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As we get ready to turn the page on a new year, you may be facing the transition of your child graduating from high school this spring. I remember the pride and joy of that time for my boys, but I also remember it being a really hard year for me as a mom.

So when I connected with Karen Jolly in Jenna Kutcher’s Goal Digger Podcast FB group, I knew I wanted her as a guest on the show.

Karen is the author of “The Journey of Love and Letting Go: Navigating Your Child's Senior Year with Grace”. We talk about her path to writing her book and encouragement for you if your child’s senior year isn’t going as you planned.

Plus Karen shares self-publishing tips especially for you in the empty nest season and also what’s working well for her to market your book.

RESOURCES MENTIONED:

Karen's book
Karen's IG

RELATED EPISODES:

Fulfilling Your Book Dream as an Empty Nester (#98)
Finding the Heart of Your Nonfiction Book Idea (#96)

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If you have an idea for sharing your hard story in your book in a way that serves and impacts others, you're going to love today’s conversation with my new friend, Mandy Capehart.

Mandy is a Certified Grief Educator & Trauma Professional, author of “Restorative Grief: Embracing our losses without losing ourselves” and hosts a podcast by the same name. Mandy and I connected on the PodMatch platform and I couldn’t wait to have her as a guest to share:

-- how her book has become a form of grief insurance
-- how she recommends you start documenting your hard story
-- how she shares her book with her listeners in a "care desert"
-- how she’s using the PodMatch service as a podcast guest


RESOURCES MENTIONED:

Mandy's book
Mandy's podcast
Mandy's website
Navigating Grief by Enneagram Type (free resource)

TRY OUT PODMATCH (aff):
https://kimstewartmarketing.com/podmatch

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If you’re struggling with serving your target readers and showing up as your authentic self, you will love this conversation today with my new friend, Kelly Thompson.

Kelly hosts The Genius in You podcast, and helps women market their coaching businesses without posting content 24/7. Kelly shares about her podcasting journey, how to find your genius in showing up online, how to be the expert your listeners trust (even while interviewing guests) and how to make time to podcast in your busy life.

Kelly's website
Kelly's podcast