In this episode of "5 Minute Advice for Authors," Oscar Trimboli, author of "How to Listen: Discover the Hidden Key to Better Communication," explains that listening goes far beyond hearing someone's words. Oscar teaches how to listen for what is not said. Additionally, Oscar offers advice on various ways to disseminate one's message beyond the traditional book format. He discusses creating multiple expressions of an idea, such as audio formats, visual books, and interactive quizzes, to engage a broader audience and enhance the impact of the core message. Finally, He highlights the supportive environment provided by Stephen, his audiobook director, who not only helped coordinate multiple voice actors but also created a space that allowed Oscar to deliver his best work comfortably.

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In this episode of "5 Minute Advice for Authors," Laura Patterson, author of "Fast-Track Your Business: A Customer-Centric Approach to Accelerate Market Growth," Laura shares her insights on fostering sustainable, profitable growth through customer-centric strategies.She emphasizes that growth requires intent, a deliberate process, and a deep focus on customer-centricity. Laura’s advice for aspiring authors is about the importance of writing about something that resonates with their intended audience. She discusses the need to understand the audience's challenges and how to address them in ways that are informative, timely, and whenever possible, entertaining. Laura then recounts Twin Flames Studios’ support in finding the perfect voice to bring her book to life.

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In this episode of "5 Minute Advice for Authors," Bradley Jones, the author of "Treading the Deep: Inspirational Lessons on Life and Leadership," shares how the lessons learned from both triumphs and failures, humorous and embarrassing moments alike, became teaching tools not only for himself but also for his fellow soldiers. His story is a testament to the impact of mentorship and personal growth in the demanding environment of the military. Bradley offers advice to aspiring authors, including the importance of utilizing personal networks and professional resources. Drawing from his own experience, he emphasizes the benefits of having trusted feedback during the writing process, the crucial role of a knowledgeable editor, and how these elements contributed significantly to the success of his book. Lastly, Bradley praises his audiobook director’s patience and support during the emotionally charged recording sessions, describing the process as one of the most intimate experiences of his life.

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In this episode of "5 Minute Advice for Authors," Eric Spencer, co-author of "You, Me, We: Why We All Need a Friend at Work and How to Show Up as One," shares the importance of making intentional investments in workplace relationships. Eric also shares his advice for aspiring authors, drawing parallels between his experiences as a musician and an author. He stresses the importance of patience and perseverance in the book writing and publishing process and highlights the significance of choosing the right partners, from publishers to editors, to bring a book to fruition. Eric then recounts his positive experiences in creating the audiobook version of "You, Me, We" with Twin Flames Studios, including the seamless and efficient recording process.

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In this episode of "5 Minute Advice for Authors," Renée Marino, author of "Becoming a Master Communicator," touches on the vital importance of choosing the right medium for communication—knowing when to text and email and when to engage in direct, face-to-face conversations. She emphasizes that true connection and success in relationships and business begin with effective communication. Renée’s advice for aspiring authors is to start with the very first sentence and keep pushing forward. Lastly, Renée explains her experience in creating her audiobook with Twin Flames Studios. She highlights the supportive environment that allowed her to express her words authentically, making the process not only manageable but enjoyable.

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In this episode of "5 Minute Advice for Authors," Gregg Brown, author of "Spark Action: How to Lead Change That Matters,” shares his perspectives on creating impactful change in today's rapidly evolving landscape. He talks about the need for organizations and individuals to become 'change ready' in a post-pandemic world. Gregg also offers advice to aspiring authors, emphasizing the importance of just starting the writing process. He encourages writers to abandon rigid, traditional writing models in favor of discovering and embracing their unique creative processes, whether that involves brainstorming, outlining, or diving straight into writing. He ends by delving into creating his audiobook with Twin Flames Studios, the positive experience he had with his audiobook director, and how he learned to adapt his energetic stage presence for the intimate medium of audio.

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In this episode of "5 Minute Advice for Authors," Susie deVille, author of "Buoyant,” shares her insights on unlocking entrepreneurial potential and overcoming the cultural myths surrounding success. She challenges the conventional wisdom that more work, discipline, and productivity are the paths to success. Susie also shares advice for authors on the importance of vulnerability and honesty in writing, encouraging writers to express their unique voice and share their authentic selves. Lastly, she recounts the supportive environment she had at Twin Flames Studios while creating her audiobook.

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In this episode of "5 Minute Advice for Authors" featuring Bill Williams, the dynamic author of "Electric Life: 12 Microsteps to Pay Attention, Be Brilliant and Go Deep," Bill brings a jolt of energy and insight into how we can break free from our mundane daily routines to live more vibrant and impactful lives. He shares advice on how to implement the '12 microsteps' outlined in his book, which are designed to help readers pay attention to what truly matters, enhance their emotional intelligence, and live authentically. Additionally, Bill offers tips for authors, focusing on the need to write with purpose and to consider the impact their work will have on readers around the world. The episode also features Bill's favorite experiences in creating his first audiobook with Twin Flames Studios, where he highlights the supportive and guiding role of the studio team in bringing his written words to life through audio, adding another layer of connection with his audience.

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