Podcast appearances and mentions of jenny bravo

Today I'm talking with Jenny Bravo, a portland based food photographer, prop curator, studio owner, trained chef, certified health coach, and mom of two. Jen's work seamlessly weaves between drool-worthy styled food, clever product shots, and images that show greater brand stories, such as a recent series she photographed for Luke's Lobster. As if that all wasn't enough, we're here to talk about income diversification for food photographers, because Jenny also has a stunning pottery line with Campfire Pottery. It's safe to say this girl can do it all, and I'm hoping that this conversation will let me absorb just a bit of her superpowers through osmosis. I'll keep you posted on that. ACCESS the full show notes for this episode and download some business-building freebies here: https://moriahbrooke.com/podcast/income-diversification-with-jenny-bravo In this episode you'll learn: How past careers can help you become a better creative entrepreneur. Mindset shifts that occur when making your first hire. How to go about income diversification as a creative. How Jen stays inspired and grows her style while working with clients. And more!

Listen in as your friend Jeanette chats with Jenny Bravo a six-time self-published author who writes books about strong young women who don't have it all together. She shares writing advice on her website, Jenny Bravo Books. Today Jenny and Jeanette discus books, writing, being inspired and so much more.   Complete show notes are available at itstimeforcoffeepod.com

We all have a story to tell. I bet many of you have wondered how you might get your story into the world and write it down for others to read. Today author Jenny Bravo is chatting with me about how she got into self-publishing and it provided an avenue for her to tell her most difficult stories. She actually took real-life scenarios from her life and turned them into fiction, providing catharsis for herself as she healed, and a pursuit of her newfound passion.  Sponsor: SEO Made Simple: www.seomadesimple.co Don't miss Meg's upcoming SEO For Squarespace Workshop - March 28! 

Author Jenny Bravo & I talk about writing sprints, handwriting with pen & paper, keeping a scene list, our mutual love of Twitter, and tons more!

Jenny Bravo is the self-published author of These Are the Moments and the blogger behind Blots and Plots, a motivational blog for readers and writers. We're chatting with Jenny about being intentional with your time, balancing creation with consumption, building the dreaded author platform, and crappy first drafts. Here's where you can find Jenny: Check out Jenny's website, Blots and Plots, for plenty of writing resources. Don't forget to download your free book at Jenny Bravo Books! You can also catch Jenny on Twitter and Instagram. Here's where you can find Abbigail: Website: www.InkwellsandImages.com Twitter: https://twitter.com/abbigailekriebs Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/abbigailekriebs/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/inkwellsandimages/ Here's where you can find Ashley: Website: www.brookseditorial.com Twitter: https://twitter.com/brookseditorial Instagram: http://instagram.com/brookseditorial Pinterest: http://pinterest.com/brookseditorial Quotes from the episode “If you want to write a novel, you really should be writing something that means a lot to you.” --- Jenny “Once I made the decision to write something I knew and was confident in, I went from there.” --- Jenny “You’re not going to learn how to write a novel until you’re actually writing through it.” --- Jenny “[Writing sprints on Twitter] really motivated me to get the writing done.” --- Jenny “If you want to actually make all these things happen, you’re going to have to find space in your day.” --- Jenny “If it’s something you really want to do and you really care about, you’ll find the time.” --- Jenny “We can’t always be consuming stories if we ever want to create our own.” --- Ashley “If I’m writing a book, I’m not going to be reading another contemporary romance book because I don’t want that to filter into my own writing.” --- Jenny “Just have some quiet time where you can be with your own thoughts and not with other people’s thoughts.” --- Jenny “Consuming too much content can really put us at a disadvantage when it comes to creating our own.” --- Abbigail “I like to put in at least an hour of work/writing time per day.” --- Jenny “Being honest and having conversations with the people in your life. Saying ‘Look, this is important to me, and maybe you don’t fully understand what it is, but I need time to work and to write.’ “--- Jenny “Being by other people gives you new ideas and new perspectives.” --- Ashley “Everyone has a unique experience and relationship with the world. I would be doing a disservice to people who are reading my book and to the art itself if I were cocky enough to think I could create everything on my own and not have this dialogue with other people who have had way different life experiences.” --- Jenny “Our first drafts are just going to be really awful . . . After I got that out of my system, I could write something people would actually want to read.” --- Jenny “If you don’t at least start something, you’re never going to be able to work to improve it.” --- Ashley On blogging: “I never wanted to be teaching people things that I hadn’t experienced myself.” --- Jenny “Instead of focusing on ‘How do I build this big following?’ focus on ‘How do I meet people who are really inspiring, and how do I meet people I can have honest conversations about writing with?’ “ --- Jenny “Those are my two main things: Having a website where people can find you, and being on Twitter where people can have a conversation with you.” --- Jenny Mini Book Club Now and Again by Jennifer Ellision Vinyl by Sophia Elaine Hanson Secrets Don't Keep by Elora Ramirez Write without Crushing Your Soul: Sustainable Publishing and Freelancing by Ed Cyzewski The Charismatics by Ashley R. Carlson The Color of Water in July by Nora Carroll

elise chats with author, Jenny Bravo, about how she wrote and self-published a novel while working a traditional day job. So many of us work to build businesses and careers "on-the-side" and this episode discusses motivation and staying accountable. shownotes can be found at elisejoy.com/podcast/shownotes97

Episode #30 - Jenny Bravo Jenny Bravo is a romance writer whose first book comes out May 2015. She talks about her journey to becoming an author. Some of the topics we touch on: Team building Finding an editor Wattpad Social Media presence and building a tribe Christine Frazier's doodles (and how I hope someday she'll make one for me) Confetti - she loves it (and so does my mom) TATM - These are the Moments -- Jenny's hashtag Balancing working full time and writing Writing by hand Beta readers Print books vs e-books vs audio books Links Mentioned Blots and Plots - Jenny's site Ksenia Anske Tanya Gold Freelancers Union Ashley Carlson (the guest who keeps on giving) | My interview with Ashley on Ep 9 Christine Frazier | My interview with Christine in Ep 17 Marissa Fuller - The Brazen Bibliophile Freedom app - Shut off you internet for a predetermined amount of time My interview with Simon Whistler in Episode 12 where we talk about audio books (among other things) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Subscribe to the WET Podcast in iTunes | Main page for The WET Podcast You can follow me at @emarsh. Music: “Double the Daily Dose” by Revolution Void (http://www.revolutionvoid.com)

Ashley R. Carlson is a fantasy writer who successully completed NaNoWriMo in 2013, and it changed her life. She talks about that life change, as well as her new novel, T he Charismatics, writing habits, writing sex scenes, soliciting and handling beta readers, and much more. I know you'll enjoy this excellent interview, and you even get to hear her German Shepherd bark a few times. LINKS MENTIONED Ashley R. Carlson's Website Ashley's twiiter: @AshleyRCarlson1 NaNoWriMo Ksenia Anske's website (indie writer/self- publisher) Jenny Bravo's website (with Ashley's guest post about beta readers) Ashley's cover designer, M.S. Corley (Who has designed covers for NYT's Bestselling Author, Hugh Howey!) Ashley's formatter for e-book and print format, Stuart Whitmore of Crenel Publishing --- Subcsribe to the WET Podcast in iTunes | Main page for The WET Podcast Permalink for this episode You can follow me at @emarsh. Music: “Double the Daily Dose” by Revolution Void (http://www.revolutionvoid.com) Check out this episode!