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Discover all of the podcasts in our network, search for specific episodes, get the Optimal Living Daily workbook, and learn more at: OLDPodcast.com. Episode 3571: Joshua Fields Millburn shares a deeply personal journey of loss, self-discovery, and radical transformation, sparked by one simple tweet. As grief dismantled his old life, he found purpose and freedom through minimalism, proving how a single moment can reshape everything and lead to a more intentional, meaningful path. Read along with the original article(s) here: http://www.theminimalists.com/tweet Quotes to ponder: "A month after she passed, my marriage ended abruptly, and I didn't know which way was up anymore." "When I heard him talk about his newfound freedom, how minimalism allowed him to focus on the most important things in his life, I immediately said, 'I'm in.'" "Most important, Ryan and I have been able to contribute beyond ourselves: minimalism has allowed us to shed the excess so we can live intentionally and contribute to others in a meaningful way." Episode references: Asymmetrical Press: https://www.asymmetrical.co Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Discover all of the podcasts in our network, search for specific episodes, get the Optimal Living Daily workbook, and learn more at: OLDPodcast.com. Episode 3571: Joshua Fields Millburn shares a deeply personal journey of loss, self-discovery, and radical transformation, sparked by one simple tweet. As grief dismantled his old life, he found purpose and freedom through minimalism, proving how a single moment can reshape everything and lead to a more intentional, meaningful path. Read along with the original article(s) here: http://www.theminimalists.com/tweet Quotes to ponder: "A month after she passed, my marriage ended abruptly, and I didn't know which way was up anymore." "When I heard him talk about his newfound freedom, how minimalism allowed him to focus on the most important things in his life, I immediately said, 'I'm in.'" "Most important, Ryan and I have been able to contribute beyond ourselves: minimalism has allowed us to shed the excess so we can live intentionally and contribute to others in a meaningful way." Episode references: Asymmetrical Press: https://www.asymmetrical.co Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Discover all of the podcasts in our network, search for specific episodes, get the Optimal Living Daily workbook, and learn more at: OLDPodcast.com. Episode 3571: Joshua Fields Millburn shares a deeply personal journey of loss, self-discovery, and radical transformation, sparked by one simple tweet. As grief dismantled his old life, he found purpose and freedom through minimalism, proving how a single moment can reshape everything and lead to a more intentional, meaningful path. Read along with the original article(s) here: http://www.theminimalists.com/tweet Quotes to ponder: "A month after she passed, my marriage ended abruptly, and I didn't know which way was up anymore." "When I heard him talk about his newfound freedom, how minimalism allowed him to focus on the most important things in his life, I immediately said, 'I'm in.'" "Most important, Ryan and I have been able to contribute beyond ourselves: minimalism has allowed us to shed the excess so we can live intentionally and contribute to others in a meaningful way." Episode references: Asymmetrical Press: https://www.asymmetrical.co Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Kelly and Lauren speak with fellow millennial and minimalism pioneer Colin Wright. Colin shares his lifestyle journey and offers tips on how to design a more purposeful every day. Colin is the man behind the popular blog Exile Lifestyle, a celebrated author of over 30 books, the host of the “Lets Know Things” podcast, the co-founder of Asymmetrical Press (with Joshua Fields Millburn), and an international speaker.Kelly and Lauren were lucky to connect with Colin just days after he finished his 10-month speaking tour across North America, called the Becoming Tour, where he spoke about how to “live with purpose, on purpose.” Colin’s Website Exile Lifestyle Blog Let’s Know Things Podcast Asymmetrical Press Becoming Tour

Meat consumption has played a significant role in the evolution of human culture besides just improve the physical health of our ancestors. - Shawn Mihalik Should we eat meat or not and why? What impact does sustainably-sourced animal proteins have on not only our own wellness but the health of the planet as well?   ---> Join the Wellness Warrior VIP Club: get exclusive discounts on new wellness tools, be first in line for new podcasts, get access to invite-only events, and so much more.** ---> Get The Morning 21: A powerful (and free) system designed to give you more energy, let go of old weight, and live life well. JOIN THE FACEBOOK GROUP | *REVIEW THIS PODCAST   In Wellness Force Radio episode 262, Writer and Managing Editor of Paleo Magazine, Shawn Mihalik, discusses his latest piece, Can We Fix Meat?, the differences between cellular agriculture or the "lab-grown meats" and regenerative agriculture, and whether or not meat can be eaten from a moral perspective. Why do we still have this ongoing debate on whether or not we should still be eating meat? How has the conversation shifted from being focused on morals to the environment? Find out.  Can We Fix Meat? Click here to learn more about the Paleo Magazine article, Can We Fix Meat? by Shawn Mihalik In his latest article for Paleo Magazine, Shawn Mihalik explores the state of the meat industry and how we can think about meat going forward. Written for Paleo Magazine's February issue, it lays out the current landscape with regards to the issues posed by the meat industry as well as a look back at meat's role in the human evolution. Subscribe To Paleo Magazine Click here to subscribe to Paleo Magazine Paleo Magazine is dedicated to providing readers with the information they need to live healthy, active lives. Each bi-monthly issue is packed with the latest research, exercise and nutrition, interviews, inspirational stories, recipes, reviews, info to raise Paleo kids and much more!     "Meat consumption did more than just affect our ancestors physically, it also played a significant role in the evolution of human culture." - Shawn Mihalik Listen To Episode 262 As Shawn Mihalik Uncovers: How lab-grown meats are created, the on-going process to perfect it, and the ethical standpoint behind it. The problems, no matter how advanced these "fake meats"are, that exist for our health and the planet. Ingredients that are in the fake Beyond Burger and Impossible Burger and what makes them "bleed". The extreme price of both the Beyond Burger and Impossible Burger and why it's probable that we may never actually be able to purchase them on our own at the store but will be able to find them in restaurants. How meat plays a role in the evolution of our brain size and human culture. What it is about our human nature that entices us to hunt an consume meat. Vital nutrients that are in meat and not plants such as bioavailable vitamin B12. The EAT-Lancet study on meat and why they recommended eating only 2 oz of meat a day with the environment in mind. Evidence that it might not actually help the environment if we stop eating meat because of the shift in focus on crops that also need a lot of resources. The importance of meat for human brain development. Differences in the meat we eat today compared to what our ancestors ate. What the FDA knows and doesn't know about the ingredients in our food including the lab-grown, fake burgers. Tyson's chicken investing in both the lab-grown and fake plant-based meats. Why some of the world's richest people like Bill Gates and companies like Tyson are researching lab-grown and plant-based fake meats. What would happen if the government helped invest in local farming in the USA to create more Polyface farms. The benefits of eating various parts of an animal's organs from tripe to the tongue for their nutrients. Various diets he has tried before finding Paleo and why his health greatly suffered while on a vegan diet. His future plans to continue investigating how meat plays a part in our health, culture, and future. Other sources of nutrition from fish to insects like crickets. The carnivore diet that has recently taken off in the last couple of years. Power Quotes From The Show "If you can afford to eat grass-fed, then eat fattier cuts of meat but if you can only afford to eat traditional meat, then eat as lean of meat as possible." - Shawn Mihalik "Crops such as wheat, rice, and soy take a lot of resources and deplete the soil. In comparison, regenerative farms, take us to a whole other level of farming. If done right, they can be carbon positive. If you were to eat animals that were raised this way, you would be actively helping the environment because it nourishes the soil, actively restores grasslands, and new wildlife if brought into the area." - Shawn Mihalik "Most animals that we eat today are not fed the grasses that they were evolved to eat but wheat, soy, and corn which are heavily modified. This then leads the animals to develop a whole different omega 3 to omega 6 ratio than what our ancestors ate. We can still find the same type of meat that our ancestors ate but the majority of us are eating animals that have been raised in these stressful, abusive environments and we're eating the energy of these animals." - Shawn Mihalik "Most of our current cropland is actually being used to grow the wheat, corn, and soy that is feeding factory farmed animals; not to grow what's feeding humans and that is part of why we currently have a food shortage. So, if everybody ate sustainably grown meat, we would be repurposing a lot of that land and replenishing that soil as well. In addition, we probably wouldn't be eating as much meat as we currently do now but we would be eating higher quality meat." - Shawn Mihalik Links From Today's Show Shawn Mihalik Twitter Facebook Paleo Magazine Facebook Twitter Instagram YouTube Pinterest Paleo Magazine Radio  PMR #249: Can We Fix Meat? Beyond Meat Impossible Burger Bill Gates and Kimbal Musk Make Beefy Investment in Lab-Grown Meat Beyoncé and Jay Z Want You to Join the Vegan Movement Tyson Foods Makes Another Investment in Lab-Grown Meat Fast Take: The EAT-Lancet Report on Sustainable Diets Paul Stamets Candace Pert Bruce Lipton Sam Harris Sustainable Dish Memphis Meats Just Meat Joel Salatin Polyface Farms Joe Rogan Experience #1208 - Jordan Peterson Mikhaila Peterson Joe Rogan Experience #1050 - Dr. Shawn Baker A Big Vegan YouTuber Is Leaving Veganism After He Broke Down And Ate Raw Eggs After A 35-Day Water Fast WFR 084 Dr. David Perlmutter WFR 112 Mark Sission WFR 179 Josh Tickell WFR 226 Paul Chek WFR 234 Darin Olien About Shawn Mihalik Shawn Mihalik is a writer, editor, and (maybe?) photographer. He’s the author of five books—three novels and two novellas—as well as short stories, essays, and journalism. Shawn was born in San Diego, California, and grew up in Youngstown, Ohio, where he worked in several restaurants. After a year studying journalism at Youngstown State University, he dropped out, moved to Pittsburgh, and wrote a scathingly hilarious novel about the world of American restaurant chains. In 2013, Shawn drove across the country, to Missoula, Montana, where he became The Minimalists first tour and operations manager and, eventually, editor in chief of Asymmetrical Press. Shawn currently lives in Central Oregon and is the managing editor of Paleo Magazine. An avid lover of all things analogue, he regularly contributes to TheCramped.com. He teaches a popular online writing class, How to Write Better, with his friend Joshua Fields Millburn.  Join The Wellness Warrior VIP Club:  **Click on the photo above to get exclusive discounts on new wellness tools, be first in line for new podcasts, get access to invite-only events, and so much more.**   More Top Episodes 226 Paul Chek: The Revolution Is Coming (3 Part Series) 131 Drew Manning: Emotional Fitness 129 Gretchen Rubin: The Four Tendencies  183 Dr. Kyra Bobinet: Brain Science 196 Aubrey Marcus: Own The Day 103 Robb Wolf: Wired To Eat Best of The Best: The Top 10 Guests From over 200 Shows Get More Wellness In Your Life Join the WFR Community on facebook Tweet us on Twitter: Send us a fun tweet (or a what's up) Comment on the Facebook page Rate & Review Wellness Force

Gary Arndt, Craig Ballantyne, Daniele Bolelli, Jason Wachob, and Colin Wright are all featured on this week’s Live Different Podcast episode on performance.   Gary Arndt (@everythingeverywhere) is a self taught photographer who went on to become Travel Photographer of the Year, one of the world’s top travel bloggers, and a podcast host for CBS. Gary has gone on to visit over 170 countries around the world and all 7 continents. Craig Ballantyne has been the Editor of Early To Rise since 2011 and his other projects include being a strength & conditioning coach in Toronto, the author of Turbulence Training, a contributing author to Men’s Health magazine, a member of the Training Advisory Board for Maximum Fitness and Oxygen magazines, and the author of The Perfect Day Formula. Daniele Bolelli is a University Professor, MMA Fighter, Author, and one of the most badass practical philosophers on the planet. His latest book “Not Afraid: On Fear, Heartbreak, Raising a Baby Girl, and Cage Fighting” is a hero’s journey that will inspire and guide anyone seeking to forge their own path, without the dogmatic side of philosophy that Daniele abhors. He also has a lecture series on Taoism and of course his signature podcast The Drunken Taoist. Jason Wachob(@JasonWachob) is co-founder and CEO of Mindbodygreen an independent media brand with over 10 million monthly unique visitors, 30+ employees. Mindbodygreen is one of the leading lifestyle media brands dedicated to wellness and has been featured in The New York Times, Entrepreneur, Fast Company, and Vogue. Jason is the author of the new book “Wellth: How I Learned to Build a Life, Not a Resume”.   Colin Wright is an author, speaker and full time traveler. He’s written over a dozen books, spread out across both fiction and nonfiction including two I've loved: My Exile Lifestyle and Iceland, India, Interstate. He has also co-founded Asymmetrical Press a publishing company founded with the purpose of focusing on amazing, perspective-changing work instead of the exclusivity of traditional publishing companies.   Our episode today is all about performance. We are sharing some of our favorite clips from entrepreneurs, authors, podcasters, and other performance experts on topics like overcoming fear, creating your perfect day, and how to build a life that you love.   We went back into the archives and dug up a few excellent episodes that highlight some amazing performance tips and we put them all together for you in today’s episode!   Get the full shownotes on the Under30Experiences Blog.

Colin Wright (@colinismyname) is an author who travels full-time. Originally from California, Colin started and ran a branding studio in Los Angeles. After experiencing some financial success, he refocused his attention on being happier, healthier, and doing work he believes in; which meant a dramatic adjustment to the metrics of how he measured success. Shortly thereafter he got rid of everything he owned that didn’t fit into a carry-on bag and hit the road. That was in 2009, he has been traveling ever since and Colin says "It was the best decision I've ever made". He's is an incredibly intelligent and interesting man, he's written some 30+ books on topics including travel, minimalism and business. He works from wherever he is currently living, co-owns a publishing company (Asymmetrical Press), speaks internationally, runs a blog which can be found at exilelifestyle.com and produces his own podcast called "Let's know Things". Every four months or so, Colin's readers vote on where he will move and live next. In this conversation, we covered a variety of topics including tech, a little on the stock market and how he would go about building an app for the trade sector if he was commissioned with that task. To learn more about Colin, search his name and you'll find him pretty much everywhere, his handle is @colinismyname on most social networks, or head to his website: colin.io. If you enjoy Trench Talk, please remember to hit the subscribe button inside your chosen podcast player. I get quite a few requests for guess and other ideas for the show, a shout out to Russell for suggesting I track down Colin. If you have suggestions of your own or just want to say hi, you can email me – podcast@xrm.com.au. Enjoy Trench Talk Episode #032 with Colin Wright…   ---- Show notes and links for this episode can be found at xrm.com.au/podcast. Feel free to email me with any suggestions or feedback to podcast@xrm.com.au. You can find Matt Reynolds on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and on LinkedIn.  

Episode 182: Colin Wright is an author, speaker, and the host of the Let's Know Things podcast. He's also the blogger behind Exile Lifestyle and the co-founder of Asymmetrical Press. Colin has been traveling full-time since 2009. Show notes: Claim your free 30 day Audible trial here: http://audibletrial.com/mindbodymusings How Colin Wright came up with the idea to travel to a new country every four months and leave the destination up to his followers to decide What the equivalent to "blogging" is these days in a world that's saturated with media How Colin creates friendships when he's always traveling and on the road The three orbits of friendship Being connected, without being attached, to all people in your life How Colin is able to create romantic relationships, even during his travels, with the aid of strong communication and honesty Allowing yourself space to change your mind about your lifestyle whenever you want (and giving the same permission to others) How Colin plans a "check-in" with his romantic partners to see if the relationship is still making sense or if they need to speak up about something out of alignment How to train your minimalism muscle Minimalism is not about the amount of things you have- it's about your relationship to them. The country that made the biggest impact on Colin for being the most bizarre and impactful Must-read books: Sapiens and Homo Deus by Yuval Noah Harari Connect with Colin: Exile Lifestyle Let's Know Things Author page Twitter Instagram Facebook YouTube [Tweet "Minimalism is not about how many things you own. It's about your relationship to your things."] {COACHING} Ready to break limiting beliefs + Take your self-worth to the next level? Apply for my 1:1 coaching HERE {RETREAT} The Feminine Surrender: A Weekend Haven for Restoring Trust, Love and Expression is approaching. Sign up to be notified of the next one HERE.

Branding on a business-level is common, but today branding is becoming just as important on a personal level. In today's world and entrepreneurial landscape, there is no room for being another face in the crowd. Learn how to separate yourself from the competition by creating a recognizable personal brand. Colin Wright is an author, entrepreneur, and a podcast host. His podcast is called Let's Know Things and his blog is Exile Lifestyle.   He has written over thirty books, from travel memoirs to books about entrepreneurship to science fiction novels, and he co-founded a publishing company called Asymmetrical Press.     Back in the day, he ran a branding studio where he helped businesses and individuals understand who they were so they could more clearly and concisely communicate their message to their audience.   In this episode you'll learn... how to approach a personal brand the strategy behind building a personal brand how to tie everything you do together as a brand what to avoid doing that many do what questions should agencies be asking to become unique in-depth strategy behind how Colin branded his podcast Find Colin here: colin.io Let's Know Things Podcast Exile Lifestyle - Colin's blog   If you've enjoyed the episode, please subscribe to the Digital Agency Marketing Podcast on iTunes and leave us a review for the show.   Take part in the CONTEST we put together to celebrate the launch of this podcast. It's a contest where you can't lose. You will get something, it's just a matter of how much stuff you'll actually win. Click here to enter.  Just for entering you will get a surprise everyone else has to pay for. You can't lose!

Colin is a professional author and international speaker, and co-founded a publishing company. He travels full-time, moving to a new country every four months or so, with the country being determined by the votes of readers of his blog.   In the six years since starting his blog, Colin has lived in New Zealand, Thailand, Iceland, India, Romania, and Czech Republic, visited the 48 contiguous US states twice, road tripped through South America, rode the rails through Southeast Asia, and visited about 30 other countries.   Since hitting the road, he has pivoted from building brands for other companies, to consulting on branding, to building brands for himself. He has run nearly a dozen medium- and small-scale endeavors, in industries ranging from sustainable product design to subscription-based publishing technologies. He currently makes a living by publishing books through a publishing company called Asymmetrical Press, which he also co-founded with two fellow authors, Josh and Ryan from The Minimalists.   He also periodically teaches classes, gives talks at schools, conferences, and events, and runs workshops all over the world.   Colin’s Challenge; 20 minutes per day away from technology and other people to allow your mind to free associate and be creative.   Colin’s Writing On Failing Gracefully   If you liked this interview, check out episode 23 with Nathan Chan. We discuss publishing and brand-building.

"Eighty percent of my preconceived notions about a place are wrong" - Colin Wright Colin Wright will move to a new country if that's what the people want. Readers of his popular blog, Exile Lifestyle, vote on where in the world he will move next. So far Colin has lived in Iceland, India, Romania, and the Czech Republic to name a few. He spends four months in each location to allow time to really get to know a place. Find out which countries were surprisingly comfortable and which ones were a daily adventure! Colin and I both grew up in Missouri, and I have been following Colin's travels and writing for years. He was an inspiration for my own brand of slow travel, and I'm excited to finally have him on the podcast! Colin is also a speaker, author and founder of Asymmetrical Press, an Indie publishing company. He has 32+ books currently in print, in addition to writing his blog and newsletter. Listen to the episode if you want to learn Colin's process for moving to and integrating with life in a new country. Also listen to the episode if you are a blogger, writer, or author and you want to take advantage of Colin's insight into the publishing world. Quotes: "When I move to a new place I buy a cheap guitar and give it away when I leave" - Colin Wright "Eighty percent of my preconceived notions about a place are wrong" - Colin Wright "Focus on producing really good, valuable stuff" - Colin Wright "Don't let yourself start something new until you finish" - Colin Wright "We are not doing business with assholes" - Colin Wright "You can publish a fortune cookie" - Colin Wright "You can call yourself an author anytime you want" - Colin Wright "A book is becoming a nebulous concept" - Colin Wright "Write all the time to hone your voice" - Colin Wright "Ideally, everyone gets the same access to money and information" - Colin Wright "Adventure is pushing up against your personal comfort zone" - Colin Wright "Decide which medium is best for your story or audience" - Colin Wright What you will learn: -Why you should bring a macbook pro to Iceland and then sell it ($$$) -How to move anywhere in the world and set up your life there -Book marketing strategy -How publishing is changing -How to plan your blogging/writing long term strategy -How to get paid speaking gigs -A new model for a modern book tour -How to determine which medium to communicate with your audience Continue the adventure: Colin's Blog: Exile Lifestyle Colin's publishing company Asymmetrical Press Recent Forbes Article about Colin: How This 30-Year-Old Travels The World On As Little As $30,000 A Year Asymmetrical's guide: How to Publish and Indie Book Some of the 32 (!) books Colin has out right now: Some Thoughts About Relationships How to Travel Full-Time Act Accordingly             My Exile Lifestyle Thanks Colin Wright! If you enjoyed this session of The Art of Adventure Podcast, let Colin know by clicking on the link below and sending him a quick shout out on Twitter: Click here to thank Colin on Twitter! Support the Art of Adventure! This podcast is supported by listeners like you! Become a patron of the Art of Adventure on Patreon Subscribe to The Art of Adventure Podcast for free in iTunes or Stitcher. If you enjoyed the show, please help us by leaving a 5-star rating and review! You might also like these episodes: AOA 069 | Kimanzi Constable | How To Sell 100,000 Books And Move To Hawaii AOA 021 | Chris Taylor | Actionable Books and Deliberate Decision Making AOA 026 | Bruce Kasanoff | Ghostwriter My new course in Bali! Adventures in Entrepreneurship: Want to learn Balinese mud wrestling, climb a volcano, whitewater raft, do yoga, and meditate with a group of high impact entrepreneurs, all while helping each other master leadership skills such as charisma, relationship building,

Colin Wright is a published author with a whopping 30+ book titles under his belt in just a few years, and constant plans to put out so many more. A graphic designer and brand guru by original trade, Colin swapped the office and client meeting lifestyle to a life of travel, curiosity and exploration. He lives around the world, often no more than four months in locations determined by his readers; runs the popular online publishing company, Asymmetrical Press, with his business partners, Josh and Ryan from The Minimalist; puts out daily and weekly newsletters on a plethora of topics and interests, and still finds time for speaking gigs and various online courses. 

Colin Wright walked away from a bountiful financial opportunity to conduct extreme lifestyle experiments, like letting the readers of his blog vote on which country he should spend the next four months of his life in. This eventually resulted in the writing multiple books, and the development of an independent publishing company, Asymmetrical Press.Finding the balance between professional and personal fulfillmentWhy the meaning we find in money is starting to changeThe tendency to default to traditions, simply because they are traditionsA look at what it means to live intentionally, in spite of our circumstancesWhy you don't need to live a crazy adventure to have a good lifeOur tendency to demonize life in the cubicleWhy there is no downside to the hand you've been dealtImplementing systemized self disruption into your lifeWhat causes post traumatic growth versus post traumatic stressLearning to navigate the constantly undulating wave of good and badA look at the pivotal moment in Colin's life that would have led to significant wealthThe problem with living and measuring your life by one metricKnowing where you fall on the spectrum of risk and rewardLessons learned from Colin's travels to various countriesWhat eventually led Colin to create a publishing companyThe role that quality and talent will play in media and publishingColin Wright is an author, blogger, entrepreneur, and traveler. He periodically teaches classes online, gives talks, and runs workshops, all while travelling full time and publishing books with Asymmetrical Press. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Joshua Fields Millburn quit his comfortable corporate job in his thirties to pursue what he truly loved—writing books. In the few years since Joshua excited the corporate business world to work for himself in the book business world, he's developed an impressive readership and author platform at TheMinimalists.com as well as published a number of popular books. Stretching his author entrepreneur wings further, he teamed up with Ryan Nicodemus and Colin Wright (last week's guest) to create Asymmetrical Press, a micro-publishing company. Any way you slice it, Joshua has proven himself a success business-minded author with MBA-like instincts. In this candid chat, Joshua reveals a lot about his transformation into a thriving author entrepreneur, and how you can follow in his footsteps. And for more, find us on Twitter @WinningEdits or #AuthorMBA. Enjoy!

Colin Wright is a successful author and entrepreneur whose worldly travels inform and inspire his creative projects. Experienced in both creative non-fiction and fiction writing as well as the business-side of books, Colin continues to push the envelope on what authors can achieve when they marry strong writing skills with savvy business skills. His curiosity about the business of books has led him into pursuing a number of fascinating startups in the publishing space, the most recent being Asymmetrical Press with co-founders Joshua and Ryan (The Minimalists). I love Colin's amazing ability to succinctly and vividly describe the conditions affecting writers today; his language, forethought, and approach are refreshing and well tuned into the opportunities facing author entrepreneurs today. Chatting with Colin is always a thrill. I wager you'll enjoy the chat too. And for more, find us on Twitter @WinningEdits or #AuthorMBA. Enjoy!

This week, Iain is joined by Shawn Mihalik, author of The Flute Player, a novella published by Asymmetrical Press. Topics include how to write short fiction, the difference between a novella and a novel, and how Shawn found his publisher via a slightly unusual route. Lots of good chat and interesting stuff. Go find your headphones. Then come back. Listen up.