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Gene Hackman's death offers a vivid example of the choices older adults and their family caregivers need to consider such as where to live and how to develop a network of support, Andrea Cohen, board chair of the Caregiver Action Network and founder of HouseWorks, said. Home care can play a role in these conversations, Anne Tumlinson, founder and CEO of ATI Advisory and founder of the family caregiver group Daughterhood, said. Home care must treat family caregivers as one of their key stakeholders, along with the client and employee, Cohen said. When she started HouseWorks, a personal care company, family caregivers were invisible. No longer. Family caregiver training is much better than it used to be. Public policy also has shifted so that, through the new GUIDE Model, Medicare now recognizes the important role that family caregivers of loved ones with dementia face, Tumlinson said. Going forward, home care companies need to be strategic and provide a range of services, such as home modifications, for their clients. Tumlinson agreed. The most successful home-based care models are interdisciplinary and scalable, she said. And they must be data-driven, Cohen added. Providing for family caregivers is essential. Taking care of them helps to solve problems for the hospital and healthcare plan and other parts of the healthcare system.Follow us on social media:X: @McKHomeCareFacebook: McKnight's Home CareLinkedIn: McKnight's Home CareInstagram: mcknights_homecareFollow Caregiver Action Network on social media:Facebook: Caregiver Action NetworkLinkedIn: Caregiver Action NetworkInstagram:@caregiveractionFollow ATI Advisory on social media:LinkedIn: ATI AdvisoryFollow Daughterhood on social media:Facebook: DaughterhoodInstagram: Daughterhood

Rick Tumlinson returned to discuss the upcoming New Worlds Conference in Houston over Nov. 1-2. Rick provided us with a 20% discount code to use if you buy online tickets and register for the event: RickSave20. In addition to our conference discussion, we talked the need for a space vision and lots of outreach. He linked this to both the conference and his Earthrise Foundation. Please read the full summary of this program at www.thespaceshow.com for Sunday, Oct 6, 2024.

Kevin Tumlinson is a prolific author who has self-published over 70 books. He developed a 30-day author formula to write a book a month and has written most of his books between 2014-2020. Tumlinson writes in various genres and experiments with different writing speeds, with his fastest record being a 60,000-word book in a day. He emphasizes discipline, daily word count goals, and recommends breaks between books to avoid burnout. Tumlinson incorporates marketing through social media, email newsletters, and personal interactions, and believes the book itself is the best marketing tool. He follows a daily routine, starting with journaling before writing, and uses a looping method to edit and write simultaneously. LINKS:kevintumlinson.comLiz Wilcox's Email Marketing Membership at http://wmdeal.com/liz Get your FREE Move the Needle goal-setting for authors ebook at https://www.writingmomentum.comWrite with us! Join Chris, Gena, and Rene each Wednesday at noon Central and let's get our writing DONE! https://www.writingmoments.com

This is part #3 of Sean Mahoney's epic interview with Rick Tumlinson!

Rick Tumlinson and Sean Mahoney continue the conversation. Stay tuned for part #3

Ashley Tumlinson joined the show this week to share her journey from pivoting after a lifelong career playing volleyball, to now stepping into a new role on the social media team at one of the largest professional sports leagues in the world, the NBA. Ashley shares her journey into creating content, which includes doing freelance photography for people like Lil Baby CJ Stroud Bijan Robinson and many others. We also touched on the past year, in which Ashley was apart of the digital media team with the San Antonio Spurs, which although provided a plethora of opportunities and experience, also came with a lot of stressors that we dive into during the episode! If you're someone who's ever had to pivot, in any area of life, than this conversation is for you! We get into how to transition when one chapter of your life closes, and the stage of depression sets in, and how you can get out of that, and find yourself again! We also of course get into the debate of freelance vs. corporate photography, and which one is more appealing in 2023! All in all, if you're in the creative space, or work with athletes in any capacity, than this conversation is a MUST LISTEN! Make sure you like, comment, subscribe, and stay tuned for more episodes just like this one coming each and every week!

Sean Mahoney interviews the founder of the Space Frontier Foundation, Rick Tumlinson. He discusses his origin story, introduction to the Space community, and meeting many interesting space figures like Robert Heinlein, Gerard K O'Neill, Gene Roddenberry and more. Stay tuned for part #2 as we learn more about the early days of the Space Frontier Foundation.

We welcomed Rick Tumlinson back to the show. Rick talked about his DreamScope program to put telescopes into all the middle schools of the country. We talked about SpaceX and Elon Musk, reproduction in space and other topics including Rick's satisfaction with the pace of settlement and commercial space over his 38 years of space work. Read the full summary of The Space Show program at www.thespaceshow.com for this date, Friday, Oct. 27, 2023.

Relationship coach John Kenny interviews Angie Tomlinson, a student of the science of the mind. Angie shares her personal journey of overcoming tragedy and finding her true identity. After experiencing multiple deaths in her family and feeling lost and unfulfilled, Angie discovered the power of the natural universal laws and began studying with Bob Proctor. By changing her mindset and embracing the law of polarity, Angie transformed her life and achieved incredible success, turning her annual income into a monthly income of 50k. She shares her insights on the importance of self-study, reprogramming beliefs, and creating a new reality. KEY TAKEAWAYS The power of mindset: Angie's journey highlights the importance of changing one's mindset and beliefs in order to achieve success. By shifting her mindset and adopting new beliefs, she was able to transform her life and achieve her financial goals. The law of polarity: Angie learned about the law of polarity, which states that things just are until we assign meaning to them. By consciously choosing to focus on positive thoughts and feelings, she was able to attract abundance and success into her life. Taking inspired action: Angie didn't just visualise her goals, she took inspired action towards them. She wrote a story as if she was already making 50k a month and made changes in her life to align with that vision. She hired a housekeeper, stopped doing certain tasks, and focused on activities that brought her joy and fulfilment. Overcoming limiting beliefs: Angie had to overcome limiting beliefs that were ingrained in her from her upbringing and religious background. She had to challenge the idea that she had to work hard for her money and that wealth was somehow negative. By reprogramming her beliefs and embracing her own worth and empowerment, she was able to achieve financial success. Embracing personal growth: Angie's journey involved a deep exploration of herself and her own identity. She realised that she had never truly studied herself and had been living according to other people's expectations. Through personal growth and self-discovery, she was able to find her true desires and create a life that aligned with her authentic self. BEST MOMENTS "I started studying with Bob and I started listening to his stuff, which is so interesting, because my paradigm or my way of thinking is, especially growing up in the church, you don't listen to outside voices."  "I made the decision, I'm going to pursue this goal. I want to turn my annual income into a monthly income. And my husband threw a birthday party for me. And I had a bunch of friends there. And they asked me, what did I want to do this year around the sun? And I said, I want to turn my annual income into a monthly income." "I remember people were like, oh, yay, well, good luck with that. And everybody just kind of ignored me. And I was like, wow, this is interesting. And so I realised I couldn't share my goal with other people." "I had been working and doing what I was doing so much and working on my mindset that the physical, I didn't know how to live in the physical life yet. I've been living in the spiritual and the intellect part of it, but I didn't know how to really live in the physical."  "You're this person, let's get on with it. I kept studying myself. I kept going forward. And pretty soon I started making 50,000 a month, every single month. And then I thought, what happens if I could do it twice a month? Then what happens if I could do it three times a month? And before I knew it, I was a millionaire and I had no idea I had become a millionaire."  VALUABLE RESOURCES Links: www.johnkennycoaching.comThe Bicycle Affect: https://youtu.be/oO7XZGvdWnoRelationship Video course and 1-2-1 coaching: Relationship Ready Online Programme - John Kenny (johnkennycoaching.com)To get in touch - email – john@johnkennycoaching.com or book a complimentary call –https://calendly.com/johnkennycoaching/30minIf people want to order a copy of the book then they can just pay postage of £4.95 (RRP £8.99) - www.johnkennycoaching.com/podcast-book-offerWant to be able to address the relationship issues in your life? - Why not book in for a complimentary call and we can discuss how you can get the new started with some new types of relationships - https://calendly.com/johnkennycoaching/30minThe Relationship Guy Podcast - https://omny.fm/shows/the-relationship-guy  CONTACT METHOD Facebook – https://www.facebook.com/johnkennycoaching LinkedIn – https://www.linkedin.com/in/john-kenny-coaching
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The Mars Society's live podcast, RedPlanetLive interviews the people instrumental to settling and exploring Mars. In this episode Ashton Zeth interviews Rick Tumlinson from Earthlight Foundation.

Webfor's Senior Advertising Manager, Drew Tumlinson, and Founder & Director of Strategy, Kevin Getch, dive in to all things Social Media Marketing in this episode of the Webfor Marketing Podcast. They talk everything social from what's included in an organic social media strategy to running successful paid social media campaigns and everything in between!

Area law-enforcement agencies have reported the following recent activity: Wilson County Sheriff's Office •Nov. 8, Mark W. Scrimpsher, 53, of La Vernia was arrested in the Texas Department of Criminal Justice Rufus H. Duncan Unit for a bench warrant. •Nov. 9, Maxie, L. Tumlinson, 57, of Yorktown was arrested in the 600 block of C.R. 467 near Stockdale for an out-of-county warrant. •Nov. 9, Sheali E. Moehrig, 39, of San Antonio was arrested at the Wilson County District Court for a court commit order. •Nov. 10, Wesley Phelps, 43, of Stockdale was arrested at his residence in the 80 block...Article Link

What a stacked episode we have for you guys this week. With Alex and Blaine just recently returning from the British Country Music Association Awards 2021 down in Chelsea, London. We still down and talk about the experience, winners and nominees, performances and everyone we met on that evening. We also have interviews with Jack & Tim, HarleyMoon Kemp and Georgia Nevada. All of these amazing artists were nominated for awards and performed at the award weekend as well. We also have our independent artist of the week, who is ‘Taylor Tumlinson'. Taylor came on to our radar a bit back after we discovered her on Instagram. We always knew that we wanted her on the show one day and today is the day. Taylor hails from Texas and has an incredible voice and amazing songwriter traits. We play her new track ‘Bigger than Texas' which before the track Taylor gave us a paragraph to tell us what the track is about. Please go and check out her other songs and go and support this amazing artist. 

On this episode we're discussing talking plants and smart insects with entomologist and author Dr. Joe Lewis. Lewis spent his career in entomology with the USDA-Agricultural Research Service at the Tifton Campus of the University of Georgia. It was there that he worked to unlock the secrets of how plants and insects communicate with one another, particularly how plants use SOS signals to recruit beneficial insects to their defense. Based on those groundbreaking insights, Lewis and his colleagues developed holistic and sustainable approaches to pest management within agricultural systems. In 2008, along with his colleagues John A, Pickett and James H. Tumlinson, Lewis received the prestigious Wolf Prize in Agriculture. Although Lewis has published papers in many academic and scientific journals, he's just published his first book for Acres U.S.A. It's call A New Farm Language: How a Sharecropper's Son Discovered a World of Talking Plants, Smart Insects, and Natural Solutions. The book tells the story of Joe Lewis's humble beginnings as the son of an illiterate Mississippi sharecropper and the hardscrabble, yet happy childhood he spent raising chickens and growing cotton. It was on that small, rented farm, which had no electricity or indoor plumbing, that Lewis developed a fondness for nature that would set him on an unlikely path toward becoming an eminent scientist and innovator. More than a memoir, A New Farm Language is a manifesto and mission statement confronting the abuses of industrial agriculture and defending the value of strong communities and natural solutions.    

This episode is all about one of the most fascinating topics: space. Our guest is Rick Tumlinson, the co-founder of several space companies and non-profits, and one of the most influential people in the space industry. Rick kicked off the episode by talking about the book The High Frontier and how it inspired him to get into the industry. He then gave us a rundown of the space industry from a business lens. Tim followed up by asking how the space industry was funded. It was absolutely interesting to hear Rick speak about private vs government and China vs the U.S. in this new "space competition." We were intrigued by Rick's description of what a settlement could be like in space, and where he predicted those places may be. Nathaniel asked Rick's opinion on what Elon Musk's and Jeff Bezo's passion for space could mean for Telsa and Amazon, respectively. Rick's closing speech was powerful: to bring lives to dead space, to redesign our civilization and culture in a new era, that's our job, and that's where our future lies.

Rick Tumlinson has always had a vision for space exploration and space development which is why he co-founded the Space Frontier Foundation in 1988. Over the years Tumlinson has worked towards making that vision a reality, and through his various endeavours has helped many a startup. In 2018 he decided to take another step by creating SpaceFund, a traditional venture capital fund, but with a modern day twist. In this weeks SpaceQ podcast, Rick Tumlinson is our guest. We’re going to be talking about Venture Capital and startups. Tumlinson is also the founder of the EarthLight Foundation and in 2012 co-founded Deep Space Industries. Today, we’ll revisit some of Tumlinson's history but focus primarily on the. SpaceFund. To use Tumlinson's words, the SpaceFund "enables the development of space by bringing Visionary investors together with brilliant entrepreneurs." The SpaceFund currently has two funds. A $1 million traditional VC fund and a more ambitious $50-$70 million fund using security tokens.

Home care agencies nationwide are eager to partner with Medicare Advantage plans, but doing so is easier said than done. However, mid-year flexibilities recently announced by CMS instantly opened up new opportunities for providers. In this episode of Disrupt, you’ll hear from Anne Tumlinson, CEO of ATI innovations, who broke it all down. Tumlinson explained what the flexibilities mean for home care providers and how they can capitalize on those opportunities now and into the future. Listen to this episode of Disrupt to learn: -- How COVID-19 has shaken up the MA landscape to the benefit of home care providers -- What MA decision makers take into account when creating plans and finding partners -- Why the future of Medicare Advantage is looking brighter that ever -- And much more Subscribe to Disrupt to be notified when new episodes are released. Listen today!

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Lyne's positive energy was infectious! She already had the pain part of her elevator pitch down pat. She knew exactly how the problem she solved manifested in companies. What was missing, was to focus her into a specific industry and to add the ultimate cost of that pain into her pitch. Often, what lends dimension... continue reading »

Norm Tumlinson joins as a guest host while Sean is out. Why does Orlando have so many sisters?!  

We've made it to 100! Tune in for a little bit of reminiscing, some celebrating, and some great prizes including from some surprise guests!  Scrivener (use coupon code CHAPTER for 20% off your basic desktop version) U-Stor-All Pop Goes the Culture Kevin Tumlinson's Wordslinger Podcast The Mando Method Podcast

On Oct 17, 2019, Mark Lefebvre and Kevin Tumlinson from Draft2Digital hosted a live webinar "Ask Us Anything" Q&A about audiobooks, relaying questions from authors to Will Dages, head of Findaway Voices. This is a slightly abridged version of the audio track from this video, which you can see on YouTube. Discussion includes the following topics: Findaway Voices Giveaway Codes, how they work, how authors can request them and track their use StoryOrigin promotion site for audiobook giveaway codes How to get started with setting up an audiobook via Findaway Voices Standard calculation for determing finished audiobook hours (9300 words = 1 finished hour - or, for easier math, assume that 10,000 words = 1 hour) Typical studio production hours based on word count of the original manuscript (Most audio producers work on a 3 to 1 or 4 to 1 ratio - it, if the manuscript is 100,000 words, that'd be 10 finished hours and would most likely take 30 to 40 hours of production time The Voices Share royalty share program and how it works (50% up front payment for production hours and a 60/20/20 split for author/narrator/Findaway) - and how the buyout works if you want to get out early The recent Audible text transcription controversy Whether or not an author can narrator their own books (spoiler alert: YES, you can, with the right setup/equipment/software) The origin of Findway Voices and the back story about the company Findaway, that has been around alot longer in the audiobook industry The built in pricing suggestion tool in Findaway Voices How easy/difficult it is to update your audiobook (both metadata and audio files) The cost and benefit of using Findaway Voices for distribution VS going direct (spoiler: Findaway keeps 20% of your royalties) A little bit about how exclusivity with ACX to Audible works Thoughts about loading audio samples to YouTube or other ways of promoting their audiobooks And more...   You can learn more about how you can get your work distributed to retailers and library systems around the world at starkreflections.ca/Findaway.   Links of Interest: Draft2Digital's Blog Post: Everything Audiobooks with Will Dages from Findaway Voices (Full Transcript) The YouTube Video of the Webinar Episode 5 - Global Audiobook Opportunities for Authors Episode 15 - The Process of a Writer's Life with Kevin Tumlinson Episode 52 - The Three Co-Founders of Draft2Digital Findaway Voices Patreon for Stark Reflections   The music for this podcast (“Laser Groove”) was composed and produced by Kevin MacLeod of www.incompetech.com and is Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0

On this episode I was able to sit down with Matt Tumlinson listen as we talk about art and life and everything in between. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Lyne Tumlinson, CAE, ICF-PCC, is known for her energy and inspiration as she helps leaders whose staff teams experience energy-sucking conflicts and silos and works with those seeking a meaningful culture for their organization. The results? Highly engaged, high-performing focus from leaders and throughout the staff.Learn more at: lift-teamcoaching.comRebelpreneur Radio with Ralph Brogdenhttps://businessinnovatorsradio.com/rebelpreneur-radio-with-ralph-brogden/

In this edition of Real Talk, Are we denying the existence of Evil and the power it has over our planet and society and fact that some people deny the existence of evil. JD and her producer Clyde Lewis from Ground Zero discuss examples of extreme evil and how evil could be trying to convince us that it doesn't exist at all.The second half of the show Gloria Tumlinson joins Real Talk. Gloria a fan of Ground Zero and activist who raises awareness and tries to get people to use their mind to become more aware of the unseen worlds around us and the spiritual war that is happening on this planet and in the heavens.Check out Clyde Lewis at https://www.groundzeromedia.orgAlso, visit http://www.preparewithgroundzero.com and do the smart thing and BE PREPARED!

Ivy Tumlinson shares the challenges of her postpartum experience after a fast and furious, unmedicated, low-intervention hospital birth, which included breastfeeding issues that lead to exclusively pumping and difficulties in healing her pelvic floor. Check out what helped her find her way, and what she would do differently next time.   Get the most of this episode by checking out the resources and links listed on the show notes page at  birthful.com/podcast-fast-birth-hard-postpartum   Support our sponsors: Go to BranchBasics.com and use the code Birthful for 15% off a starter kit Go to Modcloth.com before 4/7/19 and use the code Birthful for 25% off your purchase of $100 or more   If you enjoy what you hear, make sure to subscribe! Click to grab my free postpartum plan   And if you want to connect with Adriana, reach out at: facebook.com/birthful twitter.com/birthful instagram.com/adrianika   Title music: “Vibe Ace” by Kevin MacLeod, at freemusicarchive.org/music/Kevin_MacLeod/ (©CC BY) Sponsorship music: “Air Hockey Saloon” by Chris Zabriskie, at freemusicarchive.org/music/Chris_Zabriskie/ (©CC BY)

From the federal government to Avalere Health to the advisory firm that bears her name, Anne Tumlinson has been a leading voice on the business of long-term health care in the United States. As CEO of Anne Tumlinson Innovations, she hears from providers around the country, who tell her about their struggles and successes with new payment models — including managed Medicare and accountable care organizations. In our conversation, Tumlinson said she’s no longer comfortable telling providers that all they need to survive in the new landscape is a solid set of data proving good outcomes. The reality is much more complicated than that, and success could require operators to band together to negotiate the best rates moving forward. Download this episode of Rethink to hear: - Why providers partnering with their competitors might be the path to success in some markets - Why consumers choose Medicare Advantage plans, and why seniors may not always understand what that decision might mean for nursing home coverage - How operators can navigate the dual — and dueling — worlds of fee-for-service Medicare and new payment models

Bestselling author William Bernhardt discusses the latest news from the world of books, followed by an interview with Kevin Tumlinson, author and Director of Marketing for Draft2Digital. In the News segment, Bernhardt discusses:1) Announcements from Draft2Digital that in addition to helping authors self-publish eBooks, they are expanding into providing print editions for clients. They are also adding a "shared words" feature for various fan fiction franchises.2) Bernhardt visits an Amazon brick-and-mortar store in New York City.3) Barnes & Noble is entertaining buyers.Bernhardt interviews Kevin Tumlinson, who discusses his own writing, his podcast Wordslinger, and his work with Draft2Digital. Tumlinson has written many books, including 30 Day-Author: Develop a Daily Writing Habit and Write Your Book in 30 Days (or Less), which he says does not necessarily compromise the quality of the work, but simply requires diligence, professionalism, and experience. Tumlinson also discusses the services Draft2Digital provides authors, formatting and distribution and more, charging nothing up front, but only taking a 10% cut of profits that arise. For more information, visit: draft2digital.com.

Kevin Tumlinson is Marketing Director at Draft2Digital and a prolific and bestselling author of thrillers. Draft2Digital was founded in 2012 to provide an easy way to format and distribute your ebook. One of D2D's recent partnerships is with Bibliotheca, which extends their reach to libraries, a market overlooked by many self-publishers. Find out why it’s a great way to increase discoverability, about the mechanics of how ebook licenses get delivered and purchased by libraries, how the cost per checkout model (CPC) model allows as many patrons who want the book to check it out at the same time, and about the potential to make a lot more money by distributing to libraries. We discuss the importance of audiobooks, too which Tumlinson says is “the new frontier” of book publishing because the market isn’t yet saturated. Draft2Digital has a partnership with Findaway Voices to help you get that process started. Author pages also come up in our conversation, and not just your Amazon Central Author page but your free author page from Draft2Digital’s sister site Books2Read. Even if you haven’t published using Draft2Digital, you can use Books2Read author page, book page, and universal book link. A universal book link creates a single trackable link that shows readers where it’s sold. See an example: The Girl in the Mayan Tomb by Kevin Tumlinson. Other features that I think you’ll find interesting are the automated front and end matter, including the Contents and the Also By page, and their book formatting tool that Tumlinson says is their “own version of Vellum” but for both Mac and Windows, with templates that output both ebook and print book formats. The author of more than 30 books, Tumlinson talks from both sides of the author-aggregator equation, and I know you'll benefit from his insights.  ADDITION: BONUS CONTENT: KEVIN ANNOUNCES D2D POD PRINT

In this episode Chrissy interviews award-winning and bestselling author, Kevin Tumlinson. Kevin talks to us about overcoming the stigma of self-publishing and how marketing sophistication and budgets have increased over the last ten years. He gives listeners his top tips for aspiring and established authors. Kevin also chats to us about his own podcast the Wordslinger Podcast and how he started working with Draft2Digital.

Award-winning and best-selling thriller, sci-fi & fantasy author, Kevin Tumlinson stops by the show today! Known as both, "The voice of indie publishing" and "The Wordslinger", I had an absolute blast getting to discuss his multiple book series, podcasting and writing in general. You don't want to miss it! Follow Kevin via his website and don't forget to listen to his show, The Wordslinger Podcast, while you're there! On Amazon: 

1. When you need someone to faithfully implement your time-tested policies and procedures, hire a straight-A student.This is what we know about them: A. They bought into the educational system, believed its promises, and played by its rules. B. They have demonstrated obedience, compliance, and conformity. C. They have obvious respect for authority. And these are not bad things. 2. When you need to innovate, improvise or reinvent, hire a rascal.1This is what we know about them: A. They mistrust the system, laugh at its promises, and make up their own rules. B. They have demonstrated disobedience, defiance, and abnormity. C. They have obvious respect for alternative thinking. Steve Jobs was a rascal with an unimpressive résumé. When Steve applied for a job at Hewlett-Packard in 1977, they rejected him because he had dropped out of Reed College in 1972. “Quitters never win.” That's the traditional wisdom. Ask any high school football coach. And Steve Jobs was definitely a quitter. Jan Koum was a bonafide rascal. When he was 20, his ex-girlfriend got a restraining order against him. He later said, “I am ashamed of the way I acted, and ashamed that my behavior forced her to take legal action”. Jan Koum was also a quitter. Facebook refused to hire him in 2008 because he had dropped out of San Jose State. Here's what was on Jan's resume for the previous year: “I traveled around South America playing ultimate frisbee.” I can almost see that HR director rolling her eyes, can't you?In 2009, Jan Koum founded WhatsApp, an innovation he sold to Facebook in 2014 for $9.1 billion. Steve Jobs and Jan Koum are mentioned in the opening paragraph of a 59-page study2 published by two academicians in 2017. That paper is titled Asymmetric Information and Entrepreneurship. Its scholarly authors reached their conclusions only after analyzing 12,686 individuals over a period of more than 30 years. I'll do my best to summarize those 59 pages:“A person is motivated to start their own business when they have more confidence in their ability than they have in their résumé.” – Roy H. Williams There. I've put 59 pages into a single sentence. Perhaps I should become an ad writer. Roy H. Williams 1 If no rascals are available, you can substitute a rebel, a rogue, or a renegade. 2 Hegde, Deepak and Tumlinson, Justin, Asymmetric Information and Entrepreneurship (May 15, 2017). https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=2596846 (Available for download at SSRN.)

The smooth and sexy-toned Kevin Tumlinson is an award-winning and bestselling thriller author, with books available in hundreds of countries worldwide. With a long-standing career in film, television, radio, and podcasting, Kevin is a seasoned world traveler, and has produced documentary programming and films ranging from historic aviation to military history. His debut novel, a thriller, and the first in his Dan Kotler Archeological Thriller series was a 2016 Shelf Notable Indie award winner. Kevin's love for history, archeology, and science has been a tremendous resource for his writing.  With thrillers, science fiction and genre-crossing books, including the non-fiction books the 30 Day Author and Writing a Better Book Description, Kevin has more than 30 novels, novellas and stories under his belt. Kevin is also the Director of Marketing for Draft2Digital, one of the most beloved and author-centric distribution platforms for independent authors. He lives in Texas, but works in random coffee shops, cafés, and hotel lobbies around the world. In the pre-interview introduction to this episode, Mark shares a few updates that include: How T S Paul (from Episode 13) ended up doing on Kobo in March as well as his continued growth (well ahead of the normal slow curve for sales growth on Kobo) His training (or lack thereof) for the end of April Waterloo half-marathon His rediscovery of the love of writing short fiction (and the #FreeFridayFrights he launches this week) A thank you to the latest Patreon supporters of the podcast This week's Terrible Tongue Twister, AKA “Twisting by the Fool” – this time done in the voice of the guard from the French castle, as played by John Cleese, in Monty Python and the Holy Grail In their chat, Mark and Kevin talk about: The fact that Kevin was always a writer and how Kevin wrote his very first “book” when he was five years old The early dictation that Kevin did with a cassette tape recorder when he was a child (dictating his own versions of the Encyclopedia Brown mysteries) His introduction to reporting and journalism in high school and his first professional earnings as a writer ($10 per column) The “nice advance” with a “terrible contract” that Kevin signed early in his writing career and then made the tough decision to leave, and pay back that advance The Vimeo and YouTube web series Kevin and a few friends had planned, and how that story turned into a novel Kevin's move from writing science fiction and into thrillers and how that led to his best-selling and award-winning novel Kevin's goal to get 12 books in total written in the Dan Kotler series by the end of 2018 The pattern of alternating between writing novels and short stories that Kevin is considering The basic minimum daily word count goal that Kevin sets for himself. (It is currently 2500 words) How, regardless of what's on his plate or calendar, that the writing for Kevin comes first. (As in, the very first thing that he does in the morning) Stephen King's quote about Art or Writing being a support system for life (and not the other way around) The genesis and desire behind Kevin's creation of the Wordslinger Podcast How inspiration for writing and creativity can come from any source, or virtually any conversation, not just from authors and writers A bit of a background on Draft2Digital and Kevin's role as Director of Marketing at this author-centric company How the “caring about the author” was something that always stood out the most when Kevin was initially looking at Draft2Digital as an author himself How working at Draft2Digital has opened a lot of additional doors for Kevin The automated in-matter and the amazing Book2Read offering that Draft2Digital provides to authors, book bloggers or anybody who wants to create a universal book link that connects to everywhere the ebook is sold online (including the ability to add affiliate codes for Amazon, Kobo, Smashwords, etc into those links) The newly launched Author Pages that Draft2Digital has recently released, which connects back to the Books2Read content   After the interview, Mark reflects on something that Kevin mentioned, which was PLAN vs PROCESS, and the importance of having a flexible process. Mark spends some time thinking about how focusing on the process rather than the initially failed plan has benefited him in multiple ways in his personal life as well as his recent attempt to evolve into a full-time writer. Mark spoke openly about the process of transitioning in more personal detail on Episode 77 of the Inner Dominatrix Podcast, with host Dana Pharant back in December of 2017 (while he was in the midst of the latest transition in his life) Mark also shares that he was recently a guest on Patricia McLinn's new AUTHORS LOVE READERS podcast, where he and Pat had a fun time talking about the story behind the story of writing, where inspiration is found and other reader-centric questions about the writing life.   Links of Interest Kevin Tumlinson's website Wordslinger Podcast Draft2Digital.com D2D Blog Sample Author Pages from D2D Mark Leslie Kevin Tumlinson Authors Love Reader Podcast: Finding Inspiration in Everything We Experience, with Mark Leslie Inner Dominatrix Podcast: Mark Leslie: Transition Time Can be Fun Findaway Voices Stark Reflections Patreon Page Free Friday Frights

As the approaches, Anne Tumlinson of joins us to discuss the importance of bringing family caregivers together. With over two decades working on improving how America cares for its frailest, most vulnerable older adults, Anne shares some of the challenges and universal truths that many caregivers experience. Ms. Tumlinson will be a guest speaker at the Family Caregivers Conference on February 17, 2018.

Texas naitive, Taylor Tumlinson grew up singing on stage with her musician father and has never looked back. Now in Nashville, her callused figers from thousands of hours playing and practicing the guitar now move effortlessly giving Tumlinson the power to create and share her story through music.  There is one thing that she can't live without, but you will have to listen to find out.  Hear her story and her amazing vocals as shares wisdom and plays her hit song collecting dust, "Whiskey Over Wine." Here more at donaldjenkinsnow.com and @donaldsjenkins

In this episode Arm Cast: Dead Sexy Podcast host Armand Rosamilia chats with Kevin Tumlinson. He's an Award-winning and bestselling author, host of the Wordslinger Podcast, and Director of Marketing for Draft2Digital. Also, hater of pants. This week's episode is sponsored by Subculture Corsets & Clothing

Alissa tells a personal story of her own Includer theme showing up in her parenting. These strengths show up every day! Includer is a wonderful talent. Hear all the ins and outs of Includer in this great episode with Strengths Strategy coach, Lyne Tumlinson

Been wanting to add a book to your content marketing mix, but just haven’t been able to make it happen? Kevin Tumlinson’s got your solution in his latest book, The 30-Day Author, and in Episode 148 of the Content Marketing Podcast, he joins us to chat about it. To learn more about content marketing, download our free audio 5 Things You Must Know About Content Marketing at contentmarketingaudio.com.

“Rick Tumlinson is the descendant of pioneers who wants to help create the future pioneers who are going to go open the Solar system and expand life beyond the Earth. That’s why I am here. The whole reason I exist is to make sure that this species and the life of the Earth expands into […]

Space Frontier Society founder Rick Tumlinson joins us to talk about Space Activism, emerging trends in the private space industry, […] The post Rick Tumlinson on the Space Frontier Society appeared first on American Antigravity.