Brayden Sutton spent over 15 years learning the markets the hard way, with no inheritance, no formal training, and no industry connections. On this episode of Author Hour, he tells Eric Jorgenson how a mentor's suggestion to write a manual for his 18 year old grandson turned a decade-old manuscript into Money Mind: Beyond Speculation, a Canadian bestseller that has brought ultra high net worth investors into his fund, earned endorsements from billionaires, and reshaped his professional identity.

Brayden shares why he needed a coach, accountability, and a timeline to get the book done, what it means to act like a bank instead of an individual investor, and why the return on a book goes far beyond sales.

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What does it look like to go from suicidal ideation to self-published author in fewer than four years?

Devin Fish, a ten-year Army veteran and former career counselor, joins Eric Jorgenson to talk about his memoir Answering the Hard Questions: I Almost Ended My Story Too Soon. Devin shares how growing up in one of the most dangerous cities in America, watching both parents battle addiction, and surviving a hospitalization for suicidal ideations in 2019 ultimately became the raw material for a book he wrote in a war zone.

He talks about finding his editor through David Goggins, how Scribe Media's chief editor pushed him to put his real story back in, and why the act of writing the book transformed him as much as any of the events in it.

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In this episode of Author Hour, Eric Jorgenson sits down with Yarona Boster, author of Unspoken Signals, to explore what it truly means to raise a resilient child.

Yarona draws on nearly two decades of early childhood development, psychology, and coaching to make a provocative argument: a parent's real job isn't to protect their children at all costs, it's to give them the tools to thrive without them.

She shares the personal losses that shaped the book, breaks down the three core pillars every human needs to function (connection, autonomy, and competency), and explains why most of what we call communication is happening beneath the surface, in signals we're sending before we even have words for them.

She also offers candid, practical advice for aspiring authors on trusting your vision, filtering the noise of too many voices, and finding support that guides without controlling.

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