Hello author Janet, welcome to BrandEducation! What’s your favorite word and why? PEACE. From world peace to individual peace in the heart and peace of mind – I feel this is the most beautiful word in all languages, because that’s the origin of other beautiful words like contentment and love. What is your favorite thing about being a writer? With my YA writing I get a chance to inspire a new generation of global leaders, doers, dreamers, and thinkers through the written word. Perhaps even one day through the collective, bonding experience of watching the story unfold on the big…
Author: Lucia Matuonto
Lucia Matuonto
Lucia Matuonto is a published children’s book author, physiotherapist, Creative Director and has just added two more projects to her name. She is the host of the new interview program on WorldAuthors.org called “UNCUT with Lucia”, and is also the host of her new podcast, “The Relatable Voice”.
“I’ve had a successful career, and I’m financially comfortable—but it still seems like something is missing.” You’re not alone. Jeff Bernier has seen countless people in this situation—they seem to be living the American Dream, but they find themselves missing out on joy and a sense of purpose. In The Money and Meaning Journey, Bernier imparts some of the wisdom he has gained from over thirty-six years of being a financial advisor who understands that the goal of financial planning should not be to outperform the market, but to fund your dreams. This book outlines a goal-focused and evidence-based process that…
Jeff is a speaker, book author, the president of TandemGrowth Financial Advisors and has been providing financial advice to individuals and families for over 30 years. His new book The Money & Meaning Journey: A Guide to Clarity, Financial Confidence, and Joy is coming in October. Hello author Jeff Bernier, welcome to BrandEducation. What’s the last book you read? Investing among Lower Expected returns by Antti Ilmanen. As a wealth advisor coaching clients in retirement, it is important to have realistic expectations around returns and not simply extrapolate the past. What’s the book that changed your life? I read Richard…
LAUNCHING NOVEMBER 1ST, 2022 After the fallout of a Great War, Ady must escape her tyrannical Republic and travel to a hidden realm, where ancient beings and a divine council have been preparing for her arrival and the ultimate war to come—a battle against the Republic and the dark forces that guide them. When Ady learns she is an anointed one, called to lead and rise against the oppressive Republic, she finds herself stripped from everything she knows and loves. But on the Edenic floating islands of Atheria, she learns to harness her powers and the mystical gifts she didn’t…
Hello Dr. Cindy, welcome to BrandEducation! What’s your favorite word and why? It’s actually two words: “Thank you.” I say, “Thank you”. I think it is a very underutilized phrase. We throw it around all the time, but when I say it, I really mean it and take time to convey that. I say, “Thank you” by hand-writing notes and by returning favors. I practice gratitude and I let people know when I’m grateful for them. What’s the last book you read? Funny enough, the last book I read is my own: Sell Yourself: How to Create, Live, and Sell…
by Judith Kambia Obatusa I believe that life is too short to live scared, I say that now with all assurance after living through a pandemic and battling anxiety for close to two years. It was a battle indeed but one from which my life metamorphized from the larva of self denigration into the chrysalis of self awareness and now I’ve been set free to fly like a butterfly into the essence of my being here on earth. Unlike a butterfly however, human metamorphosis takes pain and discomfort. It also takes courage, the courage to do new things. During the…
Hi. I’m Lucy Pussett. My first novel, Diary of a Contemporary Woman was completed in the summer of 2021. I felt the world was crying out for a bright, engaging, sassy, sexy lead female MC! Angelique Santoro was the result of me breathing creative fire into my visions. I woke up 3am, every day for 6 months without an alarm clock and created Angelique. I turned dreams and visions into a storyboard. From here I spent three weeks exploring, developing my characters. Then, I started writing chapter 1, not until. My book is not Erotica. Its is a rare crossover…
Content creation is an art– ask any author, songwriter, or wordsmith, and they’d agree with the statement. A content creator pours their ideas, opinions, knowledge, and expertise into a piece with a single hope that audiences will appreciate their work. The challenge that most authors face is the inability to reach a wider audience and promote their work. That’s where Relatable Media comes to the rescue! Relatable Media is a multimedia company that offers various services to help support authors and share their stories with people around the world. The basic idea is to give content creators a medium that…
Time Intertwined Mikayla Abiola’s life is a lie. A DNA analysis reveals a family secret that was never meant to be told and sets into motion a series of events that will impact multiple lives on two continents. Intertwined with Mikayla’s journey to find her past is the story of Anh Lin Pham. Anh was born at the start of the American War in Vietnam and orphaned at a young age. After an early life beset by tragedies, she found her calling helping others. Anh’s tumultuous life, inextricably linked to Mikayla’s, reveals the human cost of the Vietnam War—from the…
Hello author Kaylon, what is your favorite thing about being a writer?The creative freedom. Even with historical fiction—which I want to be as accurate as possible—the characters and personal events are mine to imagine and mold. If you could tell your young writing self anything, what would it be?Pay more attention in English class and the use of commas. Your future editor will thank you. How long on average does it take you to write a book?My first book took four months and the second and third each took about six months. Once the ideas took hold, the writing went…