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Get Clients, Build Community
by Ruth L. Snyder
An informative podcast for entrepreneurs, coaches, and authors who want help finding and connecting with their clients and building a supportive community of passionate clients.
Episodes
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The Benefits of Gratitude
Did you know there are 20 documented benefits of gratitude? Let's discuss the benefits and how to incorporate gratitude into our lives. Guests are welcome to contribute to the discussion! Be part of the next show https://f.chat/ZPw4
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Your Physical Writing Space
For Entrepreneurs and writers. What does your physical writing space look like? How could it be improved? Connect with Ruth at @RuthLSnyder on social media or https://ruthlsnyder.com Be part of the next show https://f.chat/BP7H
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For Writers: Discussion on Marketing
A lively discussion about marketing for writers with Graciela Moore, Kristy Mickelson, and Billy Dees. What fears did you have to overcome? What do you do with popularity? What scheduling app do you use? Why should authors build communities? What marketing tips do you have for authors? How have…
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Dealing with Imposter Syndrome
Imposter Syndrome: friend or foe? Is imposter syndrome a common experience for writers, artists, and musicians? How do you deal with it? Be part of the next show https://f.chat/Jktg
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Clear the Clutter
It's January! Are you moving forward into the new year, or do you feel stuck? Let's talk about how clearing the physical clutter affects us mentally and then come up with some strategies to move forward. Be part of the next show https://f.chat/tLf9
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Living Your Dream: Clinton's Story of Overcoming Obstacles to Achieve His Goals
In Choices from struggle to strength, Clinton Wasylishen shares his story of going from freezing, mosquito-ridden Alberta, Canada to living his dream life in Costa Rica--and how you can too. Clinton Wasylishen is a Canadian entrepreneur and coach who helps people figure out their dream and live…
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CHOICES: From Struggle to Strength with Entrepreneur Sam Rafoss
Sam Rafoss has always been passionate about self mastery, serenity and sobriety, but when she discovers she has an addiction to wine, she has to choose between wine and being a really great nana. In this video, you will learn: 1. How to become self-masterful when you can't kick an addiction 2.…
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Choices: From Struggle to Strength with Joi Renique
Joi shares how overwhelming it was to buy her first toothbrush and how that was her wake-up call to deal with co-dependency. She stresses the importance of self-awareness, boundaries, setting goals, and being intentional. 00:35 - Joi shares why she's passionate about self-awareness 01:16 - Joi...
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Choices: From Struggle to Strength Featuring Author Rachel Thompson
Learn about Rachel Thompson's journey through child abuse, anxiety, and divorce into healing and learning coping skills. Not only has Rachel worked through her own trauma and pain, but she also helps others work through theirs with her weekly sex abuse chat on Twitter Spaces. Rachel has written...
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Choices: From Struggle to Strength featuring Marcia Lee Laycock
Marcia Lee Laycock shares her struggle with cancer and some of the choices she made along the way. 00:33 - Marcia shares what she's passionate about along with her struggles with cancer. 02:17 - A choice regarding treatment and attitude 06:08 - The importance of community 08:35 - Marcia shares…
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Choices: From Struggle to Strength with Sharon MacLean
Sharon MacLean shares some of her journey as an entrepreneur through starting and ending the publication of a magazine, the death of her husband and sister, health issues, and economic struggles. She offers practical advice on using social media...especially being clear on your audience. Sharon...
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Choices: From Struggle to Strength with Jerry Nolan
Jerry shares his story about struggling with dark thoughts and losing many friends close to him. He is turning his struggle into strength by starting a safe community where men will find help and support as they work on building a business. Learn more about his community at...
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5 Ways to Reach a Larger Audience
5 Ways to Reach a Larger Audience I want to talk to you about five ways to reach a larger audience. We have talked about writing your book and publishing it, and now we need to talk about how to get your book into the hands of more people. Because after all, that's why you wrote it. 5 Ways to…
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5 Ways to Respond to a 1-star Review
I want to talk to you about five ways to respond to 1-Star reviews. We all enjoy the four and five-star reviews, but we will also get those 1-star reviews. So, let's talk about dealing with those reviews. As authors we must have "tough skin" some days. We appreciate reviews because they help…
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5 Tasks for Launch Team Members
I want to talk to you about five tasks for launch team members. You may wonder what this has to do with publishing. I hope you are publishing your book so that you can get it into as many hands as possible…people that will benefit from it. To do that, it's important for you to have a launch team...
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5 Steps to Picking Appropriate Book Categories
I want to talk to you today about choosing appropriate categories for your book. This is a topic may not be familiar to you if you've never self-published. However, categories are extremely important and can impact your book sales either positively or negatively. You'll notice I put the word...
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5 Tips for a Powerful Book Description
I want to talk to you today about five tips for a powerful book description. In previous episodes we've talked about your book title and your book cover. Those are very important steps in presenting your book to your audience. Once they decide to look deeper, you want to have a powerful book d 5...
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5 Tips on Cover Design
I want to talk to you today about five tips for cover design. First, though, my recommendation is that you get a professional cover designer to create your cover. Yes, you can create your own cover designs and Amazon provides a cover design option when you're uploading your book. It does work for...
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5 Reasons You Should Publish Your Book on Amazon
I want to talk to you about five reasons you should publish your book Amazon. I know that we want to support local bookstores, and that is wonderful. You do want to support bookstores as much as possible, but you will get more sales from Amazon. 5 Reasons You Should Publish Your Book on Amazon…
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5 Steps to Format Your Book
Today I want to talk to you about five steps to formatting your book. So, you've written your manuscript, you've worked with an editor, you have your ISBN number. (If you don't, make sure you do those steps first) But, today, let's talk about formatting. I want you to be aware of what you need to...
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5 Things You Need to Include in Your Book Proposal
We have talked about differences and similarities between publishing yourself or going with a traditional publisher. I mentioned that a book proposal is something you should do no matter what. So, let's talk about what should be included in that book proposal. Remember that each publisher has its...
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Comparison Between Traditional and Self-Publishing
There are some similarities and many differences between traditional publishing and self-publishing. You need to be aware of the differences as you work towards getting your book published and into the hands of your eager readers. If you haven't decided which avenue to pursue, this episode will...
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5 Ways to Find Money to Publish Your Book
You have put a lot of time and effort into writing your book. If you are not having success with traditional publishing and have decided to self-publish, you will need to be able to pay for it. Most self-published books cost between $5,000 to $10,000. Here are some ideas that may work for you to...
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5 Steps to Publishing Your Book
I'm assuming your goal, if you're writing a book, is to get it published. Today I'm presenting a very general overview of the publishing process. This is not simple. It takes many steps to get there. We will dive into more details in future episodes. 5 Steps to Publishing Your Book 2:15 –…
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5 Ways to Find Content to Write About
All writers need ideas to write about. A writing notebook, which we discussed in episode six, is helpful in keeping track of ideas. But where do writers find their ideas? Today I share 5 ways you can find content for your writing. (Remember to use your five senses, like we discussed in episode…
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5 Reasons You Should Schedule Your Writing
Most writers need the discipline of scheduling to get their writing done. Waiting for inspiration will not get your book written. Setting and following a consistent writing schedule will result in a finished manuscript. Today I want to share 5 reasons you should schedule your writing time. 5...
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Tools I Find Helpful in My Writing
Today I share about tools I find helpful in my writing. You may be familiar with some of these tools, but maybe you don't use some of the features I discuss. Some tools are free and others you need a subscription for access. 5 Ways to Write More Quickly 1:41– Do you use these options in MS Word?...
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5 Ways to Write More Quickly
We are all busy and writing is hard work. Today I want to share some tips to help you write more quickly. You may need to experiment to see what works for you, but with consistent effort these tips will make a difference. Ready to write quickly and well? 5 Ways to Write More Quickly 1:54– Where…
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5 Steps to Start a Writing Group
Writing can be a lonely journey. Today I share five steps you can take to start a writing group in your area. I know you're already busy and feel like you don't need to add anything to your schedule. In our last episode, we talked about accountability. If you are feeling alone and unsupported,...
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5 Ways to Make Writing a Habit
If your goal is to be a writer, you need to make writing a habit. Today I talk about 5 Ways to Make Writing a Habit. Often, we are good at a couple of these ways, but we need help in the other areas. After you listen to the podcast, let me know which area(s) you are going to work on. 5 Ways to…
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5 Reasons You Should Have a Writing Notebook or App
When we have a writing deadline, we are under pressure and may not be able to come up with ideas on the spur of the moment. Have you wondered where writers get their ideas? By keeping a writing notebook or using an app, you will have a resource you can go to when you have a project and need…
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How to Use Your Five Senses in Your Writing
You may wonder, "Why do I need to think about using my five senses when I write?" I encourage you to learn this skill because it will draw your readers into your experience. They will come along with you. They will be with you and want to know what's coming next. You've heard, "Show, Don't Tell?"...
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5 Ways to Pick Your Topic
When you're first starting out as a writer (and sometimes even if you're a seasoned writer) you may find it difficult to figure out what to write about. (I have the opposite problem! I have too many ideas.) Here are some questions you can answer that will help you get writing. 5 Ways to Pick Your...
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3 Things You Need to Know Before You Write Your Book
Did you know there are over 4 million books published every year? That's a very noise marketplace! That means you need to know how to make your book stand out. Otherwise you may end up like hundreds of writers who spend time and energy writing their book and then sell less than 100 copies. Let's...
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5 Ways to be Consistent in Your Writing
People ask me, "How did you find time to write a book?" Writing requires discipline and practice, like most other arts. If you wait to have time to write, you may never do it. Instead, if you want to be a writer, make time to write. Today I share some ideas to try. 5 Ways to be Consistent in Your...
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5 Ways to Make Time to Write
People ask me, "How did you find time to write a book?" Writing requires discipline and practice, like most other arts. If you wait to have time to write, you may never do it. Instead, if you want to be a writer, make time to write. Today I share some ideas to try. 5 Ways to Make Time to Write…
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How Long Should Your Twitter Space Run?
People ask me, "How long should my Twitter Space last?" My answer? It depends! Today I'm sharing three questions you can ask yourself when you're trying to figure out how long your Twitter Space should run. Some Spaces only last thirty minutes. Others have run for ten hours! How Long Should Your...
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Dealing with Problem Audience Members
Today I'm sharing ways to deal with problem audience members. Fortunately, this is something we rarely need to deal with, but it does happen. I'll share what has worked for me and different steps you can take to deal with people who are causing trouble in your space. How to deal with problem...
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Encouraging Participation Part 2 Encourage people to participate during your Twitter Space.
One of the benefits of hosting a space is the opportunity to have a live discussion. Let people know the format of your show and how they will be able to participate. That way they will feel comfortable and be eager to contribute to the discussion. How to Encourage People to Come to Your Twitter...
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Encouraging Participation Part 1 How to Encourage People to Come to Your Twitter Spaces
Today I'm sharing ways to encourage people to come to your Twitter Space. You want to invite people to attend. Let's talk about actions you can take before your show to let people know when your show is happening and what you'll be discussing. How to Encourage People to Come to Your Twitter Space...
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How to Schedule Your Twitter Space
Today I'm sharing instructions on how to schedule your Twitter Space. Remember that to participate in or host a Twitter space, you need to be on a cell phone using the Twitter App. If you want to host, you also need to have a Twitter account. How to Schedule Your Twitter Space Twitter App on Cell...
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5 Tips for Finding Co-Hosts for Twitter Spaces
Today I'm sharing five ways you can find co-hosts for Twitter Spaces. Although you can host a Twitter Space independently, I find that having one or two co-hosts makes the space stronger, especially if I can work with people who have abilities that complement mine. 5 Tips for Finding Co-Hosts…
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5 Ways I Set the Tone for My Twitter Space
Today I'm sharing five ways I choose to set the tone for my Twitter Spaces. It's important for people in the audience to know what to expect and how they will be able to participate in your space. This puts people at ease and makes them feel welcome. 5 Ways I Set the Tone for My Twitter Space...
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3 Tips for Crafting Your Discussion Questions
Today I'm sharing tips I use when crafting questions to ask during guest interviews on Twitter Spaces. Using these tips, you should be able to come up with questions that make your show interesting and entertaining so that people want to come back to your space over and over again. 3 Tips for...
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Picking a Topic for Your Twitter Space
Today I'm challenging you to AIM before you start your Twitter Space. You need to have clarity on 3 things before you pick your topic. Then you should also pick a broad topic that will lend itself to interesting shows. Twitter Spaces Features and Lingo A – Audience I – Expertise and Experience I...
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Twitter Spaces Features and Lingo
Today I'm reviewing what we have discussed about Twitter Spaces and making sure you are familiar with the lingo and the features. This will help you become more familiar with Twitter Spaces and how it works. Twitter Spaces Features and Lingo Social Audio Host Co-Host Nest Listener Speaker DM...
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Just Breathe - Self-Care for Entrepreneurs
Today I'm taking some time to talk about the importance of self-care and mental health. Let's support and encourage one another. Just Breathe - How to take care of yourself when you're struggling Make time to "breathe" Stats about mental health Signs of depression (significant change in...
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How to Host a Twitter Space
Today I'm sharing some tips for those of you who want to start hosting a Twitter space. Try it out! Remember that it's better to start than to worry about getting everything perfect. Hosting a Twitter Space Pick a broad topic Decide on a format Use polls Select your co-host(s) Schedule your space...
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Introduction to Twitter Spaces
Today I'm sharing an introduction to Twitter Spaces What is Twitter Spaces? How do you Access Twitter Spaces? How do you become a Twitter Spaces Speaker? Basic Twitter Spaces Speaker Etiquette How do you become a Twitter Spaces Co-Host or Host? Here are some other important resources for authors,...
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Hashtags on Twitter
Today I'm sharing information about how to find or create great hashtags to use on Twitter Google Twitter Hashtags for Writers Google Twitter Hashtags for Entrepreneurs See which hashtags resonate with your audience Create a hashtag for branding e.g. #LearnTwitter Here are some other important...
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An informative podcast for entrepreneurs, coaches, and authors who want help finding and connecting with their clients and building a supportive community of passionate clients.
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Ruth L. Snyder
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