EPISODE · Mar 18, 2021 · 1H
The Verbal Explosion of the Shores of Tilbury: Anna Rhea
from An Uproarious Profundity Podcast · host AnUproariousProfundity
Editor & Author, Anna Rhea, shares how to self-source your confidence. . Was Anna the first guest to knit during the entire interview? (Hint: Yes.) . How did she stop being a people-pleaser? . What is the top mistake she sees authors making with manuscripts? . Why did people stop writing during the dark ages and how does that affect Anna’s work as an author and editor now? . What part of completing her book did she delegate because it was getting in the way of family time? How can writers stop overthinking? . From a writer’s perspective, how is Gray’s Anatomy different than Schittz Creek? . What are the main lies about grammar that we need to forget? . What makes Dolly Parton an American Heroine? . Which of the 2 different types of writers are you? . Did her comment about JFK offend the Russian judge on the show? . Smashing Pumpkins? . How does she balance it all as a mom, teacher, wife, author and business owner? . Whys can’t she watch ‘Golden Girls’ ? . What steps did she take to overcome poverty? , What is the power of not looking out and comparing yourself to others all the time? . What can creatives learn from Aztec sacrifices? . Why does Meg’s mom intimidate Anna? . All of this and more is explored with the owner of Joppa Editing, author and a personal marketing client of min, Anna Rhea. Joppa Editing is for aspiring authors eager to breathe life into their work through a professional partnership even if they feel like there might not be an audience while getting critiqued in conversation, and without losing motivation and creative freedom. Connect with her today:https://www.instagram.com/mrsanna_rhea/ . Let's Connect Over Your Book Idea: https://www.megcalvin.com/coaching/
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