Podcasts about tribe writers

How to write a best selling book with best selling author Jeff Goins Jeff Goins is an American author, blogger, and speaker. He is the founder of Tribe Writers, an online community for writers. 

In this episode, Hilliard talks with some dope, black, female Emerging Writers from Executive Producer (INSECURE) Amy Aniobi's new, inaugural TRIBE WRITERS Talent Incubator: writer/filmmaker Jasmine Ogunjimi who was also a professional basketball player, Sherean Jones, a writer/filmmaker who is a sought after 1st AD, currently in film school at USC and Colette Prosper, a comedy writer, journalist and podcaster of The Yummi CoCo Show has written articles for Elle, New York and many more. Connect with Us on Social Media: Chris Derrick on Twitter Hilliard Guess on Twitter Colette Prosper on Twitter and Instagram Tracy Grant on Twitter The Screenwriters Rant Room on Facebook The Screenwriters Rant Room on Twitter Sherean Jones on Instagram Jasmine Ogunijimi on Twitter and Instagram Check out Rebel Africa at their website www.rebelafrica.org --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/screenwriters-rant-room/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/screenwriters-rant-room/support

Bestselling author, blogger, and founder of Tribe Writers talks faith, writing, and his book, Real Artists Don't Starve. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit ginnyyttrup.substack.com

"Life is hard. I write words to make it softer." - Anne Peterson In this episode I'm talking with my friend Anne Peterson, a gifted poet, author, and speaker. Anne learned through Tribe Writers we should write what we know. Anne knows grief. shares her story and recites her beautiful poetry for us. Hear the powerful words from the Lord has put on her heart to bring comfort and hope hearts that are hurting. God said to Moses in Exodus 4:12, "Now go; I will help you speak and will teach you what to say." Anne has experienced loss beyond words, yet her heavenly Father redeems it all and allows her to use her beautiful words to minister to others. Words He has given her to write. They have been a healing balm for her soul and have touched the hearts of others with His comfort and peace. You can connect with Anne at annepeterson.com on Facebook, and by email at anne@annepeterson.com. When you visit Anne's website she has some free gifts for you! Look for the free ebook tab and grab your copy of Someone in Grief: 17 Things You Need to Know and Real Love. All free to you just for signing up for her newsletter which is also free encouragement for your soul! Anne Peterson is a Christian poet, speaker, and published author of 15 books and numerous articles. She has written for Christianity Today, Today’s Christian Woman, as well as other publications. She has also written Bible studies for christianbiblestudies.com. Currently she is a regular contributor to crosswalk.com, and a writer for their couples devotionals. Since 1995, Anne’s poetry has been sold through gift stores and online in both the U.S. and abroad. Married for 44 years to her husband Michael, they have two grown children, four grandchildren here and one in heaven. I'd love to connect with you too, so subscribe to this podcast and hop on over to my blog, dorisswift.com, and subscribe there. You'll receive encouragement straight to your inbox and I promise not to spam you. Just words of encouragement, hope, and God's truth. Thanks, friend! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/doris-swift/message

"Life is hard. I write words to make it softer." - Anne Peterson In this episode I'm talking with my friend Anne Peterson, a gifted poet, author, and speaker. Anne learned through Tribe Writers we should write what we know. Anne knows grief. shares her story and recites her beautiful poetry for us. Hear the powerful words from the Lord has put on her heart to bring comfort and hope hearts that are hurting.  God said to Moses in Exodus 4:12, "Now go; I will help you speak and will teach you what to say." Anne has experienced loss beyond words, yet her heavenly Father redeems it all and allows her to use her beautiful words to minister to others. Words He has given her to write. They have been a healing balm for her soul and have touched the hearts of others with His comfort and peace.  You can connect with Anne at annepeterson.com on Facebook, and by email at anne@annepeterson.com. When you visit Anne's website she has some free gifts for you! Look for the free ebook tab and grab your copy of Someone in Grief: 17 Things You Need to Know and Real Love. All free to you just for signing up for her newsletter which is also free encouragement for your soul! Anne Peterson is a Christian poet, speaker, and published author of  15 books and numerous articles. She has written for Christianity Today, Today’s Christian Woman, as well as other publications. She has also written Bible studies for christianbiblestudies.com. Currently she is a regular contributor to crosswalk.com, and a writer for their couples devotionals. Since 1995, Anne’s poetry has been sold through gift stores and online in both the U.S. and abroad. Married for 44 years to her husband Michael, they have two grown children, four grandchildren here and one in heaven. I'd love to connect with you too, so subscribe to this podcast and hop on over to my blog, dorisswift.com, and subscribe there. You'll receive encouragement straight to your inbox and I promise not to spam you. Just words of encouragement, hope, and God's truth. Thanks, friend!  Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/doris-swift/message

Jeff Goins is the best-selling author of five books including The Art of Work and Real Artists Don't Starve. He is the founder of Tribe Writers, an online community for writers with 100,000 readers.   If you enjoyed this episode, please consider to rate, review, and subscribe on Apple Podcasts/iTunes. It takes less than 60 seconds and it really makes a difference. Rate, review, and subscribe at HardyHaberland.com/iTunes.

Jeff Goins is the best-selling author of five books including The Art of Work and Real Artists Don't Starve. He is the founder of Tribe Writers, an online community for writers with 100,000 readers.   Brought to you by Haberland Group (HaberlandGroup.com) and Hardy Haberland's Programs (HardyHaberland.com).   This podcast is brought to you by Haberland Group. Haberland Group is a global provider of marketing solutions. With multidisciplinary teams in major world markets, our holding companies specialize in advertising, branding, communications planning, digital marketing, media, podcasting, public relations, as well as specialty marketing. If you are looking for a world-class partner to work on marketing programs, go to HaberlandGroup.com and contact us.   This podcast is also brought to you by Hardy Haberland's Programs. Hardy provides educational programs for high performers who want world-class achievement, true fulfillment, and lasting transformation in their lives. He also provides consulting for established brands and businesses that have generated a minimum of $3 million in annual sales. If you need a catalyst for transformation and a strategist for success at the highest level, go to HardyHaberland.com and apply.   If you enjoyed this episode, please consider to rate, review, and subscribe on Apple Podcasts/iTunes. It takes less than 60 seconds and it really makes a difference. Rate, review, and subscribe at HardyHaberland.com/iTunes.

In this episode Nicole Rivera interviews Jeff Goins, the man behind TRIBE WRITERS, The Tribe Conference, and great books for writers like You Are A Writer (so start ACTING like one), The Art of Work, and Real Artists Don’t Starve. Jeff talks candidly about his early missteps, techniques he used to find success, and the importance of community in his own writing career.   Mentioned in this episode: *Any links to Amazon are affiliate links. Using any of these links to make any purchase on Amazon will support STOP WRITING ALONE.*   Steven Pressfield https://stevenpressfield.com/ THE WAR OF ART by Steven Pressfield https://amzn.to/2DkECQz Words of Wisdom from Dreamtopia https://stopwritingalone.com/2019/03/21/episode-9-words-of-wisdom-from-cathy-hellers-dreamtopia-2019/ CAPTAIN UNDERPANTS book set  https://amzn.to/2DgW9Jm Elizabeth Gilbert https://www.elizabethgilbert.com/ Jeff Goins https://goinswriter.com/ REAL ARTISTS DON’T STARVE by Jeff Goins https://amzn.to/2GeqYio Tribe Writers Course and Community  https://goins.tribewriters.com/sales-page Tribe Conference https://tribeconference.com/ Honoree Corder http://honoreecorder.com/ Crockett Park in Brentwood, TN http://www.brentwoodtn.gov/departments/parks-recreation/parks-trails-greenways/crockett-park The Portfolio Life (podcast by Jeff Goins)  https://goinswriter.com/portfolio-life/ Buy Nicole a coffee (AKA support the podcast!) https://ko-fi.com/stopwritingalone   Places to connect to the STOP WRITING ALONE community and introduce yourself: Stop Writing Alone FB Page: https://www.facebook.com/stopwritingalone/ Join the Stop Writing Alone with Nicole Rivera FB Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/2205774733034348/ Stop Writing Alone website: https://stopwritingalone.com/ Join the Stop Writing Alone email list: https://mailchi.mp/fcbe414431f5/tawgiveaway Nicole’s Instagram (be prepared for lots of #momlife exposure!): https://www.instagram.com/nv_rivera/ Nicole’s Twitter: https://twitter.com/nv_rivera The Stop Writing Alone voice number (call to introduce yourself!): (646) 907-9607   The EVERYONE CAN PODCAST crew. Here’s a list of podcasts made by my classmates coming out of Cathy Heller’s ECP course. This is one inspiring, creative, and informative bunch: The Soul Mammas Podcast https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-soul-mammas-podcast/id1393133041?mt=2&fbclid=IwAR1tjUxnEcrG1q_5m35ZzCduaS4fZJT2cYHl53CaWevMuRlcuvxBI6AFb3s How in the HELL Did I Get Here? https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/how-in-the-hell-did-i-get-here-the-podcast/id1448137091?mt=2&fbclid=IwAR2GyOaw93q3IplQLaF3_GZyzbgwEoxZFzB-uNQAoThKKghAKKCrVKYYohQ Creativity School https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/creativity-school/id1447571085?fbclid=IwAR28GwcZ9Tu81dH7aLtxFoX68-yYEisH3socPrcjmbN0Xk-YY3REgQ9L1Fc The Ready Pause Go Career https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-ready-pause-go-career/id1446761976?mt=2&fbclid=IwAR0GXU0O9TjFUcpTTIx_qfypkV1oizQwE_nBjD8hAW4G7x6PXq9PYwgs5IY Food Tribe https://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/food-tribe/id1440417232?mt=2&fbclid=IwAR0dADVs36_TgBDzSHIBmFB5JhY6wgag9RpnaX5B8NWjVvB1QTB7Cz5tkjU The DaddyBe Podcast https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-daddybe-podcast/id1447237794?mt=2&fbclid=IwAR1wUDvNi9dl3vvWzuGPlGydgxiU7evJWKYJrjY-cgrfaWRPRF_xsralitU I Have Dreams Dammit! https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/i-have-dreams-dammit/id1449508412?fbclid=IwAR0hmiKzF2ABgaqGwQVskxF-OQTV14v9uj1kTlLydvqFvST3kySb76YrKVw Lessons from a Quitter https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/lessons-from-a-quitter/id1412305413?mt=2 Do the Damn Thing https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/do-the-damn-thing/id1437481006?mt=2 Creative Cravings https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/creative-cravings/id1451813556?mt=2&fbclid=IwAR3pbdpDTUdZHiowOls8Ixf03l4XraMUaB4bS66F3b9LQYrBe-p3uA6XpMo Elder & Wiser https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/elder-wiser/id1453289708?fbclid=IwAR34ZTDVUcdIcHtt9tA1b67Z-WhmDtzM2GnTC8x4huJaS-YOowi1ij1Od2o Hustle Heartbreaks https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/hustle-heartbreaks/id1453207903?fbclid=IwAR2NAhma5OpBfR7P-XjMymAvDJhWVcvnizb5TqjZ5IncJIH4e8U49ai9nh0 Find Your Glee With Dinah G https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/find-your-glee-with-dinah-g/id1451375805?mt=2&fbclid=IwAR1_c5kV2wvsaFxwDe7zCMpyx047mtHl4eqskA0rc-FaPoIw-Hi8p84TYH0 Fiercely Human https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/fiercely-human/id1458152113?mt=2&fbclid=IwAR2naSYYKVM_alyHraRPfggoxpA_UrRVVTw8HhIW8X5PT76bJxYUaqgEIOE   And our teacher… Don’t Keep Your Day Job https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/dont-keep-your-day-job/id1191831035?mt=2

Last weekend I attended a conference in Nashville, TN put on by Michael Hyatt called the Achieve Conference. It was a fantastic experience. I learned a lot about being more productive, goal setting and most of all achieving my highest potential - which I get all jazzed up about! I hope to share some of what I learned in some future episodes if it makes sense. But, the best part of this last weekend wasn't the sessions or pages and pages of notes that I took about how to run a better business and be more productive. It was an unexpected lunch I had with another entrepreneur who has become a distant mentor of mine. A few years ago I was introduced to Jeff Goins, an online business owner who helps writers find their audience called Tribe Writers. I have been a student of Jeff's for a couple of years now, and I highly recommend his course and community. It's fantastic. I met Jeff at his Tribe Conference last year, and we have just stayed in touch via social media over the previous year. AN UNEXPECTED LUNCH I learned Jeff was at Achieve before it started and I sought him out to catch up with him to see how his world was doing and share a little bit more about my new venture, Adventurous Faith. In our conversation, one thing leads to another, and I said "Hey, you want to go grab lunch? I'm buying." I knew this was an opportunity I wouldn't get a second swipe at, and I wanted to take it. He graciously accepted, and we hopped in my car and headed to this off the beaten path Greek join located near the conference. I had all sorts of questions I wanted to ask him. Not very often do I get in front of a guy who's killing it in his entrepreneurial space and get to pick his brain. I was all ears. There was a lot I learned over the course of our conversation, but more than anything I learned A LOT more about Jeff - who he is as a person and most importantly what he's been learning about himself over the last year as a businessman. It was fascinating on so many levels, but there was something Jeff continued to come back to in our conversation that resonated with me in a profound and meaningful way. GETTING OFF THE EGO TRAIN One of the earlier questions I asked him was about what was working in his business right now and what he was thinking about changing. His response surprised me. "I'm done doing things just because they work." Wait, what? Don't' you do things because they work? It was all in at this point. Our conversation continued down a path I didn't see coming, and it was all about getting off the success train. Now, what did Jeff mean by those eight simple words? So many young, driven and passionate entrepreneurs get in the game because they want to make more money. Not a wrong reason to join the fun at all! But the problem ensues when you allow your desire for more money to drive your ego and the belief that you think it will make you happier. The only problem with this belief is that it never plays out that way. You'll never get there. You'll never get to the point of greater happiness with more money. It just doesn't exist. Your net worth may grow, but your satisfaction with yourself and who you are becoming will never move an inch. It can't. Why? Because we aren't wired this way. WHAT AM I DOING TO GROW MY EGO? Jeff and I's conversation took many twists, turns and leaps but this idea kept running to the front of my mind. How much of my ego is driving what I'm doing? What am I doing that I hope will make me look like a happier, more successful person but in the end will only motivate me to work harder and achieve more? We live in a broken world that drives our broken system of success and happiness. I, too, have bought into the system full throttle. But even this early in the game I am beginning to see how it won't make me any happier. I had to re-learn the lesson over a Greek salad on a Friday afternoon, but it was worth it. From my conversation with Jeff, Here's what I'm processing right now in my start-up: What am I doing right now that is driving my ego? What do I need to be doing more of (or less of) that will help my business journey more focused on relationships and less on profit and success? How will I know when enough money or success is enough? Will I know when to stop? The struggle is real, and God's willingness to teach me this lesson so early in the game leaves me undone. Lunch with Jeff was a gift from God that I never want to take for granted. I'll remember that conversation for a very long time. REACH OUT TO ME Facebook Instagram Twitter LinkedIn  

Do you struggle with being a starving artist? Or maybe you have trouble taking yourself seriously as a creator? Today’s guest believes that the stories we tell ourselves have a major impact on our success, which means we can change those stories, too. Jeff Goins is a best-selling author and speaker, focusing on writing, life, and creative work. His books include The Art of Work and Real Artists Don’t Starve. He also teaches writers to hone their craft and get the attention they deserve in his course Tribe Writers. Today, he talks to us about the difference between starving artists and thriving artists and the importance of the stories we tell ourselves. We also discuss the power of practicing in public as a way to commit to your art, as well as the power of “stealing” from other artists. Are the stories you’re telling yourself limiting your success? Do you feel like a starving artist or a thriving artist? Let us know in the comments on the episode page!   In this episode: The biggest difference between starving artists and thriving artists How to practice in public to become the thing you want to be How to call your own bluff on what you really want How a particular common “flaw” in creatives can actually be a strength The importance of being a thief   Quotes: “Whatever you think you are, you essentially become. We are not just what we do, but we become what we practice. Everyday you’re practicing being someone.” 16:29 “If you make this kind of commitment to your art… you call your own bluff.” 25:32 “Almost all art is commercial.” 37:12   Links: Pick up a free copy of Real Artists Don't Starve on Audible! Jeff’s Website  Follow Jeff on Facebook | Twitter | YouTube | Pinterest | Instagram Real Artists Don't Starve Pick up all the bonus material to Real Artists Don’t Starve    Check out the full show notes page Stay up to date with everything we're doing at Studio Sherpas Tune into our weekly Facebook Lives If you haven't already, we'd love it if you would leave us a review on iTunes!   Find out how Video Blocks can save you thousands on your productions!

On a Friday night in early March of 2016, I found myself exhausted on my couch after a week's worth of triathlon training. Early that winter, I decided I was going to chase down another Ironman finish in the summer of 2017 and was going to use the next year and a half to get there. As I sat on my couch that evening, there was one thing which became clear to me - I hated the entire last week of training. But my feelings drew deeper than hate. I no longer had the mental edge in my tank to pursue this "dream" one more time. It just didn't feel right. I can hardly even explain it to this day. It this most unexplainable moment I wanted to make sure my heart took notice of what my mind was telling me. As I thought more about it, something else began to stir inside of me. It was this desire to write. "You'll Write Books." Years ago, writing was a passion I wanted to pursue. "You'll write books," my friends declared over my life in college. Even back then I remember there being something to the pitter patter that went off in my heart anytime anyone would mention it. Each writer as a story about how they first got into writing. This story is mine. On that Friday night, my heart took a turn, and I began to pursue that pitter patter in my heart I once felt years ago in my college dorm. I never thought it would turn to where my life is driving me now. Moments that change everything. Life is full of moments in which you and I will look back on and think "It was there, at that moment where everything changed." That night on the couch was one of those moments for me. The next day, I woke up and set a timer for 20 minutes. I wrote whatever came to my heart or mind and when the timer stopped, I did. I continued this exercise for the next several weeks. In early May of that same year, I was speaking with another writer about what I was doing. She shared an intriguing factoid with me. She told me it takes a writer around 100,000 words to find their voice. "Hmm," I thought. Maybe there is something to this? So I set my next goal. I would spend the summer writing 100,000 words. At the end of the summer, I would see if it was something I enjoyed. This time around, I pushed the timer to the side and decided 1000 per day would be my benchmark. On labor day, 2016, I finished. Learning to chase down your dream I don't tell you that part of the story to get a pat on the back. I share that with you because sometimes we have to chase down our dreams and see if they stick. We have to send them to the lab of our lives in trial after trial to see if they give us the results our hearts hypothesized weeks or months earlier. Mine did. So I kept writing. But even after 100,000 words, I was left with more questions than answers. I was still trying to find my voice. I decided I needed to run this down even further. Much Needed Community I decided to put some skin in the game. Sometimes you'll find it necessary to do that with your dreams if you want to see if it works. I joined a fantastic community called Tribe Writers who have a passionate leader named Jeff Goins. I soon found myself at home with likeminded people who just wanted others to start paying attention to their work. As I explored the community further, I saw that it was never about "look at me." I found it to be more "look at this." We are artists looking for others to pay attention to the work pouring out of our hearts and minds to a world in desperate need of hope and what this art represents. Through completing the Tribe Writers course, I started a blog. I then began having more conversations about what I should be writing and found myself starting another blog which fit me better. Looking back on this entire process, I found myself in the delight of God. I just continued to pursue whatever may be forming inside of me and what it one day may become. I then had lots of conversations... As 2017 continued to roll on, I started having more and more conversations. I talked with those closest to me about who I am, what I wanted to write about and what I wanted to do. Through each of these threads, I began to notice something. It's something each of us will miss if we're not careful. It was God at work in my heart. What I didn't see back then but see in 20/20, technicolor now is God was pushing me this direction. At first, I didn't move. Why? After hard-learned lessons in my own life, I am not a guy who likes to leave or abandon too quickly. I love my job and what I have been privileged to do for the last 15 years in serving as a youth pastor. Even still, I kept on pursuing it. God, what are you doing here? As 2017 wore on, I began to ponder - God, what are you doing here? He was masterfully teaching me the art of letting go - surrender, and trust. Life often doesn't happen at the speed I want it to. But within the same breathe I can tell you life on God's plan and purpose has ever failed to leave me in amazement, either. I suppose I'm not really in control like I thought I was. Ah well, life is more fun this way. In the late fall of this past year, more conversations with those closest to me along with the leadership at my church turned me into a place of decision in my own life. I decided it was time to pursue this call to write, speak, and create in the entrepreneur space, full time. On May 31st of this year, at 34 years of age, I left the staff of my church and I am pursuing the call on my life outside the four walls of the only career I have ever known. And that is why I decided to quit my job and career and pursue my dream. Because God is calling me. I get it. You don't have to remind me this is where a lot of people get off the bus with all this "God talk." I'm not naive in thinking that. But for those of you who may find yourself rolling your eyes at the words above, give me one more sentence of your attention: The same God who is calling me is the same one nudging you. See, you wouldn't have made it this far down the article if you didn't think there was something to what I am saying. Sure, you may be thinking: "Leave a stable job and career that you love to pursue this?! You're either crazy or a freaking genius." I'm probably a little of both. But I don't deserve the credit here. All I did was take one step of obedience. All I did was decide to stop racing triathlons. All I did was set a timer and start writing. All I did was set a goal to write 100,000 words. All I did was join an amazing writing community. All I did was start a blog and hit publish. All I did was sit down and have over 100 conversations to run this down and get to the bottom of this dream. God did the rest. And by the rest, I mean the heavy lifting. See, I don't have the time to tell you the number of doors God has opened up in response to every step I have taken. I'm undone - entirely undone by what God has done here. And you can laugh, roll your eyes and turn the other way, and that is fine. But what I can tell you more than anything is this - I have more peace than I ever have in my life. And you want to know how I got that peace? By relinquishing control. That is where God does his greatest work - in surrender.  I hope you'll stick around and watch what God does. He tends to put on quite a show if we take notice. www.benweaver.org/sup-intro 

Welcome to episode #576 of Six Pixels Of Separation - The Mirum Podcast.  Here it is: Six Pixels Of Separation - The Mirum Podcast - Episode #576 - Host: Mitch Joel. If you are responsible for being creative (and, who isn't these days), there are few that are more inspiring than Jeff Goins. He believes that we all have a creative gift worth sharing with the world. And that is our art (and yes, work is art too!). So, whether you are grappling with a business idea, are thinking about writing a book, or there's a project you want to create, Jeff has amazing insights into how to get that work out and into the world. Plus, if you're more of a traditional artists, he believes that you don't have to starve to do it. His latest book is called, Real Artists Don't Starve. He's written other books as well (The Art Of Work, You Are A Writer, Wrecked and The In-Between). He's not just a bestselling author (writing is his passion), but he's a professional speaker and offers online courses (Tribe Writers) for those who want to follow his career path. Looking for a kick in the creative cranium? Enjoy the conversation...   Running time: 1:00:58. Hello from beautiful Montreal. Subscribe over at iTunes. Please visit and leave comments on the blog - Six Pixels of Separation. Feel free to connect to me directly on Facebook here: Mitch Joel on Facebook. or you can connect on LinkedIn. ...or on twitter. Six Pixels of Separation the book is now available. CTRL ALT Delete is now available too! Here is my conversation with Jeff Goins. Real Artists Don't Starve. The Art Of Work. You Are A Writer. Wrecked. The In-Between. Tribe Writers. Follow Jeff on Twitter.  This week's music: David Usher 'St. Lawrence River'. Download the Podcast here: Six Pixels Of Separation - The Mirum Podcast - Episode #576 - Host: Mitch Joel. Tags: advertising advertising podcast audio blog blogging brand branding business blog business book business podcast business thinker david usher digital marketing digital marketing agency digital marketing blog facebook google itunes j walter thompson jeff goins jwt leadership podcast management podcast marketing marketing blog marketing podcast mirum mirum agency mirum agency blog mirum blog mirum podcast real artists dont starve social media the art of work the in between tribe writers twitter wpp wrecked you are a writer

Jeff Goins is the author of four books, including the Washington Post best-seller, The Art of Work. Goins built a million-dollar business and published four books, including his newest, Real Artists Don't Starve. Read the show notes at www.creativitycultivator.com

In this episode, I have Jeff Goins on the show. Jeff is someone who I met a Fincon years ago where he gave an awesome keynote speech. He’s the author of 4 books including a national bestseller called The Art of Work: A Proven Path to Discovering What You Were Meant to Do. He also runs a course called Tribe Writers where he teaches others how to get your writing noticed. Anyway the reason why I decided to bring him on the show is because I wanted to interview a creative professional who makes a killing with his craft. And […] The post 166: How To Thrive As An Artist In This Day And Age With Jeff Goins appeared first on MyWifeQuitHerJob.com.

Jeff Goins is the author of five books including his bestseller The Art of Work.We brought Jeff onto the show to talk about his newest book titled Real Artists Don't Starve. His newest book talks about how you can be a thriving artist rather than a starving artist.If you have been to Jeff's blog, goinswriter.com, you know that Jeff helps people find answers to burning questions such as the following: How do creative professionals make a living? What does it really take to get published? How do you pursue a passion without burning yourself out?In this episode, Jeff Goins also shares what got him started as a writer, and what he believes are some of the secrets to finding your success.More Resources and LinksThe Portfolio Life - Jeff Goins' podcast about how your life can be a portfolio of a variety of works using your gifts.TribeWriters.com - You've listened to this episode, read the book, but need more teaching and coaching? Sign up for Tribe Writers.Interview with Benjamin Hardy, a graduate of Tribe Writers and guest of Beyond the Rut.

What it means to take permission, the ugly truth about online marketing, and how to genuinely connect with influencers with Andy Traub. ----- Welcome to episode 87 of the Food Blogger Pro podcast! This week, Bjork chats with Andy Traub, a business coach who specializes in helping you take permission in your career.   The phrase “take permission” might settle a bit weird in your brain. Don’t you ask for permission? That’s exactly what Andy’s all about. He feels that for your business to really thrive, you have to be comfortable with simply taking permission. Take permission to start. Take permission to invest. Take permission to learn. This mindset is crucial to not only finding success as an entrepreneur, but also finding out what your best, most useful skills and roles are in your business. With this mindset, you can really see your business grow. In this episode, Andy shares: What inspired him to work for himself How he got started with his business What it means to take permission The hard, ugly truth about internet marketing How to genuinely connect with influencers Why he makes short, simple courses What is more important than simply following the footsteps of successful people   Resources: Take Permission 48 Days by Dan Miller Episode 064: Finding work you love with Dan Miller from 48 Days Making Money On-line; It’s Not As Easy Or As Difficult As You Think Zoom Wirecast Andy’s Short Courses Reach by Andy Molinsky Strengths Finder Read to Lead podcast Tribe Writers course by Jeff Goins Startups.co If you have any comments, questions, or suggestions for interviews, be sure to email them to podcast@foodbloggerpro.com. Be sure to review us on iTunes!  

I’ve crossed paths with today’s guest more times than I can count. I knew who he was and was familiar with his work, but just never worked up the nerve to introduce myself.  Dumb right? It wasn’t until an event called Tribe Writers put on by Jeff Goins, that Aaron Walker decided to approach me […] The post Episode #158: Living a Life of Significance with Aaron Walker first appeared on Read to Lead Podcast.

[smart_track_player url=”http://traffic.libsyn.com/7figureceo/7CEO_033__How_A_Writer_Built_A_7-Figure_Business_With_Jeff_Goins.mp3″ title=”7CEO 033: How A Writer Built A 7-Figure Business With Jeff Goins” artist=”Casey Graham” download=”false” social=”true” social_twitter=”true” social_facebook=”true” social_gplus=”true” social_linkedin=”true” ] Jeff Goins was the marketing director for a non-profit when he started a blog and collecting email addresses. His list grew to 10,000 emails within the first year when he began to figure out how to monetize his site in order to quit his day job. He started by writing books and ebooks for writers and made $50,000 off his first ebook launch, Tribe Writers. He ended up making $150,000 with his side business the first year allowing him to quit his day job. He teaches writers how to succeed through blogging and online marketing. LINKS Jeff's Blog: http://goinswriter.com Connect with Jeff on Twitter: @JeffGoins Jeff's Online Course: Tribe Writers Jeff's Bestselling Book: The Art Of Work Assistant Rocket LESSONS Be Patient And Don't Burn Bridges If you're transitioning from one job to the next, it's important to understand that how you leave one is the same spirit you bring into the next. So don't burn bridges and make sure you transition well. Delegate Clearly And Fairly To Your Team The load you're willing to handle as the entrepreneur and owner of the company cannot be transferred to employees as you begin to build your team. You must delegate very clear job expectations and don't put too much responsibility on their plate.B Build Your Audience Or Your Products First In many industries, one of the best ways to be successful and break through is to make sure you're providing products and services your audience wants and are willing to pay for. That means it's essential to build your audience so you have people to ask what they want and will pay you for. Get It Out Of Your Head You can build a lot of processes and systems, but it's important to get out of your head the ones that are driving your business. You do NOT need to continue to do the same tasks over and over again as the leader. You must be able to delegate the tasks that aren't tied to exponential growth and productivity. Check out AssistantRocket.com for a resource we put together to help you focus on doing what only you can do. Actionable Data To Look At As The Leader Be sure you're looking at the numbers that actually matter and will help you make informed decisions about your business and its growth.  The most important ones we look at daily are: A: Attract traffic: How many visitors came to your site today? B: Build the list: How many new email address today? C: Convert sales: How much money did we make today? What's Your Finish Line And What Does It Matter? You must have a clear vision for your life in order to know at the end of the day that you didn't succeed at the wrong thing. Many of us are successful, but we will still feel empty and unfulfilled if we aren't focused on succeeding for the right reasons.      

On Win's Women of Wisdom today, Best-Selling Author, Win Kelly Charles welcomes Lorna Faith. Lorna began blogging and began taking writing more seriously 4 years ago. It was through connections with many friends in Tribe Writers and elsewhere that inspired her to finally give herself permission to write and self-publish her first novel. Since that time she has published a writing book which is connected to an online course she created by the same name at www.writeandpublishyourfirstbook.com. Her most recent novel, which releases April 1, 2016, is Anchoring Annaveta, which is Book #2 in her Historical Romantic Suspense series. When she’s not scribbling on her next book, you can find her hiking with her husband and 4 children and be drinking green smoothies. To learn more about Lorna visithttp://lornafaith.com/. To learn more about Win Kelly Charles visithttps://wincharles.wix.com/win-charles. To send feedback to Win, email her atwinwwow@gmail.com. To be on the show please fill out the intake at http://bit.ly/1MLJSLG. To look at our sponsorships go to http://www.educents.com/daily-deals#wwow, and  To learn about the magic of Siri go to https://www.udemy.com/writing-a-book-using-siri/?utm_campaign=email&utm_source=sendgrid.com&utm_medium=email.  

Welcome to episode #482 of Six Pixels Of Separation - The Mirum Podcast. Passion just isn't enough anymore. Some might argue, that it doesn't even really matter all that much, because you don't have to tell someone to do something that they're passionate about... if they're passionate about something, they would already be doing it. There's no doubt that digital has brought forward a myriad of ways to find, nurture and develop your professional life. Ways in which we can make money, do the work that matters to us, and distribute it on a global scale. Jeff Goins lives and breathes this world. His latest book, The Art of Work, not only helps people to lead the life that they were meant to lead, but also acts as another indicator of how Goins, himself, has grown his business in such a small period of time. He's written other books as well (You Are A Writer, Wrecked and The In-Between). He's not just a bestselling author (writing is his passion), but he's a professional speaker and offers online courses (Tribe Writers) for those who want to follow his career path. Curious about how this type of person has become such a great marketer? Enjoy the conversation.  Here it is: Six Pixels Of Separation - The Mirum Podcast - Episode #482 - Host: Mitch Joel. Running time: 56:45. Hello from beautiful Montreal. Subscribe over at iTunes. Please visit and leave comments on the blog - Six Pixels of Separation. Feel free to connect to me directly on Facebook here: Mitch Joel on Facebook. or you can connect on LinkedIn. ...or on twitter.  Six Pixels of Separation the book is now available. CTRL ALT Delete is now available too! Here's my conversation with Jeff Goins. The Art of Work. The In-Between. Wrecked. You Are A Writer. Tribe Writers. Follow Jeff on Twitter. This week's music: David Usher 'St. Lawrence River'. Get David's song for free here: Artists For Amnesty. Download the Podcast here: Six Pixels Of Separation - The Mirum Podcast - Episode #482 - Host: Mitch Joel. Tags: advertising awards advertising podcast audio blog blogging brand business book business podcast david usher digital marketing facebook google iTunes j walter thompson jeff goins marketing blog marketing podcast mirum mirum agency the art of work the in between tribe writers twitter wpp wrecked you are a writer

Episode 028: Jeff Goins – The Art of Work… Be A Little Bit Uncomfortable Everyday Jeff Goins’ latest book, “The Art of Work” is a powerful piece of literature that combines inspiring stories and how they can apply to all of our daily lives.  His book has morphed into a full blown movement.    Originally from Chicago, Jeff moved to Nashville after graduating from college and spending a year traveling with a band. In college, he studied Spanish and Religion and spent part of his Junior year in Spain, which unlocked a passion for travel, writing, and making a difference in the world. After a year of letter-writing and long-distance phone calls, he moved to Tennessee to “see about a girl.” In 2008, he married her. Now, he lives with his wife Ashley, their son Aiden, and their dog Lyric just outside of Nashville. He’s the former Communications Director for Adventures in Missions, a nonprofit organization, and spends his time writing books and trying to take over the Internet. He’s written and guest-blogged for over 100 magazines, publications, and blogs. He’s also a speaker, online writing teacher, and consultant. He’s written four books including The Art of Work (March 2015), teach a popular online course called Tribe Writers, and makes the world’s best guacamole. Episode 028: Jeff Goins – The Art of Work… Be A Little Bit Uncomfortable Everyday Subscribe on iTunes or Stitcher Radio. The Learning Leader Show “Ideas are cheap. Actions are costly.” Some Questions I Ask: What is one characteristic all successful people share? Why couldn’t you call yourself a writer? Why did your book publishers want you to open with a different story? When was a specific moment that you knew you had created something special? What is the primary advice you give to people? What does the term learning leader mean to you? Which individual leader has had the most influence on you? In This Episode, You Will Learn: How a lot of successful people have many fears The power of storytelling and the impact it has on people The principles in finding your vocation/legacy What it was like saying “Babe, you don’t have to go back to work” Why we need to all be a little bit uncomfortable everyday The elements that define a quality life  “Show me your friends, and I’ll show you your future.” – John Wooden Continue Learning Go To Jeff’s website: http://goinswriter.com/   Read Jeff’s book: The Art of Work    Follow John on Twitter: @JeffGoins You may also like these episodes: Episode 001: How To Become A Master Connector With Jayson Gaignard From MasterMind Talks Episode 002: How To Take Over And Set Bigger Goals With Chris Brogan Episode 004: How Todd Wagner (and Mark Cuban) Sold Broadcast.com To Yahoo! For $5.7 Billion Episode 010: Shane Snow – How To Accelerate Success Using Smart Cuts Did you enjoy the podcast? This was a jam packed episode full of great content.  Ben Greenfield is leader who is constantly learning in order to help us all live a better life. Who do you know that needs to hear this?  Send them to The Learning Leader Show! Episode edited by the great J Scott Donnell   Bio From GoinsWriter.com Hi. I’m Jeff, the author of four books including The Art of Work, which you can get right now. A little about me: I believe we all have a story to tell, but sometimes the best stories don’t get the attention they deserve. I’ve been writing for most of my life, but only recently stepped into my true calling as a writer. I started this blog in 2010 with some burning questions: How do writers make a living? What does it really take to get published? How do you pursue a passion without burning yourself out? What I found in this search was a community of like-minded individuals sharing many of the same struggles. Here is where we wage war on the blank page, where we band together to find purpose in our art and lives, where we discover our true voices. If you have a passion for creativity and changing the world, this is for you. I usually publish new articles and podcasts two to three times per week and always seek to serve my readers.         

Park Rangers are great storytellers. Sean Smith, former National Park Ranger, used the storytelling gift to write a series of thrillers with a park ranger as the hero. In this episode of the Park Leaders Show, Sean talks about how his time as a ranger led to writing Unleashing Colter's Hell and Lost Cause. Sean tells us why he wrote these stories, and where the inspiration for the main character came from. Sean also explains how to transition from being a good story teller to being a good writer. I would be delighted if more rangers wrote. Whether it be books, or blogs, it would be good to see more rangers writing. I know there are some great ranger books out there, and a few ranger blogs. But we need more. Although no longer a ranger, Sean is a strong supporter of parks and recently gave a TEDx talk about why we should protect national parks. This Ted talk is how I discovered Sean. You can connect with Sean on his blog, Twitter, or Facebook Do you have a favorite park ranger book, or ranger blog? If so, reach out and let me know. I want to discover more rangers who are writers. Recommended Resources Sean Smith Books: Unleashing Colter's Hell and Lost Cause Creating Disney Magic on iTunes and Stitcher Radio. Tribe Writers - Writing course from Jeff Goins. Why protect national parks? | Sean Smith | TEDxSpokane (click to watch on YouTube)  

On today’s episode of Second Half Comeback, I interview author, blogger and speaker, Andy Traub from takepermission.com and author of The Early to Rise Experience (learn to rise early in 30 days). I’ve been a fan of Andy’s work ever since I watched an interview with him from Deacon Bradley’s Life Stoked. I totally relate to Andy’s blunt style and to how he seems to focus on taking care of his family first. I’m a huge fan of The Early to Rise Experience and have successfully implemented a number of his strategies to help take charge of my life by getting up early. Here are some of the key points and lessons from the Interview: Andy talks about how the book was inspired by one of his favorite books called “The Traveler’s Gift” by Andy Andrews and by his participation in Jeff Goins’ Tribe Writers course. Andy and I discuss how he actually hates getting up early but loves “being up early”. Andy emphasizes the key point that “victory begins at night”. He’s not telling us to get less sleep. He’s saying that the time you spend at night is not productive time versus the morning when we are fresh and full of energy. He points out that no one ever gets up early to waste time watching reality t.v. but that is often what we do at night when we are tired.   “Your ideas are up at 5 a.m. but until now you’ve been asleep so you’ve missed them!” How getting up early allows us to “start our day with a victory”. “Life is not complicated. It’s what you do with your time.” Andy talks about how when his life sucks, it’s because he sucks. In other words, when he’s not being disciplined and getting up early to work on the important things in his life, his life sucks but when he starts his day early by doing his most important work... his life is better.   “We think that life is this big thing. No it’s not...It’s what we do tomorrow morning!”   I mention how one of my favorite tips is that when the alarm goes off, “get in the habit of putting your feet on the floor and pushing (otherwise known as standing)”...in other words, focus on the habit of just standing up as soon as the alarm goes off. It’s much harder to go back to bed once you’ve overcome the hurdle of just getting out of the warm bed. Andy talks about the idea of planning incentives for getting up early: Coffee ready to go when you get up, lay out favorite book to read, lay out clothes to go for a beautiful walk, etc. He mentions the tip that he invested in super comfortable $70 slippers! Early morning is magic time, use it to accomplish something important. "Stress isn’t up at 5 am. Stress doesn’t get up till like 8am so get up before stress.” Build in some accountability or a way to “put some skin in the game”. Make it a challenge, make it public, put something on the line like have a bet with a friend. “Smirk, because you just sucker punched the day”. “I’ve never met a man that I respected who was the last person up in his house.”   Andy finishes up by praising YOU with this final quote… “I appreciate you for being intentional about your life….If you want to win at life you need to be intentional. Anybody who listened to the last 30 minutes is intentional about their lives...Well done! You care about your life...Bravo! This has been an investment in your life so keep listening to the show.” Links and Mentions You can find Andy at http://www.takepermission.com/ Get his book The Early to Rise Experience: learn to rise early in 30 days at http://www.amazon.com/The-Early-To-Rise-Experience-ebook/dp/B00B67PHOU Deacon Bradley's Life Stoked http://lifestoked.com  Andy Andrews: The Traveler's Gift: Seven Decisions that Determine Personal Success http://www.amazon.com/Travelers-Gift-Decisions-Determine-Personal-ebook/dp/B00ETK822K/ref=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1418327123&sr=1-1&keywords=the+travelers+gift   Jeff Goins, Tribe Writers: http://goinswriter.com/tribewriters/

Episode Show Notes jeffsanders.com/033 Learn More About the Show The 5 AM Miracle Podcast Free Productivity Resources Join The 5 AM Club! Connect on Social Media Facebook Group • Instagram • Twitter • LinkedIn Episode Summary I cover many topics on my blog and podcast. In today's episode of The 5 AM Miracle I respond to some stellar questions, spanning many areas of interest, that have come directly from podcast listeners. From eating 30 bananas a day to trying to stay productive while working overnight without any sleep, I attempt to shine a little light on some tough topics. Resources Mentioned in the Show Omega Slow Juicer [a really great slow juicer] Vitamix Blender [my recommended blender] Breakfast of Champions [episode #17 about smoothies] Nozbe [my recommended task manager] How to Eat 30 Bananas a Day [blog post] 12 Astounding Reasons to Eat More Bananas Every Single Day Podcast [episode #30] Cuisinart Duet Blender [great starter blender that won’t break easily] The Necessity and Benefits of Sleep [blog post] Life Without Bacon [my book about going vegan] Graduated and Clueless [my book about living with passion] The 5 AM Blueprint [personal productivity analysis] Ambitious Coaching [my productivity coaching program] Tribe Writers [eCourse by Jeff Goins] Platform University [eCourse by Michael Hyatt]

Episode Show Notes jeffsanders.com/012 Learn More About the Show The 5 AM Miracle Podcast Free Productivity Resources Join The 5 AM Club! Connect on Social Media Facebook Group • Instagram • Twitter • LinkedIn Episode Summary Life moves fast. This week's episode of The 5 AM Miracle Podcast features an interview with Jeff Goins, author of The In-Between. I first met Jeff at the launch of his latest book, The-In-Between. He is exactly the person you would expect him to be: down to earth, humble, and relaxed. He really does take life one moment at a time. Resources Mentioned in the Show @JeffGoins [Jeff on Twitter] GoinsWriter.com [Jeff’s Blog] The-In-Between [Jeff ‘s book] Tribe Writers [Jeff’s eCourse] The War of Art [book by Steven Pressfield] The Richest Man in Babylon [book by George S. Clason]

Jeff Goins, author, blogger, and speaker joins me this week. Jeff speaks on a variety of topics including writing and storytelling, as well as marketing and making a difference in the world. In 2011, his blog was voted one of the “Top 10 Blogs on Writing” by WritetoDone.com, and his writing has been featured on some of the most popular blogs on the Internet, including Copyblogger, Problogger, and Zen Habits (voted byTIME Magazine as one of the top 50 websites of 2008). Jeff’s first book, Wrecked: When a Broken World Slams into Your Comfortable Life, was just released in August, 2012. It spent two weeks in the Top 100 Books list on Amazon.com and has already gone into a second printing. Covered in this episode: Fear of claiming your title Steven Pressfield – Turning Pro Seth Godin: Practice In Public Elizabeth Gilbert TED Talk Morning routines Walking not for fitness, but for slowing down Commitments are good for you Seth Godin: Stop stalling You’re probably already that thing you want to call yourself, you’re just afraid to name it. - @JeffGoinsClick To Tweet Most people won’t believe that you are an artist until you do. - @JeffGoinsClick To Tweet Jeff’s Books: The Writer’s Manifesto You Are a Writer (So Start Acting Like One) Wrecked Tribe Writers