Write Your Memoir with Henry Quinlan

Have you ever thought of writing your memoirs? Start with the end in mind and you'll live a great story! Henry Quinlan is an 82 year old semi-retired book publisher and speaker on non-financial issues in retirement. On this week's episode of Get Your FILL - Financial Independence & Long Life Podcast, Henry discusses what makes a compelling memoir and how to flourish and enjoy your retirement.   Links to Henry's websites: www.omni-pub.com  www.hmqpublisher.com   Listen to the podcast Watch the video About Henry M. Quinlan – Publisher:   Henry M. Quinlan, owner and publisher of Omni Publishing Company, has 40+ years of varied experience publishing books. He is a graduate of Boston College and Suffolk University Law School.  He founded Quinlan Press, a book publishing company, in 1986. Notable among the books that he published are: My Life in Space by Wally Schirra; Rebound by KC Jones, coach of the Boston Celtics; My Dad the Babe by his daughter Dorothy Ruth Pirrone; The Cops are Robbers by Kevin Stevens, which was featured on 60 Minutes and made into an HBO movie.   While engaged in a publishing venture in the former Soviet Union, Henry Quinlan was asked by President George H. Bush to organize the publishing of the children's book, Make Way for Ducklings in Russia in 1991 and the erection of the statues, “Make Way for Ducklings” in Moscow.   Currently, Henry Quinlan is helping senior citizens self-publish their life’s stories as a memoir or autobiography and is publishing books under the Omni imprint.   Recent books published  They Were My Friends-Jack, Bob and Ted By Gerard Doherty (age 89 years)   Born, Blessed and Blitzed in Britain But Battered at MIT By David Wilson, Emeritus Professor MIT (age 90 years)   Five Courageous Mothers – Mothers Raising Children with Down Syndrome By Anne Roberts (age 65 years)   A Prescription for Bankruptcy – A doctor’s perspective on America’s failing healthcare system and how to fix it. By Edward Hoffer, MD (age 75 Years)