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Amy Anderson is an Emmy Award-winning writer, speaker, entrepreneur, former senior editor of SUCCESS magazine and creator of Transformative Writing for Non-Writers. If you’d met her 20 years ago, you’d never believe any of this was possible. Within two more years, she was a daily drug and alcohol user, suffered seizures and hallucinations regularly, and lost nearly all of her relationships. She lived in a place with no running water, phone, or heat. She weighed 78 pounds, rarely bathed, and nearly died multiple times. Then one day, by an act of grace, she got sober. That was 15 years ago. After getting help and staying sober, Amy finished her college degree in English and later did graduate studies in creative writing. She landed a job at the local ABC-TV affiliate and earned two Emmy Award nominations and one win for her work at the station. She started her own freelance writing business in 2005 and for three years worked with clients all over the country and remotely served on the editorial staffs of several magazines. From 2008 to 2012, she served as Managing Editor and then Senior Editor of SUCCESS magazine, where she worked with and interviewed acclaimed experts, celebrities, and leaders, and learned the essentials of success in life and business. Then in 2012, she relaunched her own business, Anderson Content Consulting LLC, and has worked with companies like Advisors Excel, Ryan, Predictive ROI, and Dell, as well as with clients like John Assaraf, Darren Hardy, John Addison, Stacy Tuschl, Shawn Achor, and Todd Duncan. What you’ll learn about in this episode: Amy’s personal story on her path to resilience Why Amy believes there is a genetic component to some behaviors How Amy learned to mask what was happening on the inside with a false exterior How the idea of feeling what someone else was feeling changed Amy’s life How your innate value is no different than the day you were born Why you need to honor your child’s feelings Why you shouldn’t let your choices identify who you are How we form our own belief systems as children Why you should consider praising for the practice of something rather than the result Why children need boundaries & a safe place Why a parent needs to set aside what they get from having a relationship with their child Resources: Support for families of alcoholics - Al-Anon

Amy Anderson is the creator of Transformative Writing for Non-Writers, founder of Anderson Content Consulting LLC, and former senior editor of SUCCESS magazine. She’s an Emmy Award-winning writer, writing coach, and speaker who has worked with clients like John Addison, Todd Duncan, John Assaraf, and Darren Hardy, as well as companies like Advisors Excel, Ryan, and Dell. Today, Amy has turned her years of experience toward helping experts, coaches, and consultants discover their authentic voice and write with confidence so they can build connection, inspire action, and change lives. What you’ll learn about in this episode: Amy’s journey Why you should sit down with an experienced entrepreneur if you’re fearing going out alone Why you need to be willing to sacrifice more for your business than you’re asking anyone else to sacrifice Why a virtual business is the way to go Why “A Players” have to be good people Why your team needs to feel like they’re all in it for a cause Amy’s challenge learning to slow down and do things like small talk Why Amy believes being spiritual helps her be a better leader Amy’s strategy for staying focused by writing out her intentions What Amy learned working one-on-one with Darren Hardy How to receive mentorship (and why you must invest in mentorship) Amy’s Transformative Writing for Non-Writers course Ways to contact Amy: Website: www.amykanderson.com Email: amy@amykanderson.com

Amy Anderson is the creator of Transformative Writing for Non-Writers, founder of Anderson Content Consulting LLC, and former senior editor of SUCCESS magazine. She's an Emmy Award-winning writer, writing coach, and speaker who has worked with clients like John Addison, Todd Duncan, John Assaraf, and Darren Hardy, as well as companies like Advisors Excel and Dell. Today, Amy has turned her years of experience toward helping experts, coaches, and consultants discover their authentic voice and write with confidence so they can build connection, inspire action, and change lives. What you'll learn about in this episode Amy’s personal story Why you need to deal with your deeper wounds Why freedom is the definition of success for Amy Why you need to look at suffering as something you can build upon The importance of freeing yourself from toxic relationships Why, when you have that moment of clarity, you need to do something right away Why you need to figure out what you are so afraid of Why you need to be authentic & not run from who you really are   How best to connect with Amy: Website: www.amykanderson.com Email: amy@amykanderson.com

Amy is the former Senior Editor of SUCCESS magazine and the Emmy Award-winning Founder of Anderson Content Consulting LLC. As a writer, ghostwriter, editor, and strategist, Amy helps her clients to tell stories that make a difference.   Secret -- timesaving technique Optimize your brain -- develop a set pattern of behavior -- make a journal with identifiable strengths. ONWARD! Daily habit that contributes to success Amy is a huge advocate of daily habits, which she believes compound over time. Could have ruined your business -- but now --  an invaluable learning experience Amy almost gave up on her craft during rigors of the graduate admissions process -- and Amy tells the whole story here. Most critical skill you think business owners need to master to be successful “A business owner has to have resilience in order to survive the bottomless pit that is entrepreneurship.” Most influential lesson learned from a mentor “Access to experts and advisors is unlimited  -- anyone can find answers to their own questions.”     Final Round -- “Breaking Down the Recipe for Success”   What systems would you go back and put into place sooner? “I would have put a system in place to separate fantasy based ideas from reality -- almost like an accountability partner.” What one strategy or “recipe” would compound into big wins for business owners? Influential client relationships are versed in loyalty, commitment, and trust. How to exceed expectations and add the most value? An individual who can communicate a message in an emotionally mature manner. What strategy would you recommend new business owners focus on to best ensure success? Cultivate your entrepreneurial voice Feelings are not facts Build yourself up How best to connect with Amy: www.andersoncontent.com Free e-Book download: www.andersoncontent.com/onwardnation