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EPISODE · Feb 23, 2026 · 59 MIN

Embodied Writing, Soulful Authorship with Rachel Warmath

from Jaime Fleres Podcast · host Jaime Fleres

Welcome to the Jaime Fleres Podcast, a sanctuary for soulful creatives, heart-centered visionaries, and nonfiction authors exploring conscious creativity, personal transformation, and soulcentric embodied ways of being. Each episode offers inspiration, insight, and guidance for navigating the thresholds of creativity, life transitions, and self-expression. In this episode, Jaime talks with Rachel Warmath, a member of the Whale Song team, about her own process of writing and becoming an author, as well as the journey she guides other writers through in their own authorship adventures. You'll discover how the energy and intention you bring to the writing process gets baked into your book, why somatic awareness is essential for transformational writing, and how to honor your nervous system capacity while creating meaningful work. Jaime and Rachel explore topics such as the connection between healing and authorship, writing as a form of medicine for both your past self and future readers, the "tattoo effect" of books as time capsules, navigating self-doubt and the "who am I to write this?" question, and creating a writing process that feels nourishing rather than draining. Listeners will gain a new perspective on what it means to write with embodied awareness and self-compassion, and walk away with a deeper understanding of how to approach the authorship journey as a path of personal transformation. This conversation is perfect for anyone navigating creative thresholds, authorship, healing journeys, or the vulnerable process of turning life experience into transformational nonfiction or memoir. Meet Rachel Rachel Warmath is a ghostwriter, developmental editor, and indie author based in Salt Lake City, Utah. She has worked with over 150 authors to help them write and publish transformational books and is on the Whale Song Creative team. She’s a graduate of the Northwestern University creative writing program and also writes an award-winning wellness blog called Alive in the Fire. Learn more about Rachel here: www.rachelwarmath.com www.instagram.com/rachelwarmath www.facebook.com/aliveinthefire https://www.linkedin.com/in/aliveinthefire/ Chapters 01:34 - Rachel's Author Journey 04:46 - Challenges in Authorship 09:16 - Healing and Authorship 11:00 - Writing as Transformation 13:24 - Supporting Authors 16:32 - Companionship in Writing 18:15 - Body and Authorship 21:10 - Writing Through the Body 28:40 - Life as Part of Writing 33:13 - The Coach's Role 37:18 - The Author's Sabbatical 41:04 - Book as a Relationship 45:01 - Authorship's Impact 47:49 - Overcoming Writing Challenges 50:36 - The Sacred Pause 51:39 - Trusting Your Calling 54:17 - The Feeling of the Book 58:13 - Connect with Rachel 59:03 - Episode Wrap-up If you found this episode inspiring or helpful, subscribe and leave a review. It helps other amazing humans like you find our podcast. Know someone who would enjoy this conversation? Screenshot and share. Tag us, follow us or reach out on Instagram @jaimefleres. Stay connected to Jaime and Whale Song: Work with Us (Book coaching, editing, and publishing support) Order Jaime’s Book The Author Adventure Get emails with new episodes + resources

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