Turning Life, Loss & Experience Into Stories with Nancy Jasin Ensley

What happens when a lifetime of experiences becomes the inspiration for stories?In this episode of Mind, Money & Medicine, Favour speaks with Nancy Jasin Ensley, an author, legal nurse, hospice specialist, and teacher whose writing has been shaped by a life devoted to family, faith, service, and the human experience.Nancy shares how her work in nursing, hospice, legal consulting, teaching, and supervision has influenced the way she sees people and tells their stories. From memoir and literature to mystery, thriller, science fiction, action and adventure, and children’s literature, she has written across multiple genres while drawing from the lessons and observations gathered throughout her life.We talk about how real experiences can become stories, the challenge of writing for different audiences, finding authenticity across genres, and the role of reflection in understanding the moments that shape us.Nancy also opens up about why she describes writing as a way of listening and remembering—and why storytelling remains a meaningful part of how she makes sense of life.Connect with Nancy Jasin Ensley🌐 Website: Nancy Jasin Ensley’s Website⁠Also, Stay Connected with Mind, Money & MedicineFollow Mind, Money & Medicine on Spotify and Apple Podcasts, and subscribe on YouTube for more real conversations about life, growth, health, relationships, career, and the experiences that shape who we become.