Podcast appearances and mentions of jen milius

Welcome Janyre Tromp as takeover host on The TufFish Show, a place to help writers and aspiring authors get out of their own way to leave a legacy by telling the stories they want to share through writing their own books and confidently sharing them with others. The writing process can be tough and the business side can feel scary, but TufFish makes both feel smoother and achievable. Visit https://www.jennifermilius.com/tuffish to learn more. When Janyre Tromp volunteered to takeover my show and put me in the hot seat, I knew we'd have fun! We covered how to go into any event, what to think about for speaking engagements, how to discern the right ones for you, and how to detach from the outcome. If you're thinking about how to take your author business to the next level, let this episode be a resource to help you get started. Janyre Tromp is a veteran book editor by day and writer of mid-20th century historical novels with a healthy dose of deliciously creepy suspense at night. She's the award-winning and bestselling author of Darkness Calls the Tiger and Shadows in the Mind's Eye and co-author of O Little Town. And that all happens from her unfinished basement when she's not hanging out with her family, two troublesome cats, and slightly eccentric Shetland Sheepdog. To pre-order Jen's new book, Author Stylist Guide: Own Your Greatness, Get Visible, Share Your Message, visit :https://a.co/d/90U3q3t https://www.jennifermilius.com/books Get to know your takeover host Janyre Tromp: Visit - http://www.JanyreTromp.com and http://www.editinginsiders.com Book purchase links: Darkness Calls the Tiger Shadows in the Mind's Eye

Welcome to The TufFish Show, a place to help writers and aspiring authors get out of their own way to leave a legacy by telling the stories they want to share through writing their own books and confidently sharing them with others. The writing process can be tough and the business side can feel scary, but TufFish makes both feel smoother and achievable. Visit https://www.jennifermilius.com/tuffish to learn more. To me, being a writer and business owner have been integral to my personal development and spiritual growth as a person. Each time we go back and rework a section or chapter or go through updates from our editor, we are reflecting and dreaming. Each time we work with a cover designer, map out our marketing plans, pitching book signing, podcast interviews or speaking opportunities, we are reflecting and dreaming. Reflecting on where we've been and what we've learned, and dreaming of where we want to go, how we want to show up and serve our readers and audience. So let this short and sweet solo episode encourage you as reflect and dream about your books, your message, and your author business. You are closer to your goals and dreams than where you were a year ago, which also means new levels will continue to open up so that you can get your book and message to your readers. Jennifer Milius is an entrepreneur, coach, developmental editor, author, and host of The TufFish Show who helps creatives bring out their inner greatness so that they get comfortable using their voice, sharing their message, and being visible. Whether it's speaking to elementary school students about courage and confidence; helping authors and creatives move to their next level through coaching, developmental editing, refining keynote speeches, instructions through course or workshops; or even having them on The TufFish Show, Jen believes when you share your gifts and message, you bring joy to others and show what's possible for them. Visit - www.jennifermilius.com/stylist Get free resources at http://www.jennifermilius.com/start

Part of being an author is getting feedback on your books. Sometimes it's during the process as you're refining your drafts before you hit publish, and sometimes, you'll receive feedback afterwards through reviews. Let this solo episode offer a way to reframe how to view and handle feedback when you're on the receiving end as well as offer guidance for when you're the person providing the feedback. Jennifer Milius is an entrepreneur, coach, developmental editor, author, and host of The TufFish Show who helps creatives bring out their inner greatness so that they get comfortable using their voice, sharing their message, and being visible. Whether it's speaking to elementary school students about courage and confidence; helping authors and creatives move to their next level through coaching, developmental editing, refining keynote speeches, instructions through course or workshops; or even having them on The TufFish Show, Jen believes when you share your gifts and message, you bring joy to others and show what's possible for them. Visit - www.jennifermilius.com/stylist Get free resources at http://www.jennifermilius.com/start

One of the main messages in my business is about owning your space and letting your light shine. I wholeheartedly believe that there's only one YOU, and your gifts, message and story need to be shared. And I get how nerve wracking that can be. Your creativity is a gift and will require you to get visible to make the impact you want to have, so let this solo bite-size episode offer some perspective, encouragement and support to help you trust the creativity in you. Jennifer Milius is an entrepreneur, developmental editor, coach and accomplished multi-genre author who leverages her 20-year corporate career, undergraduate Communications degree, and M.B.A. to help creatives bring out their inner greatness so that they get comfortable using their voice, sharing their message, and being visible. Having spoken to over 5,000 elementary school students about courage and confidence as well as being host of The TufFish Show, Jen believes when you share your gifts and message, you bring joy to others and show what's possible for them. Tapping into your full potential means that joy, purpose, and possibility are coming together through you. Visit - www.jennifermilius.com/stylist Get free tips to help you get started with podcast guesting or speaking: www.jennifermilius.com/start TufFish: https://www.jennifermilius.com/tuffish

In today's episode, I spoke with my lovely writer friend Jen Milius. Jen is a talented multi-genre author, developmental editor, podcast host, and all-around wonderful human and I was delighted to have her join me for a wonderful conversation about writing, editing, and really finding your voice. She shared so many golden nuggets you can take into your own life, including: How she was able to bring together her different talents and backgrounds on her journey to becoming a published author. The importance of having containers to capture your ideas and creativity when it comes. Ways to find joy in the creative process, even amongst the bumps that happen. What the common denominator for writing in different genres is. The benefits of reading what you wrote out loud. I think you'll really enjoy the playfulness and curiosity that Jen brings to the writing process! About Jennifer: Jennifer Milius is an entrepreneur, developmental editor, coach and accomplished author having published seven children's titles in the Einstein and Moo series, and most recently, co-authored You Know it's a Verb, Right? which blends personal development, business, and leadership tenets. Jen leverages her 20-year corporate career, undergraduate Communications degree, and M.B.A. to help writers and aspiring authors get out of their own way and leave a legacy by telling their stories through writing their own books and confidently sharing them with others. As host of The TufFish Show, Jen features authors from different genres and businesses, but with one thing in common – they had a message or story they wanted to tell and courageously got out of their own way and made it happen. Check out her website at www.jennifermilius.com and find her on IG at @authorjennifermilius --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/dallas-woodburn/support

Get a cup of your favorite drink and raise it to celebrate with host Jen Milius as this week is the 100th episode of The TufFish Show, which feature authors from different genres and businesses, but they all have one thing in common – they had a message or story they wanted to tell and courageously got out of their own way and made it happen. This show will inspire you to do the same because when you hear someone else's story, you get the guidance and encouragement to keep going and get your book out in the world, too. It has been such an incredible journey so far, so it felt like a solo episode would be the perfect way to celebrate this first of many big milestones! As much as Jen loves interviewing her guests, this solo episode was also fun to create because it was a different way to give back and share why she's so passionate about this community and this show. During this episode, you'll also hear a little behind the scenes, get tips for how to be a guest on a podcast, and get a pep talk to encourage you to keep going. Jen is a big believer that if you have a story or book that's in your heart to write, then there's someone else out there who needs to read it. And once that book is published, you have to keep going and put yourself out there to share it. SHOW LINKS Learn more about working with Jen Get started with Shine as a Podcast Guest course

In this episode, Alexa interviews developmental editor Jen Milius about all the things authors need to know when looking for and working with a developmental editor.

The TufFish Show is a place to help writers and aspiring authors get out of their own way to leave a legacy by telling the stories they want to share through writing their own books and confidently sharing them with others. The writing process can be tough and the business side can feel scary, but TufFish makes both feel smoother and achievable. Visit https://www.jennifermilius.com/tuffish to learn more. This week's solo episode, host Jen Milius talks about what story are you telling, and more importantly what are you believing. You are a gifted storyteller - your words can transport your reader to new worlds, new adventures, new ways of thinking, and even new mindset shifts for themselves and what they believe is possible. Your words are powerful for them, but also for you. So use this episode as a reminder to make sure the story you're telling and believing are supportive and encouraging about you.

Kajabi entrepreneur stories of inspiration and author interview with Kajabi hero, Jen Milius, selling memberships for writers. Entrepreneur stories of inspiration, stories of failure and success, overcoming fear, writing your first book and using clubhouse ideas inside. 00:00 Welcome 1:05 What's working now for Jen 1:49 The story behind TufFish™ 5:08 Glimpse of Jen's Kajabi site 6:14 How Jen is using Clubhouse to connect with writers 10:16 What a developmental editor does 12:39 Challenges Jen sees others facing with writing 18:31 What Jen wants to leave you with today For the best business, legal, and Kajabi resources all in one place, unlock the FREE Kajabi Resource Library. https://www.tamsenhorton.com/pbkammunity To read Jen's entire story inside Open For Business: https://www.preneurbusinessklub.com Connect directly with Kajabi hero & PBK member, Jen Milius at https://www.jennifermilius.com https://www.instagram.com/authorjennifermilius https://www.linkedin.com/in/jennifermilius https://www.facebook.com/authorjennifermilius Clubhouse: @authorjennifemilius

Welcome to Creative On Purpose Live, conversations about cultivating greater fulfillment and equanimity in endeavors that make a difference. I'm your host, Scott Perry, author of Onward, head coach at Akimbo Workshops, and Chief Difference-Maker at Creative on Purpose. Visit CreativeOnPurpose.com to learn more and grab your copy of the burnout solution. Today's guest is Jen Milius, developmental editor and author of Einstein and Moo. Learn more about Jen at JenMilius.com.

Welcome to Creative On Purpose Live! These conversations are about flying higher in the difference only you can make. Endeavor better. It’s time to be creative on purpose. Are you ready? Let’s go! I’m your host, Scott Perry, author of Onward and Difference-Maker Coach at Creative on Purpose and Akimbo Workshops. Visit CreativeOnPurpose.com to start doing better work by making better decisions. This season we’re drawing insight and inspiration from guests who are successfully embracing uncertainty, navigating adversity, and making things better doing work that matters. Today's guest is Jen Milius, developmental editor and author of Einstein and Moo. Learn more about Jen at JenMilius.com.

Welcome to The TufFish! TufFish helps writers and aspiring authors get out of their own way to leave a legacy by telling the stories they want to share through writing their own books and confidently sharing them with others. The writing process can be tough and the business side can feel scary, but TufFish makes both feel smoother and achievable. TufFish host Jen Milius believe that we’re all works in progress, but your first, next or current book doesn’t have to be. And when you have support from someone who has “been there” and understands what you’re going through, it makes all the difference in the world. Jen's goal is to help writers get from “maybe I’ll do it” to “it’s happening!” This show will feature authors from different genres and businesses, but they all have one thing in common – they had a message or story they wanted to tell and courageously got out of their own way and made it happen. This show will inspire you to do the same because when you hear someone else’s story, you get the guidance and encouragement to keep going and get your book out in the world, too. Learn more at www.jennifermilius.com/tuffish

Jen Milius is a storyteller and people whisperer. She is an author, motivational speaker, career and leadership coach. Jen has enjoyed writing and reading since she was a young girl, leading her to earn an undergraduate degree in Communications.  Her career path has involved intense management skills such as public relations, project management, organization development […]

The Great Maritini just received the coveted Story Monsters Approval. Click here to read for free with kindle unlimited Today we talk with Jen Milius, storyteller and people whisperer. Not sure we did any whispering but we sure did laugh a lot during our chat about her wonderful kidlit picture book series Einstein and Moo, We also talk and laugh about spiders. It is a fun conversation we know you will enjoy. Click here to find Jen's books on amazon

My Personal Vision/Mission Statement: Can It Really Help Me? Join Dr. Wayne Applewhite, Co-Founder of Just Leadership, LLC, a former Associate Professor and Adjunct Professor for Boston University, and the host of "Affect!", as he and Ms. Jen Milius, explore the question: "My Personal Vision/Mission Statement: Can It Really Help Me?" When we set our sight on a goal, most of the time we are able to achieve that goal. But what is it behind the drive, the motivation, the inspiration, the "You" that steers you towards that goal? Listen to our show and see if we can answer those and other questions you might have!

Curiosity in the Leadership Lab! Join Dr. Wayne Applewhite, Co-Founder of Just Leadership, LLC, former Associate Professor and Adjunct Professor for Boston University, and the host of Affect!, as he and his guest, Jen Milius, discuss: Curiosity in the Leadership Lab! When you think of leadership, whether you are considering what happens at work, at home, in the classroom, on the sports field, or where ever your thoughts might take you, “Curiosity” has a place. When one experiments, it is most often because that person or group is curious about what they might find, or not! Just like now, I am very curious to see where this discussion takes us Monday Night! If you are too, continue reading! Questions: Is curiosity good? Is curiosity bad? How is curiosity perceived from peers, subordinates, supervisors, leaders, significant others, teachers, students, or followers? Does curiosity really have a place? This upcoming episode with Jen Milius can help us answer those and most likely other questions that are dancing around in our minds! Join us on Monday as we talk about, trust, perception, extending the knowledge, and bridging the gaps, through Curiosity in the Leadership Lab!  

Join Dr. Wayne Applewhite, Co-Founder of Just Leadership, LLC, former Associate Professor and Adjunct Professor for Boston University, and the host of Affect!, as he and his guest, Jen Milius, discuss: Curiosity in the Leadership Lab! When you think of leadership, whether you are considering what happens at work, at home, in the classroom, on the sports field, or where ever your thoughts might take you, “Curiosity” has a place. When one experiments, it is most often because that person or group is curious about what they might find, or not! Just like now, I am very curious to see where this discussion takes us Monday Night! If you are too, continue reading! Questions: Is curiosity good? Is curiosity bad? How is curiosity perceived from peers, subordinates, supervisors, leaders, significant others, teachers, students, or followers? Does curiosity really have a place? This upcoming episode with Jen Milius can help us answer those and most likely other questions that are dancing around in our minds! Join us on Monday as we talk about, trust, perception, extending the knowledge, and bridging the gaps, through Curiosity in the Leadership Lab! Curious? Call in and give us your thoughts or listen in and think with us. No matter if you call in or listen in, this 50+ minute episode will leave us with room for thought! Don’t miss it!!!