience
How the content of a book can s...2020-07-1436 min
Writing To Get Business22 Transforming Training to Books Ed BrzychcyDo you have company material that could be repurposed as books? Ed Bryzchcy’s journey into writing and publishing began when he transformed a company training program for new leaders into a 30-day journal of readings and exercises. Additional books have followed, with each having the potential to be further repurposed into a series of blog posts. Ed shares what he learned the hard way about the nuts and bolts of editing and publishing in a podcast that will help you take a new look at making maximum use of your training and other materials.You will le...2020-07-0325 min
Writing To Get Business21 Candy Bar Hugs Charla AndersonAre you reluctant to write a book because you think it will take too long? Meet Charla Anderson, whose first book is 4,000 words in length, the equivalent of about 10 blog posts. She calls it a business card book and carries it everywhere, both to promote her coaching/speaking business and because she believes in her message of love and forgiveness. Consider her “good things in small packages” approach to writing. It could work small miracles for your business. Learn
How Charla’s acts of kindness inspired the writing of her book
Why who you say...2020-06-2930 min
Writing To Get Business20 Making Money Giving Away Books Rennie GabrielJoin Rennie Gabriel, an expert on wealth creation, for an enlightening exploration of the world of publishing. A former owner of a publishing company, he describes the crucial differences between traditional, self, and vanity publishing. If you want to publish a book in an effective and affordable way, you need this podcast.Learn why· Having a published book gives you an advantage in all business transactions.· Unless you’re famous, traditional publishing may be your least profitable option.· If a publishing company approaches you with an offer that seems too go...2020-06-1234 min
Writing To Get Business19 Working with a Ghostwriter Greg WilliamsGreg Williams, master negotiator, body language expert, and author of seven books, shares his early trials and errors in the world of publishing, and how he learned from each experience to reach the point of having his books published by a major publisher. Not only is this podcast full of wisdom for the would-be author, it’s permeated with Greg’s positive attitude. Prepare to be inspired.Greg says:
If you’re afraid to write, realize that you can find guides to help you through the process.
Consider a ghostwriter as one of those guides.
Always vet ev...2020-06-0538 min
Writing To Get Business18 Writing a Book in a Swimming PoolYou are under a deadline to write a book. What do you do? Consider the technique Jan Spence used – to book 2 days at a spa and write the book in the pool. Check out Jan’s tips for writing a 52 tips book. Listen to the tips in this podcast to
Quickly write a book
Learn how to effectively repurpose tips into videos
Use a systematic process for planning your videos
Find out the surprising people, objects and animals that can affect filming
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Writing To Get Business17 Write a Book in 50 Days Chad BurmeisterHave you ever wanted to get a book published quickly? Meet Chad Burmeister, founder and CEO of ScaleX.ai, who wrote and published his first book in 50 days. In his latest book, he sold forms of sponsorship to support his business at a critical time. Chad is an innovator who will change your mind about how to get a book out to the public.
·Why a great idea can be too far ahead of its time
·How to stay in charge of a book mostly written by contributors
·The value of contributing to another person’s book
·Why “If it’s...2020-05-2233 min
Writing To Get Business16 How to Outline a Book Gala GormanWould writing a book be easier for you if you didn’t have to write it from start to finish but could pick up your outline at any point? What if you could break each chapter into shorter chunks you could finish in 20 to 30 minutes? Learn how from Gala Gorman. She’s a former CPA, currently a student of Chinese medicine, and the author of Sage Advice and A Spiritual Approach to Problem-Solving and other books. Her approach to writing can teach you how to take a day-by-day approach that will get your book finished.
Why writing your book...2020-05-1534 min
Writing To Get Business15 Licensing Your Books for a Revenue Stream Linda FostekHave you avoided translating your longing to write a book into action? Have you written a book that needs “a little more work” to make it perfect? This is the first of several podcasts in which I interview experienced authors. I’m Pat Iyer, the host of Writing to Get Business.Whether you’re at the “if only” or “one more edit” stage of non-publication, Linda Fostek will inspire you. She is the author of nine books, one of which she finished and published in a week. Linda’s example will stimulate you to get that book out into the world...2020-05-0731 min
Writing To Get Business14 Get the Most out of BloggingIs there value in blogging or it is old school? Is it really worth the time it takes?I'm Pat Iyer with Writing to Get Business. This podcast is carried by C Suite Radio Network, the largest business podcast platform in the world. A shout out to my listeners in 6 countries: the Philippines, Chile, India, Canada, Ireland and the United States. Welcome!It is a commitment to start and continue a blog. I hesitated in 2009 when I sat down to write my first blog post. I knew I was deciding to continue...2020-04-3013 min
Writing To Get Business13 How to Write 101 Tips and All About BooksTwo types of books are very good for people who like to do research. I’m not talking here about exhaustive, years-long research, especially for the first category, which I’m generally calling the “101 Tips” kind of book.You’ve seen them in the form of books about folk remedies, home repair guides, and many more. If you choose a subject that’s right both for you as a writer and for an identifiable target audience, you can have success.The “All About” books set out a defined area and include in-depth information on that subject. You cou...2020-04-2315 min
Writing To Get Business12 Writing About Hot TopicsMany people who feel an urge to write falter when it comes to choosing subject matter. They may think that if a subject doesn’t immediately come to mind, they must not really be writers.I'm Pat Iyer and this is Writing to Get Business.I suggest you think of yourself as someone with talent and desire who seeks an outlet. One way to channel it is to write on a “hot topic,” not a topic that will fade away when the next crisis emerges, but a subject that has longevity, such as the problems of mar...2020-04-1315 min
Writing To Get Business11 Getting Help Writing a BookIf you are nervous about going it alone in writing a book, this podcast can alleviate your fears. You’ll learn that several alternatives exist to the solo route. You can work with contributors, have a coeditor, be a chief editor with associate editors, or be one of those associate editors. I have experience with all these roles and will share the challenges and rewards of these options.I'm Pat Iyer and this is Writing to Get Business.You can also decide to write your book on your own with professional help. Some of this as...2020-04-0314 min
Writing To Get Business10 Grow Your Business as a Book AuthorThis is the first of 4 shows devoted to publishing. A lot of would-be authors talk with me about their desire to write a book. There’s a big difference between desire and drive, and nowhere is it clearer than about writing a book. Desire makes you dream; drive makes you do.I’m Pat Iyer. I’ve written or edited 48 of my own books.One thing that gives a lot of would-be authors drive is realizing the possibilities that open once you’ve written a book. You can gather new clients, expand your outreach, and build yo...2020-03-2613 min
Writing To Get Business9 The Power of a Good HeadlineYou’ve probably heard the phrase, “Location, location, location” in reference to buying or renting real estate. The concept of location also applies to an article or book. The prime real estate is the headline and the line that follows it.I’m Pat Iyer. I am an editor, ghostwriter and book coach.I know you are familiar with reading advertising copy – it is all around you. If you write copy for your business or another entity, think about how readers react to what you write: Most readers will decide to...2020-03-2013 min
Writing To Get Business8 What Kind of Content Does Your Newsletter Need?One of the biggest reasons people have for not having a newsletter, either for their business or for a book or other writing, is not knowing what to write for it. The best way to find out is to see what other people in your area of expertise write. You aren’t going to do a copy-cat version. Instead, you’ll get ideas about how to provide useful and unique information in your own newsletter.
Why you need to know what kind of free content your competition provides
Why is frequency of publication important?
How to write a co...2020-03-1214 min
Writing To Get Business7 Once Upon a ListLists are an important element of nonfiction books. While in fiction, the combination of dialogue and narrative both vary the pace and break up the monotony of large blocks of type, this kind of interruption is much more important in non-fiction, where you don’t have the excitement and drama of a story to carry you through.The best listicles either serve as springboards for more detailed information or make the reader think. I’ll describe how to do this.Listicles can be used in both books and articles.
Why should you use lists in y...2020-03-0513 min
Writing To Get BusinessPowerful E-mailsHow many emails do you get a day? Of these, how many do you delete without opening? How many do you open and then delete after reading a few words?Do you want your emails to be ignored? In this podcast, I describe effective practices to greatly improve the chances of recipients opening and responding to the emails you send.
Why is the headline of your email so important?
How long should a headline be?
How can a headline best target your reader?
What power words effectively capture your reader’s attention?
Why is “Truth in adve...2020-02-0715 min
Writing To Get BusinessWriting Is Hard WorkOne of the biggest ideas that stops people from writing is that it’s hard work. I’ve mentioned before in this podcast how greatly our school experiences have conditioned us into a lot of negative beliefs about writing. This is one of those beliefs.A belief isn’t necessarily a truth. We make beliefs based on what we experienced, and you may have found writing difficult in school. Maybe the assigned subjects bored you. Maybe you got confused about outlines and footnotes.Don’t give a thought to how good it is until you’ve establi...2020-02-0714 min
Writing To Get BusinessHow To Find Time To WriteIf you’d love to write a book but feel you don’t have the time, this podcast will introduce you to some proven techniques for finding the time you don’t think you have.I’ll show you how to track your time, and I guarantee that you’ll find enough to write a book. You can use that time to best advantage by writing in timed segments. This will help train you to turn on your internal writing app when it’s time to produce.
Do you think you don’t have enough time to write a book...2020-02-0718 min
Writing To Get BusinessHow To Begin Your First DraftTwo of the biggest mistakes new writers make with first drafts are:They forget that this is A FIRST DRAFT. You can make mistakes, ignore correct spelling. Get those words down.They also slow themselves down by tormenting themselves for not spending enough hours writing.I will share with you some personally tested methods for not doing either of these two things.
Why people have so much trouble with first drafts
Tested techniques to make writing a first draft MUCH easier
How to overcome fear of outlining
How outlining makes writing easier
...2020-02-0716 min
Writing To Get BusinessBenefits Of Being PublishedIn this podcast, I break down the major benefits of being published. Some are practical; some are personal. All are important.For some people, the chance to achieve these benefits will be enough to get them into motion. Others need more.
Why is the headline of your email so important?
How long should a headline be?
How can a headline best target your reader?
What power words effectively capture your reader’s attention?
Why is “Truth in advertising” so important?
Get the full show notes at writingtogetbusiness.com.Pat Iyer is an...2020-02-0713 min
Writing To Get BusinessWriting to Get Business IntroductionHi, I’m Pat Iyer. I am a nurse, an author, a ghostwriter, an editor and book coach. Yes, I know that is a mouthful. I put this podcast together to focus on how your writing builds your authority, credibility and ability to get business. This show will feature topics on the process and style of writing, tips on writing and publishing and marketing books, copywriting, and blogging. In short, anything that helps you get business through your writing.This weekly podcast will give you shortcuts, tips, strategies and support around your writing projects.As of...2020-02-0502 min
The Bluth, the Whole Bluth, and Nothing But the BluthNon-Bluth: Rock & RuleWelcome to another installment in our NON-BLUTH series! This week we're joined by musician and podcaster Analise Nelson (Popular Music: The Podcast) to discuss a film too few have ever seen: Rock & Rule. We talk about why this film is a cult classic, the cast that’s packed full of famous pop stars, and which mouse-person is hottest. Oh yeah, and the music, of course. If we could release this episode on cassette tape, we would, but we can't, so just imagine we did!
Links:
Watch Rock & Rule - American cut
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The Indie Pod PodcastPatricia Iyer 2016 Podcast InterviewPatricia Iyer and Super Joe Pardo sit down to talk about how podcasting has helped her legal nurse practice way back in 2016 for the Mid-Atlantic Podcast Conference Show.2019-08-2231 min
Cracking the Entrepreneur Code PodcastEpisode 051 - What Did Patricia Iyer Learn From Her Entrepreneurial Journey?In Episode 051, Jack has interviewed Ms. Patricia Iyer, a successful nurse entrepreneur since 1987. She knows what it is like to be pregnant and face losing everything, and what it is like to be a millionaire. She understands the burning desire to be in business. After successfully selling her business in 2015, she serves as an editor and ghostwriter. In this interview, Jack has asked Patricia to share her lessons from her two brushes with near bankruptcy experiences. In addition, how did she build such a large and successful business helping attorneys and what she can advise business owners like you today?2018-10-1128 min
RNFM RadioPat Iyer, Legal Nurse Consultant and Expert - Nov 06,2013Electronic Medical Records: How to Make Them Your Friend Is the medical record an accurate representation of the care you give, or will it come back to haunt you? During this episode, you'll learn how to look at your charting from a legal perspective. Find out how to protect yourself and your patient by hearing the insights of Patricia Iyer, MSN RN LNCC, a Legal Nurse Consultant with 27 years of experience.2013-11-061h 15