Welcome to the SBR-Authors Podcast! In this podcast series, Host Tom Fox visits with authors in the compliance arena and beyond. In this episode, Tom Fox interviews Karen Olson, the founder and CEO Emeritus of Family Promise and the author of 'Meant for More.' Olson shares her journey from aspiring nurse to being an influential advocate for homeless families. She elaborates on the importance of acts of kindness in achieving genuine happiness. She describes how the Family Promise organization supports families experiencing homelessness through various programs, including prevention, sheltering, and volunteer services. Olson discusses changes in the homelessness landscape since the 1980s and shares personal stories of volunteers making a difference. She also talks about the inspiration behind her book and the critical role of community involvement in addressing homelessness. Key highlights: The Story Behind 'Meant for More' Karen's Journey The Birth of Family Promise The Current State of Homelessness Inspiring Volunteer Stories Family Promise Initiatives Acts of Kindness and Inspiration Resources: Meant for More: Following Your Heart and Finding Your Purpose on Amazon Visit Family Promise Website Karen Olson Website PR by the Book Website Follow Karen Olson at PR by the Book Facebook Instagram LinkedIn Tom Fox Instagram Facebook YouTube Twitter LinkedIn

Welcome to the SBR-Authors Podcast! In this podcast series, host Tom Fox visits with authors in the compliance arena and beyond. In this episode, Tom Fox interviews author Ana Hebra Flaster about her book ‘Property of the Revolution’ and her journey as an immigrant from Cuba to the United States Flaster shares her experiences from childhood, the impact of her sudden move from Cuba, and how it shaped her perspective on liberty and resilience. She details her family’s struggles and triumphs, providing a personal window into the broader Cuban exodus. The conversation also touches on her writing process, the role of storytelling in preserving her family’s legacy, and the importance of immigrants to American culture and innovation. Flaster emphasizes the value of freedom, the trauma of displacement, and the enduring strength of the immigrant spirit. Ultimately, she discusses her ongoing efforts to raise awareness about Cuban history and current events through her writing. Key highlights: Ana Hebra Flaster ‘s Childhood and Immigration Story The Concept of Liberty Storytelling and Family Resilience Writing Process and Challenges Role of PR and Final Thoughts Resources: Ana Hebra Flaster at PR by the Book Property of the Revolution: From a Cuban Barrio to a New Hampshire Mill Town—A Memoir on Amazon & Bookshop.org Ana Hebra Flaster Website PR by the Book Website Follow Ana Hebra Flaster on: Facebook LinkedIn Instagram X/Twitter Tom Fox Instagram Facebook YouTube Twitter LinkedIn

Welcome to the SBR-Authors Podcast! In this podcast series, Host Tom Fox visits with authors in the compliance arena and beyond. In this episode, Tom Fox interviews Tony Stewart, an author, filmmaker, technologist, and memoirist, about his book 'Carrying the Tiger.' Stewart shares his extensive professional background, which began as a filmmaker and transitioned into software development and business consulting, culminating in his retirement. He delves deep into the personal inspiration for his memoir, driven by his wife Lynn's battle with stage four non-smoking lung cancer and the emotional and organic evolution of their journey. Stewart also discusses the process of writing and editing his story, the concept of emotional resiliency, and the profound lessons of acceptance, grief, and grace he learned. The episode also explores Stewart's perspective on storytelling across different media, his collaboration with PR by the Book, and his efforts to share his story to help others. Key highlights: ·       Tony Stewart's Professional Journey ·       The Inspiration Behind 'Carrying the Tiger' ·       Writing and Editing the Memoir ·       Lessons in Emotional Resiliency ·       Experiencing and Understanding Grief ·       Dying with Grace ·       The Art of Storytelling ·       Publishing and Promotion Journey     Resources: Tony Stewart at PR by the Book Carrying the Tiger on Amazon Tony Stewart Website PR by the Book Website Follow Tony Stewart on:Instagram Facebook LinkedIn Substack Tom Fox Instagram Facebook YouTube Twitter LinkedIn

Welcome to the SBR-Authors Podcast! In this podcast series, host Tom Fox visits with authors in the compliance arena and beyond. In this episode, host Tom Fox is joined by aerospace engineer Andy Crocker to discuss his extensive career in aerospace, which encompasses projects ranging from designing launch vehicles to missions focused on sending humans back to the moon. Crocker examines the impact of these values on teamwork, the limitations of conditional leadership, and the importance of compliance as a natural outcome of a value-driven organization. The discussion also touches on Crocker’s transition phase, his thoughts on instilling these values in broader industry contexts beyond aerospace, and how they can be particularly pivotal for young professionals. Key highlights: Andy Crocker’s Professional Background The Magic of Rocket Science Transitioning from Tactical to Strategic Values and Leadership in Aerospace The Lunar Landing Competition The Trap of Conditional Leadership Character vs. Compliance Compliance as a Superpower Andy Crocker’s Writing Process Resources: Andy Crocker at PR by the Book Andy Crocker Books on Facebook Andy Crocker on LinkedIn Andy Crocker Books Website PR by the Book Website Tom Fox Instagram Facebook YouTube Twitter LinkedIn

Welcome to the SBR-Authors Podcast! In this podcast series, host Tom Fox visits with authors in the compliance arena and beyond. Today, the tables are turned as Caitlyn Tobey and Ellen Hunt from The Seven Elements Compliance Book Club host Tom to talk about his most recent book, Upping Your Game. They explore how AI and machine learning can transform compliance operations, turning them into strategic business functions. He discusses the operationalization of compliance, the importance of integrating ethics into business practices, and the role of AI in enhancing the effectiveness of compliance. Notable examples, such as Wells Fargo’s use of AI in compliance and the concept of compliance by design, demonstrate how technology can facilitate more efficient business processes and foster a proactive compliance culture. Key highlights: Reframing Compliance in the Trump Era The Role of AI in Compliance Ethics and Compliance: A Strategic Partnership Challenges and Risks of AI in Compliance AI Chatbots in Compliance Resources: Upping Your Game on Amazon.com Tom Fox Instagram Facebook YouTube Twitter LinkedIn

Welcome to the SBR-Authors Podcast! In this podcast series, Host Tom Fox visits with authors in the compliance arena and beyond. Today, Tom is joined by Charlie Spillers, a former federal prosecutor, undercover agent, and author. Spillers discusses his unique and extensive career, including his 10 years working undercover and his significant contributions in Iraq as a legal advisor during the trial of Saddam Hussein. He shares anecdotes about his life undercover, the impact of stress on his health, and the challenges law enforcement agents face. Additionally, Spillers talks about the lessons he learned from his experiences and offers advice for aspiring professionals in law enforcement. He also touches on his writings and future book projects. This episode is filled with compelling stories, insights into the world of undercover operations, and reflections on global justice. Key highlights: Writing the Book: Unique Undercover Experiences Impact of Undercover Work on Prosecution Challenges and Ethics in Undercover Operations Personal Toll of Undercover Work Global Stage: Working in Iraq The Importance of Saddam Hussein’s Trial Resources Charlie Spillers  on LinkedIn Undercover Agent on Amazon.com Tom Fox Instagram Facebook YouTube Twitter LinkedIn

Welcome to the SBR – Authors Podcast! In this podcast series, host Tom Fox visits with authors in the compliance arena and beyond. Today, Tom’s friend and colleague Earnie Broughton joins him in co-hosting Dr. Jean Boulton, the author of The Dao of Complexity. This concludes Part 2 of a special two-part SBR – Authors Podcast episode. In episode 2, Tom, Earnie, and Dr. Boulton explore the intricate balance between simple rules and simple principles within corporate compliance and ethics. Their discussion highlights the limitations of relying solely on rigid rule systems, especially in complex and evolving environments. We emphasize the importance of establishing shared principles and values, which serve as a more adaptable foundation for ethical decision-making. Drawing on real-world examples from healthcare and education, we explore how fostering a culture of trust, collaboration, and ethical behavior can lead to more sustainable and effective outcomes. Key takeaways include the significance of a ‘speak up’ culture, the role of leadership in building trust, and the necessity of addressing root causes to drive meaningful change. Key highlights: Introduction to Simple Rules vs. Simple Principles Exploring the Philosophy of Simple Rules The Role of Principles and Ethics Compliance and Ethics in Organizations The Importance of Trust and Culture Resources: Dr. Jean Boulton’s Website Dr. Jean Boulton  on LinkedIn The Dao of Complexity on Amazon.com Earnie Broughton on LinkedIn Tom Fox Instagram Facebook YouTube Twitter LinkedIn

Welcome to the SBR – Authors Podcast! Host Tom Fox visits with authors in the compliance arena and beyond in this podcast series. Today, Tom is joined by his friend and colleague Earnie Broughton as they co-host Dr. Jean Boulton, author of ‘The Dao of Complexity.’ This is Part 1 of a special two-part episode on the SBR – Author’s Podcast. They dive into Dr. Boulton’s background in physics, her transition to business management, and her exploration of complexity theory. The conversation highlights the persistent compliance and ethics violations issues, the need for more dynamic and adaptive organizational policies, and how complexity theory provides a new framework for understanding and influencing organizational behavior. Dr. Boulton explains the nuances of complexity, differentiating it from chaos and game theory while providing practical approaches for sensing and navigating complexity within organizations. The episode underscores the importance of adaptive strategies, ethical conduct, and the intricate relationship between past actions and future outcomes. Dr. Boulton also shares insights on how organizations can cultivate resilience and foster a culture that values ethical decision-making. Key highlights: Dr. Boulton’s Journey into Complexity Understanding Complexity Theory The Dao of Complexity Complexity vs. Chaos and Game Theory Resources: Dr. Jean Boulton ⁠Website⁠ Dr. Jean Boulton  on ⁠LinkedIn⁠ The Dao of Complexity on ⁠Amazon.com⁠ Earnie Broughton on ⁠LinkedIn⁠ Tom Fox ⁠Instagram⁠ ⁠Facebook⁠ ⁠YouTube⁠ ⁠Twitter⁠ ⁠LinkedIn

Welcome to the SBR – Authors Podcast! Host Tom Fox visits with authors in the compliance arena and beyond in this podcast series. Today, Tom is joined by Lisa Ducharme, an Air Force veteran with a unique journey from military service to entrepreneurship. Lisa shares her story of working at Westfield State University and her unexpected transition to becoming the entrepreneur in residence for the Yukon EBV program. She discusses veterans’ challenges when transitioning to civilian life, stressing the importance of leveraging veteran resources and the skills learned in the military. Lisa also delves into her leadership philosophies, such as leading authentically, understanding one’s ‘why,’ and building strong teams. Additionally, she emphasizes the significance of giving back through initiatives like the Massachusetts Veterans Chamber of Commerce and her writing, which aims to empower and educate fellow veterans. The episode wraps up with Lisa previewing her upcoming podcast focused on veteran businesses and their historical contributions, offering listeners educational insights and practical tips for leveraging AI. Key highlights: Military Background and Transition Leadership Philosophy Writing and Marketing Insights Resources: Lisa Ducharme Website Lisa Ducharme  on LinkedIn Lisa Ducharme  on Instagram Lisa Ducharme’s book list on Amazon.com Tom Fox Instagram Facebook YouTube Twitter LinkedIn

Welcome to the SBR-Authors Podcast! In this podcast series, host Tom Fox visits with authors in the compliance arena and beyond. Today, Tom is joined by Dr. James Gregory, an author, academician, and former corporate branding expert. They look at Dr. Gregory’s fascinating career journey from a graphic designer in New York to a celebrated author, highlighting the evolution of his professional life and the development of his research on corporate branding, which led to the creation of the Core Brand Index. Dr. Gregory also shares insights into his transition from non-fiction to fiction writing, providing a glimpse into his writing process and his passion for various genres. Key highlights include Dr. Gregory’s discovery of his love for research during his academic pursuits, the inspiration behind his first novel, ‘Zephyr War,’ and his upcoming projects, including a book inspired by childhood games. This episode is a must-listen for compliance professionals eager to explore the intersections of corporate compliance, branding, and the literary world. Key highlights: Dr. Gregory’s Professional Journey The Evolution into Academia Transition to Fiction Writing Writing Process and Character Development Exploring Multiple Genres Resources: James Gregory Website James Gregory on LinkedIn Tom Fox Instagram Facebook YouTube Twitter LinkedIn

Welcome to the SBR – Authors Podcast! In this episode, host Tom Fox visits with authors in the compliance arena and beyond. Today, Tom is joined by Tawnya & Scott Landis, a husband-and-wife team discussing transforming corporate careers. Tawnya & Scott Landis, fellow authors, C-suite members, and podcasters, discuss their unique entrepreneurial journey. Starting from corporate roles at GE Capital and Intel, they transitioned into financial services, insurance, and real estate investing. After losing everything in the real estate crash, they found new paths as business coaches, emphasizing the importance of a purpose-filled life. They share key insights on helping corporate professionals overcome fears and leap to entrepreneurship, centering discussions on morning routines, vitality, relationships, freedom, and impact as four essential pillars of fulfillment. The duo also delves into preventing burnout, the significance of fitness and health in sustaining a thriving career, and strategies to measure and balance life quality alongside business goals. As parents of three and seasoned entrepreneurs, they draw from personal experiences to highlight practical steps for energy management, maintaining robust relationships, and achieving financial and personal freedom. The episode concludes with a glimpse into their European expansion plans and ways to connect with them online. Key highlights: Transitioning from Corporate to Entrepreneurship The Four Pillars of Fulfillment Avoiding Burnout The Importance of Fitness and Health Expanding the Vision Globally Resources: The Awakened Life Business Freedom Forum Scott on LinkedIn Tawnya on LinkedIn Tawnya on Instagram Scott on Instagram Tawnya on Facebook Awakened Life on Facebook Business Freedom Forum on Facebook  Tom Fox Instagram Facebook YouTube Twitter LinkedIn

Welcome to the SBR-Author’s Podcast! In this podcast series, host Tom Fox visits authors in the compliance arena and beyond. Today, Tom visits with Dan Mazur, an IT consultant from Miami who has an inspiring journey of self-discovery and introspection. Dan has authored two books and shares his compelling story that began in 1987 following his release from a mental institution. Driven by psychological difficulties, Dan turned to writing as a means to regain control of his mind. Over 36 years, his writings evolved from personal introspection and memoirs to introspective novels that explore the power of questioning and dialogue. Through the conversation, Dan discusses the themes of faith, religion, and the importance of achieving intellectual independence, highlighting the challenges and rewards of critical thinking and self-autonomy. He also touches upon the significance of storytelling in personal growth and hopes his journey will inspire others to embrace questioning as a path to self-discovery. Key highlights: The Beginning of Writing Journey Introspection and Mental Health Memoir and Family Dynamics Themes of Faith and Religion Intellectual Independence Resources: Beyond the Morning Light Cor Values website COR Values on amazon.com COR Values Social Media YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@CORValuesBook X: https://x.com/corvaluesbook Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/corvaluesbook/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/corvalues.net Tom Fox Instagram Facebook YouTube Twitter LinkedIn

Welcome to the Sunday Book Review, The Authors Podcast! Host Tom Fox visits with authors in the compliance arena and beyond in this Podcast Series. Today, Tom is joined by his good friend and colleague, Earnie Broughton (Earnie from Boerne), to visit with Dr. Kelly Monahan, co-author of the soon-to-be-released book Essential: How Distributed Teams, Generative AI, and Global Shifts are Creating a New Human-Powered Leader.  (Co-authored with Dr. Christie Smith) We three had such good fun that we went on for nearly an hour, so we have broken up the interview into two podcasts. If you have not checked out our first episode, you can do so by clicking here. In Part 2, we deeply dive into effective communication tools for conveying corporate values to diverse workplace groups, emphasizing tailored training and gamification. Kelly highlights the importance of engaging, behavior-reinforcing communications through storytelling and public recognition systems. Emphasizing intrinsic motivation over financial incentives, Kelly draws on behavioral economics and the importance of fostering an environment of curiosity and context awareness for leadership roles. The discussion also addresses the nuances of generational differences in the workforce and the importance of diversity, equity, inclusion (DEI), and ESG initiatives for long-term organizational sustainability. Compliance professionals are encouraged to stay ahead of AI developments and promote positive behaviors to align with evolving business and ethical standards. Key highlights: Effective Communication Tools for Corporate Values Future of Leadership in the Age of AI Suspending Self-Interest and Cultivating Curiosity Importance of Context in Ethical Decision-Making Generational Differences in the Workforce Role of Ethics and Compliance Professionals Resources: The Essential Website Pre-Order Essential: How Distributed Teams, Generative AI, and Global Shifts are Creating a New Human-Powered Leader on Amazon.com Kelly Monahan on LinkedIn Earnie Boughton On LinkedIn Tom Fox Instagram Facebook YouTube Twitter LinkedIn

Welcome to the SBR – Author’s Podcast! Host Tom Fox visits with authors in the compliance arena and beyond in this Podcast Series. Today, Tom is joined by his good friend and colleague, Earnie Broughton (Earnie from Boerne), to visit with Dr. Kelly Monahan, co-author of the soon-to-be-released book Essential: How Distributed Teams, Generative AI, and Global Shifts Are Creating a New Human-Powered Leadership (Co-authored with Dr. Christie Smith) We three had such good fun that we went on for nearly an hour, so we have broken up the interview into two podcasts. In today’s Part 1, Kelly delves into her academic and professional journey and how her experiences have shaped her focus on the intersection of technology and human development. The discussion centers on three macro trends affecting the future of work: generative AI, remote and hybrid work models, and the rise of the alternative workforce. Kelly elaborates on the ‘gray collar’ concept of workers, emphasizing the merging of physical labor with technology. She also highlights the importance of power skills, formerly known as soft skills, in navigating these transformations successfully. Key highlights: The Future of Work: Trends and Insights AI and Its Impact on the Workforce The Rise of the Gray Collar Workforce Freelancers and Corporate Culture Leadership Mindset and Workforce Engagement Resources: The Essential Website Pre-Order: Essential: How Distributed Teams, Generative AI, and Global Shifts Are Creating a New Human-Powered Leadership on Amazon.com Kelly Monahan on LinkedIn Earnie Boughton on LinkedIn Tom Fox Instagram Facebook YouTube Twitter LinkedIn

Welcome to the Sunday Book Review, the Authors Podcast! Don’t miss out on this episode of SBR-Author’s Podcast, where Tom Fox sits down with James Jennings, a distinguished Oklahoma trial lawyer, novelist, and Chickasaw tribe member, to delve into the intersection of law and storytelling. James, with a five-year legal career, shares his transition from trial lawyer to novelist, highlighting the similarities between the two fields through their shared foundation in storytelling. They also discuss James Chickasaw’s heritage and its cultural significance in storytelling, as well as his novels, which explore justice themes, ethical dilemmas, and cultural histories. This episode offers valuable insights for corporate compliance officers on the power of storytelling in communicating policies and influencing behavior. Key highlights: James Jennings’ Legal Career Chickasaw Heritage and Storytelling Storytelling in Law and Novels Writing Process and Novels Overview Exploring ‘Blue Wild Indigo’ Diverse Geography of Oklahoma Upcoming Work: ‘Travertine Rim’ Resources: James Jennings Website Tom Fox Instagram Facebook YouTube Twitter LinkedIn

Welcome to the Sunday Book Review, the Authors Podcast! Don’t miss out on this episode of SBR-Author’s Podcast, where Tom Fox sits down with Steve Vincze, a seasoned compliance practitioner in healthcare, celebrating the release of his book, ‘Inspiring Integrity.’ Vincze shares his extensive 25-year journey in health care and life science compliance, highlighting key positions and experiences that shaped his perspectives. Vincze discusses the motivation behind his book, notably a life-threatening experience during COVID-19 that inspired him to leave a legacy for his daughter and share insights with fellow practitioners. They explore the book’s intended audience of leaders and aspiring leaders, with Vincze emphasizing the importance of understanding and inspiring people beyond mere compliance with rules. The conversation delves into Vincze’s writing process and how he structures his thoughts for effective communication. They explore major themes of the book, discussing the essence of compliance as ‘doing what’s right, not just what’s required,’ and the integral role of leadership. Vincze outlines his five-step process for creating an effective compliance program, stressing the connection between structure and business success. The conversation also touches on the evolving challenge of data privacy in compliance, particularly pressing in life sciences. Vincze shares details of upcoming book events and opportunities for listeners to connect and engage with his work on compliance, leadership, and integrity. Key Highlights: The inspiration Behind ‘Inspiring Integrity’ Target Audience for the Book Core Message of Compliance Compliance as a Leadership Issue Five-Step Process for Compliance The Role of Privacy in Compliance Book Launch Details Resources: Check out Inspiring Integrity Steve Vincze Trestle Compliance Connect with Steve on Linkedin Tom Fox Instagram Facebook YouTube Twitter LinkedIn

Welcome to the SBR Authors Podcast! Don’t miss out on this episode of SBR-Author’s Podcast. Today, Tom Fox visits with Dr. Loic Wright, a native Dubliner and a top James Joyce scholar. This episode explores James Joyce’s unique ability to bring universality to very specific localities, particularly through his interest in Dublin Street names and daily life. The script discusses how Joyce defended his focus on everyday existence and characters to his brother and explained his literary manifesto. Joyce’s emphasis on the shared daily experiences of people over arbitrary categories is highlighted as a key reason for his global reverence and the draw of Dublin for enthusiasts of his work. Key Highlights Include: Introduction to Joyce’s Philosophy Joyce’s Universal Appeal Through Locality Defending and Justifying His Work Transforming Daily Life into Art Empathy Beyond Labels Joyce’s Influence on Dublin Pilgrimages Resources: Dr. Loic Wright on Twitter Dr. Wright wishes to acknowledge the research he conducted emanated from the financial support of the European Research Council (ERC) under the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme grant agreement No 884951" Tom Fox Instagram Facebook YouTube Twitter LinkedIn For more information on the Ethico Toolkit for Middle Managers, available at no charge by clicking here.

In this episode, Tom Fox sits down with Mary Ann Faremouth to take a deep dive into her new book, Revolutionary Results. Mary Ann Faremouth is a certified personnel consultant with a distinguished career in recruiting dating back to the early eighties. Besides this, she has also ventured into writing, podcasting, and keynote speaking, all geared towards empowering individuals through sharing life lessons. Her perspective on relationships, integrity, and contribution stems from her personal experiences and journey of self-discovery. Faremouth's traumatic personal experience inspired her to use writing as a channel for healing, reflection, and ultimately, sharing her insights on maintaining integrity and making meaningful contributions. This journey, coupled with her expansive professional pursuits, has further cemented her commitment to assisting others in becoming their best selves. Key Highlights Include: Self-expression's Role in Professional Growth Seizing Opportunities Through Meaningful Connections Metaphors of Butterfly Transformations in Adversity Authenticity, Ethics, and Impact: A Journey of Influence NSA Encounter Sparks Professional Collaborations Embracing Uncertainty for Personal Growth Resources: Mary Ann Faremouth on Linkedin Faremouth & Company Revolutionary Results on amazon.com Podcast-Career Can Do Tom Fox Instagram Facebook YouTube Twitter LinkedIn

Welcome to the Sunday Book Review and the Authors Podcast! Don’t miss out on this episode of SBR-Author’s Podcast, where Tom sits down with well-known compliance maven Alison Taylor on her new book, Higher Ground. Alison Taylor is an established professional with a wide-ranging background in editing, consulting, political risk, and corporate investigation. Her career has seen her dedicate twelve years to corporate investigation, where she honed her skills in FCPA, due diligence, and network analysis, even leading investigations across multiple continents. After 2015, Taylor redirected her career towards sustainability and ESG, advising on climate change, human rights, and corporate responsibility for major multinational companies. Alison’s diverse and extensive professional journey, including her current role as a faculty member at NYU and director of Ethical Systems, a think tank, coupled with her authorship of “Higher Ground,” has shaped her perspective on the interplay of compliance, ethics, sustainability, and corporate responsibility. These experiences have enabled her to provide valuable clarity and insights for senior leaders navigating the complex landscape of business ethics. Key highlights include: Navigating Business Ethics in Sustainability Practices Navigating the Emotional Roller Coaster of Writing Leadership Alignment with Stated Ethical Values Ethical Decision Making for Business Sustainability Ethical Innovations in Compliance and Ethics Resources: Alison Taylor on Linkedin Higher Ground on Amazon.com   Tom Fox Instagram Facebook YouTube Twitter LinkedIn

Welcome to the Sunday Book Review and the Authors Podcast! Don’t miss out on this episode of SBR-Author’s Podcast, where Tom sits down with Estelle Erasmus, who talks about the craft of writing and her passion for helping writers ‘get noticed’. Estelle Erasmus is a highly experienced magazine editor, journalist, and award-winning educator with over three decades in the industry. She has served as the editor in chief of five national consumer publications and is recognized for her teaching excellence at NYU. Erasmus strongly emphasizes the importance of honing one’s writing craft, whether it be essays, articles, or books. She believes in learning from experts, attending conferences, and utilizing resources such as books and podcasts to improve her writing skills. Drawing from her own experiences, she highlights the value of seeking guidance from seasoned individuals to effectively engage readers and enhance storytelling techniques. Through her book “Writing That Gets Noticed,”  her podcast “Freelance Writing Direct,”  and her coaching services, Erasmus aims to empower writers to find their voice, become better storytellers, and ultimately get published. Her dedication to helping writers succeed is evident in her commitment to providing valuable resources and personalized feedback to aspiring authors. Key Highlights Include: Crafting Compelling Writing for Publication Success Building Trust Through Consistent Author Content Crafting Unique Stories to Connect with Readers Mentorship and Craft: Estelle Erasmus’s Influence Resources: Estelle Erasmus on Linkedin Writing That Gets Noticed Freelance Writing Direct Podcast   Tom Fox Instagram Facebook YouTube Twitter LinkedIn