On episode #237 of The Author Factor Podcast, I am having a conversation with nonfiction book author Tracy Hardin. Tracy is the founder of Next Century Technologies, an IT managed services provider based in Lexington, Kentucky. Earlier this year, I assisted her in creating her book series, "What You Need to Know About IT Without the Geek Speak."

Learn more about Tracy Hardin by visiting NextCenturyTech.com.

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On episode #236 of The Author Factor Podcast, I am having a conversation with nonfiction book author Barry LaBov. Barry is the founder and CEO of LaBov Marketing, Communications, and Training and a two-time Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year. With 40 years of experience, Barry has helped some of the biggest names in various industries discover and celebrate their unique brand differentiation.

In his latest book, "The Power of Differentiation: Win Hearts, Minds, and Market Share," Barry dives deep into how businesses can identify and leverage their unique attributes. One big reason listeners will find Barry's book compelling is its practical insights into rallying an organization around what makes it special, ultimately leading to increased productivity and retention.

Learn more about Barry LaBov by visiting BarryLaBov.com.

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On episode #235 of The Author Factor Podcast, I am having a conversation with nonfiction book author Ray Hartjen. Ray, a marketing professional and musician, was diagnosed with multiple myeloma in March 2019. His career spans organizational development, corporate communications, public relations, and marketing. Inspired by his stepmother’s battle with the same disease, Ray authored a book to support others facing similar health challenges.

Ray's book, Me, Myself & My Multiple Myeloma: A Behind-the-Scenes Look for Patients, Caregivers & Allies, serves as a vital resource for patients, caregivers, and allies of chronic disease sufferers. Listeners will find it interesting due to its practical advice, personal insights, and the profound way it addresses the emotional and physical realities of living with multiple myeloma.

Learn more about Ray Hartjen by visiting RayHartjen.com.

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On episode #234 of The Author Factor Podcast, I am having a conversation with nonfiction book author Dwight Heck. Dwight, a financial educator with a remarkable journey, has turned his personal trials into a mission to transform others' financial lives. With over two decades of experience, Dwight has dedicated his career to helping families and businesses thrive, and he shares this wisdom in his book, "Give a Heck: How to Live Life on Purpose and Not by Accident."

Dwight's book offers practical advice on achieving financial wellness with intention. Listeners will find Dwight's book intriguing because it combines personal storytelling with actionable financial strategies, making it a compelling and inspirational read for anyone looking to live a purposeful life.

Learn more about Dwight Heck by visiting DwightHeck.com.

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On episode #233 of The Author Factor Podcast, I am having a conversation with nonfiction book author Geoffrey Klein. Bridging the worlds of film, law, and marketing, Geoffrey is a TEDx speaker, visual content expert, and author of the book, The Content Beast: Create Story Driven Content to Connect with Your Audience.

Geoffrey’s book is a must-read for its strategic approach to content marketing. It provides practical tips and strategies to use the power of story to create consistent and valuable content that connects with your audience.

Learn more about Geoffrey Klein by visiting GGKlein.com.

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On episode #232 of The Author Factor Podcast, I am having a conversation with nonfiction book author, Doug "Odie" Slocum. Doug, a retired Brigadier General, spent 35 years in the Air Force and Air National Guard. He commanded the 127th Wing to national acclaim and piloted over 4100 hours in America's fiercest fighters. Recently, Doug published his first book, Violent Positivity, sharing his people-centric leadership journey.

Doug's book, Violent Positivity, is a compelling read filled with inspiring stories and lessons. One significant reason listeners will find the book interesting is Doug's unique approach to leadership, which he calls "violent positivity." This concept emphasizes passionate, enthusiastic leadership and has proven effective in transforming stressed organizations into award-winning teams.

Learn more about Doug by visiting ViolentPositivity.com.

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On episode #231 of The Author Factor Podcast, I am having a conversation with nonfiction book author Kelsey Gilbert-Kreiling. Kelsey is a digital disruptor and the visionary author behind the book "Squarespace: From Signup to Launch."

She co-founded the innovative agency Week of the Website and has built over 800 Squarespace sites, helping entrepreneurs carve their digital paths.

Her book, "Squarespace: From Signup to Launch," serves as a comprehensive guide for users of the platform. One big reason listeners will find Kelsey’s book interesting is that it not only covers the technical aspects of building a website but also incorporates valuable insights from other industry experts, making it an indispensable tool for anyone looking to grow their digital presence.

Learn more Kelsey Gilbert-Kreiling about by visiting WeekoftheWebsite.com.

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On episode #230 of The Author Factor Podcast I am having a conversation with nonfiction book author, Drew Hannush. Drew is a whiskey historian, whiskey podcast host, and an Amazon bestselling author of three engaging books on whiskey. With a background in web design, Drew transitioned into whiskey writing and podcasting, turning his passion for travel and spirits into a successful new career.

Drew's latest book, *The Lost History of Tennessee Whiskey,* is a compelling dive into a lesser-known chapter of American whiskey lore. Listeners will find this book especially interesting for its rich storytelling and the way it weaves in historical facts with engaging narratives, offering a unique perspective on Tennessee's distilling heritage.

Learn more about Drew Hannush by visiting Whiskey-Lore.com.

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