EPISODE · Jun 5, 2024 · 41 MIN
S2E1 Grace, Writing, and Lifelong Journeys with Kimberly Stuart
from Old School with Michele Vrabel · host Old School with Michele Vrabel
Grace, Writing, and Lifelong Journeys with Kimberly Stuart In this heartfelt and engaging conversation, Michele discusses her journey of finding a new editor, the challenges of publishing, and the nuances of humor and storytelling with writing coach and author Kimberly Stuart. They delve into personal stories, the impact of grace in their lives, and the important lessons learned through their experiences. Kimberly also talks about her upcoming non- fiction book 'Star for Jesus and Other Jobs I Quit,' which explores the theme of grace through personal narratives. Additionally, they touch upon the importance of living in the moment, trusting in God's plan, and the power of humor to connect and heal. Navigating Change, Discovering Grace, and Embracing Humor in Storytelling This episode captures a personal and in-depth conversation between the host, Michele, and her guest, a prolific author and writing coach, Kimberly Stuart. They delve into a range of topics beginning with exploring their personal and professional journeys, particularly focusing on writing, the importance of grace, and the role of humor in connecting with audiences and processing life's challenges. Kimberly shares her transition from fiction to nonfiction writing with her upcoming book, which emphasizes rediscovering grace. They also discuss the challenges of finding trustworthy agencies, the therapeutic power of laughter, and how grace and humor can deeply impact storytelling and personal growth. The conversation is interspersed with personal anecdotes, demonstrating vulnerability and the continuous learning journey of life. Connect with Kimberly: Website: www.kimberlystuart.com Podcast: For Real and The Writing Room
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