Stop Writing as a Hobby – Start Earning as an Author

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At This Table - Taste and See His Goodness

Athena Dean Holtz, Carol Tetzlaff & Shelly Brown

88 episodes

2 days ago

"At This Table" is a welcoming space where everyone is invited to the conversation, aimed at women who are living out their calling in their everyday lives.

Through insightful teachings rooted in the Bible, our podcast seeks to provide encouragement, practical guidance, and inspiration, empowering listeners to wholeheartedly pursue the work of bringing the gospel to their world.

In addition to impactful teachings, we feature interviews with authors who share valuable resources to support our listeners on their faith journey. These resources are tailored to provide practical tools for their specific areas of service and kingdom work. Sponsored by Redemption Press.

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Stop Writing as a Hobby – Start Earning as an Author

At This Table - Taste and See His Goodness

49 minutes 56 seconds

3 months ago

Stop Writing as a Hobby – Start Earning as an Author

Does talking about money feel unspiritual — when your book was written to change lives?

In this powerful episode of At This Table: fUNfiltered Marketing Talk for Authors, Shelly, Carol, and Sara tackle a mindset shift that stops so many Christian writers in their tracks: the belief that turning your writing into a business somehow diminishes its ministry impact.

Whether you’re stuck in “hobby mode” or secretly afraid to set financial goals, this conversation will challenge and encourage you to step boldly into stewardship — not just of your message, but of your mission.