I Wrote That

Welcome to I Wrote That, the go-to podcast for entrepreneurs, coaches, and thought leaders navigating the world of authorship. Hosted by publisher and authorpreneur Larissa Soehn, this show is your behind-the-scenes guide to writing, publishing, and marketing a brand-centered book that actually grows your business. Whether you’re dreaming of your first book or trying to breathe new life into an old one, we’re here to help you make real progress. With expert interviews, strategic insights, and actionable tips, each episode is designed to help you transform your story into a powerful business tool. Don’t forget to grab your free copy of Author Your Way to Your Next $100K—the ultimate guide to writing a book that converts readers into clients. Visit NextPagePublishing.Net/AuthorYourWay to download your copy and companion workbook. It’s time to turn the page on your next chapter—let’s write the book that takes your business to the next level.

I Wrote That is a general podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 91 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Unknown Host hosts I Wrote That, a general show with 91 episodes published.

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  Episode #2

  How to Outline Without Killing Creativity

  Jun 22, 20267 minS7

  Many aspiring authors think outlining will make their book feel rigid, formulaic, or boring. The truth? A good outline shouldn't limit your creativity. It should give it direction. In Episode 3 of our Getting Started Micro-Series, Larissa Soehn shares three unconventional ways to build an outline that feels natural, engaging, and uniquely yours. You'll learn: - Why your best chapters often come from topics you can't stop talking about - How to identify whether you're naturally a fact-driven or story-driven communicator - Why some of the strongest chapters begin with a conversation between you and a younger version of yourself If...

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  How Your Brain Wants to Write a Book: Finding Your Natural Writing Process

  Jun 17, 20269 minS7

  Most aspiring authors spend far too much time searching for the "right" way to write a book. Should you outline? Should you wing it? Should you use sticky notes, mind maps, AI, or spreadsheets? In this episode of our Getting Started micro-series, Larissa Soehn shares three surprising breakthroughs that can help you stop fighting your natural process and start building a writing system that actually works for your brain. You'll learn: ✨ Why the way you've successfully completed past projects may reveal your ideal writing process ✨ How writing a book is really a problem-solving exercise ✨ Why your book doesn't need to start...

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  3 Things Every Aspiring Author Should Decide Before Writing a Book

  Jun 15, 20267 minS7

  Thinking about writing a book? Before you write a single word, there are three decisions that can dramatically impact your chances of success. In this episode, publishing professional and author Larissa Soehn shares the mindset shifts she's learned from working with hundreds of authors over the past five years. Learn how to: Identify what's most likely to stop you from finishing Set boundaries around AI before you're tempted to use it Avoid the common mistake of setting a publishing date too early Whether you're writing your first nonfiction book, memoir, business book, or passion project, these insights will help you...

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  Episode #11

  Untangling Complex Shame: Dr. Zoe Shaw on Writing, Healing, and Owning Your Voice

  Nov 12, 202529 minS6

  In this powerful episode of I Wrote That, host Larissa Soehn sits down with Dr. Zoe Shaw—licensed psychotherapist, relationship coach, podcaster, and traditionally published author with Penguin Random House. Dr. Zoe shares her journey from writing in secret to landing a two-book deal, including the challenges of finding the right agent, rewriting her book after rejection, and ultimately discovering her unique voice. Together, Larissa and Dr. Zoe dive deep into the concept of complex shame, a term Dr. Zoe coined to describe the silent undercurrent that keeps high-functioning women stuck. They explore how writing can be both a healing pr...

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  Episode #10

  Chasing Worthiness: Amy Jacques on Authenticity, Masks, and the Power of Writing

  Nov 5, 202531 minS6

  In this heartfelt episode of I Wrote That, host Larissa Soehn sits down with Amy Jacques, author of Chasing Worthiness, to talk about her journey of self-discovery, authenticity, and what it really takes to bring a book to life. Amy opens up about launching into her journey of self-awareness in her mid-fifties, navigating transitions as a caregiver, battling imposter syndrome, and confronting the “Pollyanna mask” so many women wear. Through raw honesty and courage, she transformed her struggles into the deeply personal and empowering book Chasing Worthiness—a story that reminds us all that we are enough just as we are. T...

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