EPISODE · Sep 9, 2025 · 42 MIN
Michelle Savage on Purpose, Publishing, and the Power of Storytelling
from Her Best Chapter · host Michelle Savage
What if the story you have been holding onto is the key to your next chapter? In this episode the tables turn: Theresa Pore, founder of The UnBreakable Conference, sits down with Michelle Savage to discuss purpose, publishing, and the power of storytelling. The two first came together to create Pieces to Purpose, a bestselling book featuring 17 women's stories of turning pain into purpose. Now they are collaborating again to bring Pieces to Purpose Two into the world. Michelle shares how and why she started Sulit Press, what she has learned from helping women tell their stories, and why she believes following your purpose can help others find theirs. Together, Theresa and Michelle explore how storytelling can change not only the writer's life but also the lives of every reader who sees themselves in those pages. If you have ever felt the nudge to put your story into words, this episode is your invitation to say yes... and maybe to think about becoming an author in the upcoming Pieces to Purpose Two. What You'll Hear About: How Michelle and Theresa first teamed up to create Pieces to Purpose Why Michelle launched Sulit Press and her mission to publish women's voices The power of storytelling to spark confidence, connection, and clarity What it looks like to live in alignment with your purpose How Pieces to Purpose Two is creating space for more women to share Why telling your story can transform someone else's life Guest Links Follow Michelle on Instagram → @sulitpressbooks Learn more about Pieces to Purpose Volume Two → https://www.sulitpress.com/ More from Theresa Pore Follow Theresa on Instagram → @theresapore320 Learn more about The UnBreakable Conference → https://unbreakablewomensconference.com/
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