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Should You Follow Your Passion or a Paycheck? It’s the age-old question: for love, or money? On today’s episode, my special guest, Cris Caruso, and I dish out some sage financial advice and career guidance to a freelancer who finds herself at a fork in the road. • None Join me at Bossed Up Bootcamp in NYC April 27-28 • None Ep 108 | Doing Well While Doing Good • None Apply to join the Bossed Up Trainer Team • None Ep 109 | How to Save on Everyday Fees and Charges • None Join me on the Bossed Up Book Tour! • None Sign up for a free consultation with Cris Caruso here Today’s episode is sponsored by Sheldrake Consulting and Strong Feelings

I recently shared my journey to landing my book deal with PublicAffairs Books, a division of the Hachette Book Group. But while landing a deal is an important piece of the publishing puzzle, it’s truly just the beginning of the book writing process

How to Cultivate Your Community of Courage Today’s episode continues our series featuring women in the Bossed Up community who are featured in the Bossed Up Book – hitting shelves on May 21 – and have incredible experiences to share. I sat down with Jessica, who unexpectedly lost her job and had to learn through trial and error how to grow her community of courage as she weathered an unanticipated job search

So today’s post is all about my journey to launching and growing the Bossed Up podcast as an independent show over the last year – and everything I’ve learned along the way. When it comes to equipment, there’s a wide spectrum of audio devices you can use, but you really don’t need pro-level stuff to produce a great-sounding podcast. I hope this longer-than-usual post has given you some helpful first steps to take when pursuing your own podcast, but for even more support, check out this awesome book, So You Want to Start A Podcast? My editor at Hachette, Colleen, who you heard on the Bossed Up podcast about how I got my book deal, is currently editing Nick’s forthcoming book all about the podcast industry.