Why Every Writer Should Lose Their Manuscript At Least Once

Podcast Website  |  Start Here >> The Buddha and The Bee   |  Cory's WebsiteBONUS WEEK:  Who knew the miracle of the cloud could bring the sunniest day ever? And what happens when you follow your instincts and go off the beaten path? Serendipity Central.  Travel crushes. And, are travel angels real??Part 2 of 4 episodes with Author, Cory Mortensen:What John Steinbeck & Cory Mortensen have in commonAdvice for first-time authorsThe Law of SerendipityThe Law of AngelsThank you Cuban Departure taxWhy Joe Rogan & Cory Mortensen should smoke a cigar & talk ancient civilizationsWaiting List: Fill out the waiting list for future events & experiences (for travelers, artists & entrepreneurs.)BIO:Born in the small town of New Prague, Minnesota, and raised amidst the sun-soaked landscapes of Scottsdale, Arizona, Cory Mortensen embarked on a unique journey that shaped both his life and literary career.Choosing an unconventional path, his journey began with dropping out of college to immerse himself with a job on Wake Island, gaining valuable experiences that would later infuse his writing with a distinctive perspective. Returning to the United States, he started a dynamic career as a project manager for several prestigious architecture firms, coupled with a venture into real estate by flipping houses.The allure of exploration took center stage when Cory made the bold decision to sell everything and traverse the globe for two transformative years. This period of travel not only broadened his horizons but also laid the foundation for a successful entrepreneurial endeavor. Cory established and grew a business into a multimillion-dollar venture, eventually selling it to pursue a shared dream with his wife, Kate.Apr. 16-22nd:  OFFApr. 23-30th:  Bonus Week Ask us questions: [email protected], Travel & Productive Bleisure: The Quest Express BlogWebsite:  https://www.thequestexpress.comFeedback Survey:  https://forms.gle/6yMieXo2iGEE1Qmr9Say Hi:   [email protected] Credits:  INTRO:  Loyalty - Philip Ayers | OUTRO: Grasshopper's Dance - Etienne Roussel