Author Factor: Notable Nonfiction Books

On episode #230 of The Author Factor Podcast I am having a conversation with nonfiction book author, Drew Hannush. Drew is a whiskey historian, whiskey podcast host, and an Amazon bestselling author of three engaging books on whiskey. With a background in web design, Drew transitioned into whiskey writing and podcasting, turning his passion for travel and spirits into a successful new career.

Drew's latest book, *The Lost History of Tennessee Whiskey,* is a compelling dive into a lesser-known chapter of American whiskey lore. Listeners will find this book especially interesting for its rich storytelling and the way it weaves in historical facts with engaging narratives, offering a unique perspective on Tennessee's distilling heritage.

Learn more about Drew Hannush by visiting Whiskey-Lore.com.

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On episode #229 of The Author Factor Podcast, I am having a conversation with nonfiction book author, William "Will" Yeske. Will is a US Army combat veteran who served until 2018, despite being medically retired in 2015.

He recently published his first nonfiction book, "Damn the Valley," inspired by his experiences in Afghanistan with the 82nd Airborne. Beyond his service, Will is an entrepreneur, running No Limits Marketing Group and serving as a founding board member of Rally for the Troops.

Will's nonfiction book, "Damn the Valley," captures the resilience and bravery of soldiers through vividly recounted experiences, such as surviving a thousand-pound vehicle bomb attack. Listeners will find his book intriguing for its raw and authentic portrayal of the sacrifices made by ground soldiers in Afghanistan, highlighting their courage and dedication.

Being a nonfiction book author has profoundly impacted Will, allowing him to document the untold stories of infantry soldiers and provide a voice to unsung heroes. This journey has not only been therapeutic for him but has also offered support and understanding to fellow veterans and their families.

Learn more about William Yeske by visiting DamnTheValleyBook.com.

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On episode #228 of The Author Factor Podcast, I am having a conversation with John T. Hewitt. John is a legendary entrepreneur, having founded Jackson Hewitt and Liberty Tax, two of the largest tax preparation companies in the United States.

With over 55 years of experience, John has built multibillion-dollar companies and continues to revolutionize the franchise industry with his current venture, Loyalty Brands.

In his bestselling book, iCompete: How My Extraordinary Strategy for Winning Can Be Yours, John shares the philosophies and strategies that propelled him to success. One big reason listeners will find John's book interesting is his candid recounting of both triumphs and mistakes, offering practical lessons and inspiration for aspiring business leaders and entrepreneurs.

Learn more about John Hewitt by visiting LoyaltyBrands.com.

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On episode #227 of The Author Factor Podcast I am having a conversation with nonfiction book author and podcaster, Debbie Weiss. Debbie is not only a seasoned entrepreneur but a new voice in the world of memoir writing, having transitioned from a diverse career in finance and insurance to becoming an author. Her journey reflects a rich tapestry of life experiences and personal evolution.

Debbie’s book, "On Second Thought, Maybe I Can," provides readers with a deeply personal narrative that is both empowering and relatable. It appeals to anyone who believes it might be too late to change their life’s direction. Her story beautifully illustrates that meaningful change is possible at any stage of life, making it a compelling read for anyone facing their own crossroads.

Learn more about Debbie by visiting DebbieRWeiss.com.

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On episode #226 of The Author Factor Podcast, I am having a conversation with nonfiction book author James I. Bond. Despite the coincidence of sharing a name with a famous spy, James has carved out his own impressive niche in the world of marketing and communication. With a background rich in behavioral management, Jim has been at the forefront of developing innovative strategies to make marketing messages stick.

His book (which I highly recommend), "Brain Glue," explores the crucial role of capturing and maintaining consumer attention in today’s saturated markets. One compelling aspect covered in the book is how the strategic use of language patterns can significantly enhance the effectiveness of communication. This book promises to reveal secrets that will make any message unforgettable and is a must-read for anyone looking to leave a lasting impact through their words.

Learn more by visiting YesBrainGlue.com.

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Meet Sonny Moyers, a titan in the Texas real estate scene and the author of the nonfiction book, "The Architecture of the Real Estate Practice."

On episode #225 of The Author Factor Podcast, I am having a conversation with nonfiction book author Sonny Moyers, a prominent figure in the Texas real estate landscape.

Sonny's nonfiction author journey has crystalized 50 years of hard-earned expertise, becoming an indelible part of his legacy. Publishing "The Architecture of the Real Estate Practice" has not only cemented his status as a thought leader but has been a transformative avenue to share his innovative methodologies, aiming to uplift aspiring agents and seasoned brokers alike.

"The Architecture of the Real Estate Practice" isn't just a book — it's a comprehensive masterclass in building a resilient real estate career, underscored by Sonny's own success stories. Listeners will find the integration of QR codes linked to ingrained educational videos especially intriguing, a testament to the book's depth and Sonny's dedication to reader engagement and value.

Learn more about Sonny Moyers by visiting SonnyMoyers.com.

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On episode #224 of The Author Factor Podcast, I am having a conversation with Nick Hutchinson, the brainchild behind Book Thinkers, a digital marketing agency for book lovers that bridges the gap between authors and their readers.

Nick is also the author of the nonfiction book, "Rise of the Reader."

In "Rise of the Reader," Nick presents a compelling blueprint for revolutionizing your reading habits. The book stands out with its actionable strategies to transform passive reading into a dynamic learning experience. What listeners will find particularly captivating is the concept of setting a SMART goal for each book they read—a simple, yet powerful tool that promises to elevate their reading journey exponentially.

The impact of being an author has profoundly shaped Nick's career and identity. For him, publishing "Rise of the Reader" wasn't just about sharing his passion—it was the ultimate assertion of credibility and the manifestation of his wisdom into a legacy. Nick's book authorship has fortified his speaking engagements, enhanced his business services, and most importantly, offered life-altering insights to readers globally.

Learn more about Nick Hutchison by visiting BookThinkers.com.

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On episode #223 of The Author Factor Podcast I am having a conversation with the founder of Smart Author Media, Chris Benetti. Hailing from Perth, Western Australia, Chris is an expert in book marketing who leverages his engineering background for tactical, results-driven strategies. He's known for transforming non-fiction authors into notable moneymakers through their books.

While Chris is not a nonfiction book author (yet), his expertise and experience working with nonfiction book authors to help them sell or give away more books makes this a must-listen to episode if you are looking to generate more from your own book.

Here are 3 important tips Chris shared:

Leverage Your Authority: Chris underscores the immense value of a book as a credibility tool for business leaders. Having a published book elevates your expertise and distinguishes you from the competition, making it the ultimate authority-building asset.

Scale with Smart Advertising: Chris emphasizes the scalability and efficiency of advertising for book promotion, suggesting that it's the optimal way to distribute your book widely without the time-intensive endeavors like tours and interviews. Paid advertising allows for targeted, scalable book exposure that can significantly outdo organic reach.

Patience Pays Off: The conversation highlights the need for a long-term strategy in book marketing. Immediate sales are great, but the real success is found in nurturing leads over time through strategic follow-ups and funnel sequences, turning readers into recurring clients and fostering sustained business growth.

Learn more about Chris Benetti by visiting SmartAuthorMedia.com.

For more details about our short, helpful book publishing program, visit BiteSizedBooks.com.

On episode #222 of The Author Factor Podcast, I am having a conversation with John Timothy Brewer, Jr. His remarkable background as a special forces veteran and founder of Shield and Spear Consulting Group gives him a unique insight into the world of self-defense.

With his new book, "Fight For Your Best Life," John combines a decade of high-stake environments experience with everyday practical safety strategies.

This book is not your average self-defense manual. It's a larger call to empowerment through mastering the mind and body. One big reason our listeners will find John’s book intriguing is its foundation on Maslow's hierarchy of needs. John creatively uses this as the spiritual motivation behind his message, intertwining the importance of safety with achieving one's fullest potential.

Learn more about John by visiting MindShieldandSpear.com.

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On episode # 221 of The Author Factor Podcast I am having a conversation with Phebe Trotman, a Vancouver-based entrepreneur and distinguished athlete who has been inducted into several sports halls of fame. Phebe embodies resilience through her personal journey, a quality she brilliantly shares in her first book, "Never Quit on a Bad Day," which offers tools for overcoming challenges and fostering gratitude for life's journey.

During the interview, Phebe emphasized the power of creating an advanced reader team to help get the word out about her book. She stressed the importance of building a community around the book and letting people know along the journey of writing the book, in order to create more traction and engagement. These strategies serve as valuable lessons for anyone looking to publish their own nonfiction book.

Phebe's impact as a published author has been remarkable. With her book, she has inspired others to pursue their dreams and passions, leaving a ripple effect of positivity. The feedback and reviews she has received showcase the transformative effect her book has had on others. It's a testament to the power of sharing personal stories and motivating others to keep going, regardless of the obstacles they face.

"Never Quit on a Bad Day" serves as a shining example of Phebe's author journey. Listeners will find her journey interesting as she openly shares her experiences and the impact her book has had on others. Her insights and strategies shared during the interview provide a practical guide for aspiring authors who want to make a positive impact through their own nonfiction books.

Learn more about Phebe Trotman by visiting NeverQuitOnABadDay.com

For more details about our short, helpful book publishing program, visit BiteSizedBooks.com.