Jacqueline Fisch
How Women Write
Hosted by Jacqueline Fisch, a nonfiction author, writing coach, and former corporate professional. This show blends authenticity, practicality, and intuition. Jacqueline shares holistic writing strategies designed for female entrepreneurs with a story to tell. Here, integrity, personal growth, and wellness meet actionable tips and guidance. Whether you're working on books, blogs, website copy, or social media, you'll learn how to hit your writing goals while creating a nourishing, sustainable writing life. Expect honest, in-depth interviews with real women writers, entrepreneurs, and leaders,...
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Jacqueline Fisch
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Nov 10, 2026
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Episodes
61: Why 'Writer's Block' Is Really Your Nervous System 23.02.2026 12:59
Stop Blaming Discipline: How Safety Unlocks Your Creative Writing Flow Today, we're diving deep into a concept I've never believed in: writer's block. If the words aren't flowing, it's not a block —it's actually your nervous system running the show. When your nervous system feels unsafe, your creative energy takes a detour into survival patterns, and the symptom is that you stop writing (or don't...
60: Writing in the In-Between 18.02.2026 19:14
Navigating the Liminal Space What do you do when you're in a liminal space—that in-between psychological, emotional, or spiritual threshold where your old identity is shed but the new one hasn't fully formed? It can feel unsettling, unmotivating, and distracting. In this episode, I break down what a liminal space is and share practical, intuitive advice on how to continue your writing practice and...
59: Stop Outsourcing Your Writer's Intuition 09.02.2026 11:33
Coherence in Writing: How to Write with God, Not Your Ego Today I'm talking about coherence and clarity in our writing — what it is and how it's the opposite of writing from your ego, brain, AI, or even consulting tools and people outside ourselves. For years after my departure from organized religion and the Catholic church, I unknowingly outsourced my intuition to external tools like oracle card...
58: The Power of Roundups: How to Honor Your Wins and Gain Clarity 03.02.2026 18:54
Behind the scenes of my January roundup, writing wins, and what flowed when I stopped forcing. Welcome to a behind-the-scenes peek into my writing life and business as I share my January roundup. As a writer and business owner for over a decade, I track my stats and key performance indicators (KPIs) with both heart and brains. Every month, I review my metrics, including website traffic, social gr...
57: Why I Came Back to Substack — and What It Changed in My Writing 24.01.2026 18:20
I n this episode, I share the winding journey of my relationship with blogging and newsletter platforms, and why I've returned to Substack … for the second time. You'll hear some useful insights about the common fears writers face when choosing a platform for their writing, and mostly about why it's okay to change your mind, evolve your opinions, and trust your work. I've learned that changing m...
56: Laughter is Healing: Comedian Lady Q on Storytelling & Finding Your Authentic Voice 21.01.2026 38:34
I can't tell you how excited I am to introduce you to the first comedian I've had on the podcast, Lady Q! When I realized that comedians are, at their heart, storytellers, I knew I had to have her on, and I can't wait for you to be delighted. Lady Q is a clean comedian and inspirational speaker who blends humor, faith, and healing. She shares her incredible journey with us, starting with her tim...
55: What Does Your Draft Need From You? 19.01.2026 6:25
In this episode, we explore the subtle, often-justified reasons writers wait to start or finish their work—and why that waiting carries a significant relational cost. We dive into the difference between true writing resistance and the need to simply honor the work by giving it a proper container, rather than forcing it with pressure and deadlines. Key Takeaways: Waiting is a Decision: The decision...
54: The Power of Surrender: Naomi D. Williams on Writing a Book Born in the NICU 14.01.2026 42:49
This is a special episode for me. In 2017, as I first stepped into freelance writing, Naomi reached out, looking for support in transforming her 2009 journal entries into a book. I didn't set out to work on books, but the work found me — and I'm so glad it did. Listen in as I chat with Naomi D. Williams, the author of And God Remembered Noah: A mother's heart-opening journey through 22 weeks in th...
53: Planning Your Writing with Surrendered Structure & Spontaneity 12.01.2026 13:02
Are your writing plans built for your body and nervous system, or a rigid schedule? Today, I explore the "energy-first" and "body-first" approaches to writing plans. As writers, we think we have two choices: 1) the strict, color-coded calendar or … 2) the unpredictable pull of pure inspiration Discover how to create a surrendered structure —a flexible creative container that holds your writing goa...
52: Stop Racing Your Writing: Kairos and the Right Time to Write 05.01.2026 9:12
What if your writing block isn't about discipline, confidence, or follow-through—but timing? In this episode, I'm inviting you to step out of the race you didn't consciously agree to and into kairos : the right time, the alive moment, the moment when your words actually want to emerge. This is a conversation about writing that honors cycles, nervous systems, and lived wisdom — rather than forcing...
51: The Stories I Was Too Afraid to Tell (And Why I Told Them Anyway) 19.12.2025 12:02
There are affiliate links on this page. If you click something and make a purchase, I might earn a small commission. When You're Hiding, Not Blocked: Finding Your Authentic Voice Through Story When I published my book, Unfussy Life , I was also publishing the stories I almost didn't tell. I started my writing journey safely, with plant-based recipes, occasionally sneaking in a small family moment....
50: Writing for Trust: Yellow Bird Founder Nicole Pond on Building Connection Through Newsletters 15.12.2025 44:57
Why Your Personal Newsletter is Your Product Business's Highest Converting Tool. I'm excited for you to get to know my friend Nicole Pond. She's a passionate entrepreneur, homeschooling mom of three, and CEO behind the family-owned skincare businesses The Yellow Bird and The Soap Bar. She's the founder of The Yellow Bird, established in 2015 to make clean, natural, and simple-ingredient skincare a...
49: The Daily Writing Myth: Why You Should Stop Forcing Yourself to Write 14.12.2025 16:29
Stop Forcing It: How Energy-First Planning Transforms Your Writing In this episode, we challenge the persistent advice that "to call yourself a writer, you must write every day." Absolutely not. I used to think that I needed to write every day to make progress, get seen, and practice. Even top athletes don't practice daily, so why should you as a writer? You'll hear me share what writing every day...
48: Greet 2026 With 13 Holy Nights of Intuitive Writing 11.12.2025 16:08
13 Holy Nights of Intuitive Writing: Slowing Down for an Intentional 2026 Three years ago, I discovered the 13 Holy Nights while looking for a special way to pause and honor the holiday season. In this episode, you'll hear my personal experience with the powerful practice of the 13 Holy Nights of Intuitive Writing, observed from Christmas Eve (December 24) through Epiphany (January 6). I fell in l...
47: The Power of Story: Magdalena Ponurska on Going Viral on Substack & Rewriting Her Life 08.12.2025 57:36
As soon as I read her Substack article on future-self journaling, I knew I wanted to invite Magdalena on the show. I've used similar tools in the past, but I just love how she simplified the journaling process and explained it in such practical terms. Magdalena shares her incredible journey, from being told she would never walk again at age 14, having been affected by Chernobyl radiation, spendin...
46: Beat the Post-Holiday Writing Slump 01.12.2025 11:25
It's easy to lose momentum on your writing project during the holidays, but getting back on track is easier than you think. This episode dives into the three core habits that will help you reestablish your writing flow: BEing the Writer who makes consistent progress, prioritizing your writing Repetition — regular writing sessions, even in small 30-minute chunks (this adds up!) Leveraging disciplin...
45: Write, Publish, Market: Lessons from 3 Editions with Jodi Brandon 24.11.2025 37:36
An Author-Entrepreneur's Journey with Jodi Brandon I'm excited for you to meet Jodi Brandon. We connected in person years ago, and she's one of my favorite humans in the book world. If you want to DIY your book writing, self-publishing, and marketing, Jodi literally wrote the book on the topic. With more than 20 years of experience in book publishing and editing, she's helped 850+ business owners...
44: Why Your Writer's Block Could Be Your Academic and Corporate Training 17.11.2025 26:03
Writing as a Life Craft: Dissolving Blocks by Embracing Self-Improvement What could be blocking your writing? Chances are, it's not actually the classic "writer's block" or surface-level worries about grammar and word count. The real barriers often run deeper — unconscious baggage from academic or corporate conditioning (sometimes both) that may have taught you to write to "prove" something or fo...
43: Drop the Pressure: Transforming Your Relationship with Writing 10.11.2025 17:22
We're a week into November, and if you're participating in a writing challenge this month, I hope you're happily plugging away. In this week's episode, I explore the reality of how writing projects confined to only one month out of the year typically unfold. Now, if you're like many hopeful authors, you might feel the pressure to write during this month, spurred by challenges like NaNoWriMo. The...
42: The End of NaNoWriMo: A New Approach to Sustainable Writing 03.11.2025 23:44
Working with Planetary Energy for a More Sustainable Writing Practice Want to hit your writing goals this November? It's November, and maybe you're already a few thousand words into your latest manuscript … that is, if you're carrying on with a variation of National Novel Writing Month (NaNoWriMo) since the popular challenge shut its doors earlier this year. I understand the excitement — I used t...
41: The Quiet Power of Energy-First Writing 27.10.2025 27:53
There's No Trust Recession for The Quiet Writers If you've been feeling pressure to perform in your business and to show up more often and louder than before on social media, you're not alone. I've fallen down the rabbit holes, too. Chasing views and likes, only to check the data and see the evidence — it doesn't drive my business and is leaking energy from where I can use it more effectively. In...
40: Sacred Words & Co-Creation: Writing with Peace and Purpose 19.10.2025 16:28
Surrender, Flow, and Divine Inspiration in Your Creative Process In this episode, I share some simple insights on seeing your writing process as co-creating with God. It's super simple, yet this is THE subtle shift in approaching your writing process that makes it feel infinitely easier to release the pressure of being the sole creator. When I say co-creating with God, I'm referring to Divine en...
39: Unlocking Productivity with The Law of Proximity 12.10.2025 12:25
You're the average of the five people you spend the most time with. Who's in your circle? Who are the regular characters in your day-to-day life, but also online? Do the people you surround yourself with have similar goals? I've been running an online writing community since 2018, with the foundation of the experience being the regular Co-Writing & Chill sessions we enjoy each week. I intentionall...
38: Change Your Energy, Write Your Book: The Identity-First Approach 05.10.2025 7:57
Manifest Your Manuscript: Clear Blocks and Write Your Book Embodying the Successful Author Identity The number one mistake new authors make when they set out to write their books doesn't have anything to do with outlining, planning, or even book positioning. —> It has to do with identity . You'll hear how starting from a place of lack can muck up the writing process. Instead, when you see yours...
37: Jenny Blake's Non-Linear Writing Process: On Books, Blogs, & Substack 29.09.2025 1:04:41
Explore Jenny Blake's journey as an author, speaker, and strategist, covering her writing process, books, and insights on navigating a creative career. " I cannot imagine not writing another book because it is such a soul project and it is just one of the artifacts in the world that gives me life every day, physical books. And I want to contribute to that, no matter what the math says on paper."...
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