Mikaela Mathews

For Women who Write

A podcast for women who write or want to write. 

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Autor

Mikaela Mathews

Kategorie

Education

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Nejnovější epizoda

6. říj 2026

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Epizody

19: The Step Most Writers Skip (That Makes Everything Harder) 30.03.2026

Let’s talk about something most writers completely miss. You start researching how to write a book and suddenly you’re flooded with advice on writing, publishing, marketing. But there’s a step that quietly gets skipped. And it’s usually the reason you feel stuck. In this episode, I’m walking you through why outlining isn’t optional, and why trying to “figure it out while you write” is what creates...

18: Why I’m Narrowing My Focus 23.03.2026

“Extraordinary results are directly determined by how narrow you can make your focus.” — Gary Keller There’s a point in business where doing more stops working. More ideas. More offers. More directions pulling at you. And instead of building momentum, you start to feel scattered. That’s where I found myself recently. In this episode, I’m sharing a decision I made that changes how I run my business...

17: What If Someone Already Wrote Your Idea? 02.03.2026

What do you do when someone else has already written on your topic? Or worse—when it feels like everyone has? In this episode, we’re talking about the discouragement that can creep in when you realize your book idea isn’t “new.” Originality in nonfiction is rarely about inventing a brand-new subject. It’s about bringing structure, specificity, and a distinct angle to a shared conversation. If you’...

16: Self-Publishing Is Ownership, Not Vanity 23.02.2026

I’ve got a pet peeve. A real, “nails on a chalkboard” kind of pet peeve. When people call self-publishing “vanity publishing,” I about jump out of my skin. Only in the literary world do we call an artist taking agency… vanity. A musician bypassing a record label? We celebrate. A filmmaker ignoring a production studio? Indie and impressive. A writer choosing not to pitch agents and self-publishing?...

15: You Don’t Need a Big Platform to Write a Bestselling Book 17.02.2026

You do not need 20,000 followers to publish a book that sells. You need a message that resonates. In this episode, I’m breaking down the myth that platform size determines success—and why books gain traction when the message connects deeply with the right reader. If you’ve been thinking: “I should grow my audience first…”  “I’ll write the book when I have more followers…”  “What if no one buys it?...

14: The Author Training Plan (Before You Touch Chapter One) 10.02.2026

Most aspiring authors think the first step to publishing a book is opening a blank document and starting Chapter One. It’s not. Before you write the book, you have to become the writer. In this episode, I’m breaking down the training season most authors need. Books aren’t written by bursts of inspiration. They’re built by feedback, discipline, and creative passion. That comes first through trainin...

13: Inside the Biggest Nonfiction Book Launch in History: What Hormozi Did Right (and What You Can Steal) 02.02.2026

One of the biggest fears authors face:  What if no one buys my book? In this episode, we unpack the launch that broke the internet: Alex Hormozi’s $100M Leads rollout—and how it shattered expectations for what a nonfiction book launch could look like. But here’s the thing: you don’t need millions of dollars or a publicity team to apply these principles. You’ll learn: How Hormozi made his book the...

12: Shouldn't Writing Feel Easier? 26.01.2026

Staring at a blank page? Roughly 85% of writers have felt the sting of writer’s block—but only 3% ever finish their book. In this episode, Mikaela shares why that happens, what writer’s block is really telling you, and how to stop letting it derail your calling. You’ll walk away with mindset shifts, practical strategies, and a deeper understanding of what to do when the blinking cursor makes you q...

11: What Clueless, Marvel, and Carl Jung Know About Writing That You Don’t (Yet) 19.01.2026

Ever feel like you’re not a “real” writer because your words don’t come out perfect on the first try? Or because you're still figuring out your voice, your message, your thing ? In this episode, we’re throwing out the old rulebook about what it means to be a good writer—and looking instead at what actually moves people. From Cher’s epic comebacks, to Marvel’s billion-dollar storytelling formu...

10: When to Invite Help In: Book Coach vs. Editor 12.01.2026

Book coach or editor? Knowing the difference could save your book and your sanity. In this episode, we’re breaking down the key distinction between a book coach and an editor, and why when you bring them into your process matters. If you’ve been spinning your wheels, wondering if your message is strong enough, if your structure makes sense, or if you’re even “ready” for feedback . . . this convers...

09: I’m Laying It All Out: My 2026 Goals (And What They Mean for You) 06.01.2026

I’m pulling back the curtain on my 2026 goals—from making publishing more financially accessible to creating new opportunities for first-time authors like you. If you’ve been sitting on a book idea (or three), now’s the time to get moving. 💡 Join me inside the Find Your Book Idea Workshop this January — a powerful teaching + coaching session to help you get clear on your message and start your bo...

08: Choosing the Right Genre = Better Reviews, More Sales 15.12.2025

If you’re writing a book to grow your business, establish authority, or share your story—you need to know the difference between memoir and prescriptive nonfiction. In this episode, we’re unpacking how these two genres serve your reader differently—and why choosing the wrong one can lead to confusion, negative reviews, and flatlined book sales. You’ll learn:  • What readers actually expect from ea...

07: The Books Bestsellers Have on Their Shelves 08.12.2025

Want to become a better writer? In this episode, I’m sharing the books I recommend to every aspiring author who wants to write a powerful, bestselling book. We’re talking nonfiction, fiction, craft, marketing, and even mindset.  If you’ve ever wondered what to read before you write, or what books actually help you finish the one you’ve started, this is for you. And at the end, I’ll show you how to...

06: What Successful Authors Do That Most Don’t 02.12.2025

If you’ve ever wondered why some books position the author as a go-to expert—while others fall flat—it often comes down to one thing: editing. And not just proofreading . We’re talking strategic, compassionate editing that turns good ideas into great books. In this episode, I'm pulling back the curtain on what successful authors do before they launch. You’ll learn the different types of edits...

05: Mistakes Self-Publishing Authors Make 25.11.2025

In this week’s podcast episode, I’m breaking down 5 mistakes self-publishing authors make .  We’re talking about: What most first-time authors completely overlook  The silent killer of book-based business growth  Why great writing isn’t the only thing that matters  Whether you’re just starting to write, stuck in editing mode, or planning your launch, this episode will help you move forward smarter...

04: Can I Make Money Writing? 17.11.2025

On this week's episode of For Women Who Write podcast, I've compiled everything I've learned being in the freelance/entrepreneur space for over 10 years. You'll hear: The principles that still apply regardless of the economy The one question you must answer--freelancer or entrepreneur? And, how the most successful writers make it work Want to book a call with us to start your b...

02: Are You Ready to Write a Book? 5 Questions to Ask First 11.11.2025

Thinking about writing a book but not sure if now is the right time? Before you dive into outlines, word counts, or late-night writing sprints, this episode will help you pause and ask the right questions first.  In this episode, we’ll walk through 5 key questions that everyone should ask before they start writing. These are the same questions I ask my private clients—and they’ll help you discern...

03: Self-Publishing vs. Traditional: Which One’s Right for You? 11.11.2025

Let’s talk about the good, the bad, and the (sometimes really frustrating) truth about publishing a book. If you’ve ever wondered whether you should go the traditional route or take full control and self-publish, this episode is your guide to making a confident, informed decision—without getting lost in the noise or stuck in analysis paralysis. In this episode, I break down: The real pros and cons...

01: The 7-Stage Path to Self-Publishing Your Book 11.11.2025

If you've always dreamed of writing a book but feel stuck on where to begin—or how to actually finish—this episode will give you the clarity you’ve been craving. In this episode, I’m breaking down the exact 7-step publishing path I walk my clients through—from idea to published, positioned, and profitable. Whether you want your book to attract clients, land speaking gigs, or fulfill a bucket...

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