Listener Favorites: Navigating Life, Love and Fiction in New York City with Jennifer Miller

The Unmistakable Creative Podcast

Srinivas Rao

Society & Culture

4.8 • 1K Ratings

🗓️ 14 February 2020

⏱️ 53 minutes

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Summary

The Big Apple; brimming with life, love and everlasting romance. It’s no wonder dating in New York can be an uncertain, emotional roller-coaster. Jennifer Miller is a Journalist and Author who recently co-wrote Mr. Nice Guy with her husband, Jason Feifer, who is the editor-in-chief at the Entrepreneur magazine. In this episode, Jennifer joins us to share some valuable insights from her journey as a freelance writer. More than this, she dives into what it’s like to live and love in New York with a peak into their latest fiction novel – MR. NICE GUY

MR. NICE GUY is available to read right now in hard copy, Kindle and audio book – www.mrniceguynovel.com

You can follow Jennifer on Twitter and Instagram at @propjen and you can also follow Jason on Twitter and Instagram at @heyfeifer

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0:00.0	So I was on Twitter, I was on Facebook, this was pre-instagram, really by necessity.
0:07.0	And so my feed was just full of all of these authors and writers and editors and reviewers and
0:14.8	I got to be too much because it was really I found it really hard like really
0:20.5	challenging to constantly see and kind of follow and track what other people were doing and the successes that they had you know it's like your book comes out and you're posting all the reviews on Facebook you're posting you're you're
0:33.8	tweeting about the blurbs that you've gotten all all of the accolades that
0:38.4	that come through and it was just too stressful to just kind of see every day like what other people were doing and then automatically, you know, I would compare myself to them even if there was no reason to because the type of book that we were writing had nothing you
0:54.5	know had nothing in common we weren't even looking toward the same audiences and so
0:58.5	I actually I mean I didn't like delete my accounts or anything but I just
1:01.9	stopped spending time on Facebook. I stopped
1:05.0	spending time on Twitter and I was significantly happier just like on a day today, just day to day, I was just able to focus on myself and my work and
1:17.2	like not worry about what everybody else was doing. insights of the most innovative and creative minds who started movements, built thriving
1:34.2	businesses, written best-selling books, and created insanely interesting art.
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