Bound & Determined

If you are looking for a quick pep talk (it's only 10 minutes), packed with tools on how to navigate this sensitive time, AND still feel energized with your book projects–I hope you'll tune in.

Where once, your only options were to traditionally publish or self-publish, we now have a third option which, depending on your goals, could be a great pathway to explore! The rise in hybrid publishing has opened doors for folks who may desire a process that fits their time, creative and business needs But who is this process right for? In this week's podcast I chat with Maggie Langrick, CEO and Publisher of Wonderwell Press.

Richelle sits down with therapist, Kristen Boice, to discuss where imposter syndrome is rooted and how we can navigate it, so we can continue chasing our book dreams.

In this week's MUST LISTEN episode of Bound + determined, we look at 3 main obstacles for writers: Imposter syndrome, waiting for inspiration to strike, and finding the "right time" to begin your book. Terri Trespicio is an award-winning writer, speaker, and brand advisor, and she was named one of the "Top 18 female speakers who are killing it" by Hubspot. Terri Trespicio Passion Trap Free Program

Author Katie Horwitch discusses how to embrace your true self and eliminate self-doubt by shifting your self-talk. They explore the power of thoughts and feelings in shaping our identity and discuss the impact of loneliness on self-talk and belonging. They also delve into the journey of writing and publishing a book and emphasize the importance of authenticity and personal growth.

According to Ben Guttmann, it's actually kind to be simple, and his new book Simply Put: Why Clear Messages Win—and How to Design Them tells us exactly how to do it. In this eye-opening interview, we chat about what authors can do to help their messaging stand out in a crowded market, the mistakes he sees people make in their communication, and tools for writers to keep their messaging on track.

In this celebratory 100th episode, Richelle is on the other side of the mic. Interviewed by Jennifer Racioppi, Richelle talks about the evolution of this podcast and the publishing industry. They get into expectations and realities when it comes to publishing a book. This is both a tender and teachable episode to enjoy.

In this episode, Richelle chats with acclaimed author and education expert Ana Homayoun about why education needs a reframe and what parents and community leaders can be doing to support young minds. She also shares the process of her 4th book, Erasing the Finish Line: The New Blueprint for Success Beyond Grades and College Admission

What does it mean to be alive? Richelle digs into this question with integrative spiritual consultant Catherine Duncan. They discuss her new book Everyday Awakening, and her choice to hybrid publish.

This week I'm talking to Sherry Sidoti, author of A Smoke and a Song, all about honoring our lived experience through memoir.