How to Write a Speaker Bio that Gets You Hired by Amy Carroll
The scariest moment for an event planner is the instant she hands the mic over to the speaker. I was an event coordinator for years, so I've been there. When you feel deep responsibility for the content your group receives, it's terrifying to give complete control to...
#132 Facebook Groups: Everything You Need to Know
Have you asked yourself why or how you should start a Facebook Group? Kathi and Michele are together at The Red House with social media guru Tonya Kubo. Learn in today's episode how creating a Facebook group is where the true connection happens. Tonya will share how...
#131 Part 2 The One Strategy That Will Completely Tame Your To Do List
Welcome back to Part 2 of The One Strategy That Will Completely Tame Your To Do List. Kathi and Michele share more reasons why using your calendar as your to do list will change your life. Find out more ways how your calendar will keep your head above water, while...
Six Words I Needed to Hear to Get Unstuck and Serve My Audience Well by Bethany Howard
The tagline process doesn’t have to be a pressure-filled endeavor. A tagline is the first introduction of your heart to your audience – it’s a place to start from and not the final say. Your audience is waiting for the words that only you have. Choose a tagline and choose to serve your audience.
#130 Part 1 The One Strategy That Will Completely Tame Your To Do List
Do you use a calendar and a to do list?Does your to do list take up two pages like Michele? The chronic feeling of failure and physical exhaustion when there is not enough time to complete your list can be overwhelming.Kathi and Michele share The One Strategy that...
#129 Leadership Lessons From Dad’s Junkyard with Roy Goble
Kathi is joined by Roy Goble, author of Salvaged: Leadership Lessons Pulled from the Junkyard. Roy’s dad was an unlikely leader raised in the dust bowl era turned successful businessman. Raised in his dad’s wrecking (junk) yards, Roy shares how hard work has...
One Key to Powerful Memoir Writing: It’s Not About You
Like fiction, memoir has to have certain structural elements—a hook, a big turning point in the middle, a climax near the end, and a satisfying ending. Without this structure, your memoir will read like a bunch of memories strung together and will not connect with your reader. The challenge is fitting life events into that structure.
#128 What You Need to Know When Writing a Memoir with Lyneta Smith
Kathi is joined today by Lyneta Smith. Her new book, Curtain Call, is a memoir that will take the reader through the journey of how she learned to trust God with her story. Kathi and Lyneta dive further into how to write a memoir in order to serve your audience. . In...
A Simple Practice that Will Inspire Your Memoir
Are you longing to write a memoir but unsure how to start? Undertaking this technically challenging genre can feel like a daunting task; as it is as much about storytelling as it is about relaying the facts. If you’re feeling overwhelmed by the memoir writing process,...
#127 Memoirs for Writers – Part 2 with Susy Flory
Kathi and Michele are together at The Red House with Susy Flory. In this second part, Kathi, Michele, and Susy continue the discussion about six more memoirs that have impacted their writings. Explore how heroes and villains, mentors, and stunt memoirs can...
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