Author Mindset Tips And Publishing In Germany With AD Wilk

The Creative Penn Podcast For Writers

Joanna Penn

Self-improvement, Arts, Books, Entrepreneurship, Business, Education

4.8 • 745 Ratings

🗓️ 26 August 2024

⏱️ 63 minutes

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How can you move past your limiting beliefs to find success as an author? How can you successfully self-publish in Germany? Andrea Wilk shares her thoughts in this episode. In the intro, how to cope with writer conferences [Ink in Your Veins]; Author Nation schedule; Conde Nast signs a licensing deal with OpenAI [Hollywood Reporter]; […]

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0:00.0	Welcome to the Creative Pen podcast. I'm Joanna Penn, thriller author and creative entrepreneur,
0:08.0	bringing you interviews, inspiration and information on writing craft and creative business.
0:14.9	You can find the episode show notes, your free author blueprint and lots more at thecreativepen.com. And that's Pen with a
0:23.7	double N. And here's the show. Hello, creatives. I'm Joanna Penn. And this is episode number
0:29.5	767 of the podcast, and it is Friday the 23rd of August, 24, as I record this. In today's show, I'm talking to Andrea Wilk about
0:40.1	author mindset, as well as publishing in German and more. We discuss how to deal with limiting
0:46.4	beliefs that might be holding you back, money mindset, and how to take 100% responsibility
0:52.2	for your career, as well as the book market in Germany,
0:56.4	AI-assisted translation and more. So that's coming up in the interview section. In publishing
1:05.4	things this week, Rachel Heron has a great solo episode on her show, Inc in Your Vains,
1:12.2	about how to cope with writer conferences, focusing on her recent experience at the Romance Writers of New Zealand
1:18.7	conference, which of course was amazing. And Rachel says that, but she also has a lot of lessons,
1:24.3	and it is a must listen for anyone who has anxiety, social anxiety, worried in general
1:30.6	about going to conferences or even if you're happy to go but then afterwards you find yourself
1:35.6	dying from over-peopling. Basically, I think most authors could benefit from listening to Rachel's
1:42.2	episode. She highlights the benefits of attending why it is worth
1:46.4	overcoming all these obstacles to get there, networking with new and existing friend, author friends,
1:53.7	learning opportunities and personal growth, pushing your comfort zone, which I'm a great
1:57.9	believer in. She shares personal anecdote about meeting friends,
2:02.1	managing social anxiety and balancing participation with self-care. And Jomo, the joy of missing
2:09.0	out on some of the evening things. She also offers advice on engaging with industry professionals,
2:15.2	agents and editors, and also talks about preserving your physical,
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