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Authors Who Lead - Learn to write a book from bestselling authors and leaders

Authors Who Lead - Learn to write a book from bestselling authors and leaders

著者： Azul Terronez - Author TEDx Speaker Coach
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If you want to know how bestselling authors find the time to write their books, the methods they use to be productive and how they find their ideas you will love this podcast. Writing coach Azul Terronez shares interviews with clients such as Pat Flynn, of the Smart Passive Income, Jon Vroman, of the Front Row Factor, and Dana Malstaff of Boss-Mom, Jadah Sellner of Simple Green Smoothies. Learn from the New York Times, Wall Street Journal, and USA Today bestselling authors. Want to get behind-the-scenes insights about how first-time authors overcame their fears and found the courage to write? Are you curious about how successful bestselling authors write or learn how to publish and market a book? Have you thought, "I'd like to write a book," but I don't know where to start? I explore authors' journeys, how they craft their stories, become published, and share their art of writing books with the world. You are meant to write the book now and be inspired by those who have done it.

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  • Stop Overthinking: How to Edit and Refocus Your Book for Impact

    Stop Overthinking: How to Edit and Refocus Your Book for Impact
    2026/06/26

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    Writing a book isn’t a linear journey. It’s filled with ups and downs, moments of clarity, creative blocks, and the ever-present question: Am I hitting the mark? If you’re feeling overwhelmed or stuck, you’re not alone.

    What transforms a collection of words into a compelling book isn’t the complexity of your knowledge or eloquence—it’s your ability to distill your message, deliver a clear promise, and deeply understand whom you’re writing for. In this post, inspired by the Authors Who Lead podcast, I’ll unpack these pillars to help you craft a book that truly connects with readers.

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    00:00 Emphasizing the book's core message
    03:39 Simplifying the core message
    06:48 Identifying your ideal reader
    12:02 Editing for Audience Engagement
    15:15 Finding Your Book's Core Message

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    COMMUNITY PROGRAMS
    📚 Write and Publish your book
    🤫 Secret Podcast: Born to Write, Scared to Start
    ⭐ You're Allowed to Write This Book

    CONNECT
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    🤝🏻 Apply to be a Guest

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    17 分
  • From Stand By Me to The Matrix: How Your Favorite Films Reveal Your Unique Storytelling Superpower

    From Stand By Me to The Matrix: How Your Favorite Films Reveal Your Unique Storytelling Superpower
    2026/06/18

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    Every writer, whether penning a memoir or crafting a screenplay, seeks that elusive “voice”—the authentic expression of who they are and the stories only they can tell. On this episode of Authors Who Lead, screenwriter and coach Brooks Elms shared an illuminating process for tapping into this unique creative DNA by simply starting with a list of your favorite films.

    What unfolded in our conversation was more than a coaching exercise; it was an exploration of how those stories we love most hold a mirror to our deepest values, anxieties, and dreams. If you’re looking for a practical yet profound way to connect with your storytelling core, these lessons are for you.

    Timestamp:

    00:00 Journey from teaching to writing
    04:27 Discussing Our Favorite Films
    07:16 Feeling invisible growing up
    11:51 Discussing the impact of The Matrix
    15:23 Discussing the Lord of the Rings adaptation
    16:42 Starting out in Hollywood
    21:52 Writing from personal experience
    23:32 Discussing creative decision-making
    28:30 Evaluating screenplay effectiveness
    31:56 The power of subtle storytelling
    33:43 Tips for aspiring screenwriters
    36:21 Writing a story in one sentence

    Full show notes

    COMMUNITY PROGRAMS
    📚 Write and Publish your book
    🤫 Secret Podcast: Born to Write, Scared to Start
    ⭐ You're Allowed to Write This Book

    CONNECT
    📷 Instagram
    🎬 TikTok
    👫🏻 Facebook
    💼 LinkedIn
    🐦‍⬛ Twitter
    🤝🏻 Apply to be a Guest

    LEAVE A REVIEW
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    39 分
  • Your Book Idea Is Already Leaving Clues

    Your Book Idea Is Already Leaving Clues
    2026/06/12

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    What if your book idea is not something you need to search for outside yourself?

    In this solo episode, Azul shares how a recent conversation with screenwriter and writing coach Brooks Elms helped him see something surprising. A simple list of favorite movies became a mirror for the deeper themes, questions, and patterns that have shaped him as a writer, teacher, and book coach.

    This episode is an invitation to look at your own life differently. The stories you love, the questions you keep asking, the work you have done, the struggles you have faced, and the things you notice that others miss may all be pointing toward the book inside you.

    Azul explores why your book is not just a topic. It is a way of seeing the world. And when you begin to trust your viewpoint, your message becomes clearer.

    In this episode, you’ll learn:

    • Why your favorite stories may reveal what you care about most
    • How life patterns can point toward your deeper message
    • Why your viewpoint matters more than more information
    • How to begin noticing the clues your book may already be giving you
    • Why clarity starts with understanding who you are writing for and why your message matters
    • Your book may already be speaking. This episode will help you listen.

    Timestamp:

    00:00 | A conversation that sparked a deeper question
    03:00 | Your favorite stories may be clues
    06:00 | Why life patterns matter when writing a book
    10:00 | A book idea is not just a topic
    13:00 | Questions to help you find your message
    16:00 | Why people come to write a book
    19:00 | Your viewpoint matters
    22:00 | Clarity comes from message, reader, and perspective
    25:00 | Your book may already be speaking

    Full show notes

    COMMUNITY PROGRAMS
    📚 Write and Publish your book
    🤫 Secret Podcast: Born to Write, Scared to Start
    ⭐ You're Allowed to Write This Book

    CONNECT
    📷 Instagram
    🎬 TikTok
    👫🏻 Facebook
    💼 LinkedIn
    🐦‍⬛ Twitter
    🤝🏻 Apply to be a Guest

    LEAVE A REVIEW
    ✍🏻 Review on Apple Podcasts
    ✍️ Review on Spotify

    🖱️ Episode Webpage
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    14 分
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