The Boy Scouts Saga | Mike De Socio
Send us a text In this episode of Authors Who Lead, Mike De Socio and I delve into the grueling yet transformational journey of writing a book. This conversation offers a treasure trove of insights for aspiring and seasoned authors alike. From the unwieldy nature of a single Google Doc and the emotional toll of editing to the personal transformations catalyzed by writing, this episode covers a myriad of key points that can make or break an author"s journey. Timestamp: 00:00 Book reveals untold history of scouts" discrimination. 06:34 Discussing journey from journalism to developing a manuscript. 07:02 COVID webinar revealed book publishing steps needed. 10:19 Freelance work balance allowed book writing time. 13:47 Many bestselling books are ghostwritten by few. 18:18 Strived for perfection, received high-level edits. 21:22 Therapist, fun, discovery, pride, satisfaction, publication. 23:05 Publishing is slow; sources surprisingly forthcoming. 27:29 Avoid "chapter" labels; organize flexibly for writing. 29:43 New creative direction after book tour success. 34:40 Scouts provided belonging, despite personal struggles. 35:37 Grateful for people, but organization flawed. 39:08 Recommended book on LGBTQ inclusion in Scouts. Full show notes COMMUNITY PROGRAMS 📚 Write and Publish your book CONNECT 📷 Instagram 🎬 TikTok 👫🏻 Facebook 💼 LinkedIn 🐦⬛ Twitter 🤝🏻 Apply to be a Guest LEAVE A REVIEW ✍🏻 Review on Apple Podcasts ✍️ Review on Spotify 🖱️ Episode Webpage Full show notes COMMUNITY PROGRAMS 📚 Write and Publish your book CONNECT 📷 Instagram 🎬 TikTok 👫🏻 Facebook 💼 LinkedIn 🐦⬛ Twitter 🤝🏻 Apply to be a Guest LEAVE A REVIEW ✍🏻 Review on Apple Podcasts ✍️ Review on Spotify 🖱️ Episode Webpage
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