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Stacy Ennis
United States
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 5 เม.ย. 2013
I'm a location independent solopreneur living in Portugal with my family of four. I'm also a best-selling author, keynote speaker, trainer, and book coach who has been obsessed with writing since second grade (and with books since age 4!). Over the last ten plus years in the publishing industry, I've written, coached, or edited dozens of books and had a hand in hundreds more. I also served as the long-time ghostwriter for a Nobel Prize winner in medicine and as executive editor of a national magazine that reached around 11 million readers. I’m cofounder of Next Level Women Leaders, a training company that has trained leaders from Starbucks, The Boeing Company, Intuit, and more. This channel is part-business (writing, solopreneurship), part-fun (travel, expat life, family). I'm glad you're here!
Episode 170 | A holiday message to you
Listen to a short and sweet message from me to you, sharing a holiday message and a sneak peek into the new year. I share a bit about what we’re working on for authors (so excited!) and what I’m looking forward to both in business and life here in Portugal.
Follow me on:
• Instagram @stacyennis
• Facebook @stacyenniscreative
• LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/stacylynn/
• TH-cam @stacyennisauthor
To submit a question, email hello@stacyennis.com or visit stacyennis.com/contact and fill out the form on the page.
Follow me on:
• Instagram @stacyennis
• Facebook @stacyenniscreative
• LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/stacylynn/
• TH-cam @stacyennisauthor
To submit a question, email hello@stacyennis.com or visit stacyennis.com/contact and fill out the form on the page.
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Episode 169 | Save time and money on book editing, with Kim Foster
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Along with supporting our team on all things words, and fixing all my typos in my newsletter every week, Kim is a masterful book editor and writer. In this episode, we discuss: 1. Her journey in the field, including going back to university post-master’s in music to pursue editing and writing 2. The types of editing needed for books (hint: there are four!) 3. How she helps authors bring out the...
Episode 168 | Entrepreneurship for social change, with Vanita Badlani
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This week’s guest is a dear friend of mine I connected with on a shared mission of entrepreneurship for social good. Vanita Badlani’s passion for vegetarianism and fashion led her to address a gap she found in the fashion industry-making high-quality products that were not only beautiful and vied for but were also cruelty-free and sustainable while being accessible. Join us as we discuss drivin...
Episode 167 | New York Times book critic Dwight Garner on writing, reading, and eating
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As a child, my dream was to have a career in books-a desire most writers share. This week’s guest on Beyond Better, Dwight Garner, gets to live that dream every day as a book critic for The New York Times. In this delightful conversation, we talk about Garner’s latest book, The Upstairs Delicatessen. This smart, thoughtful book about reading and eating had me laughing out loud and reaching for ...
Episode 166 | Courageous self-care, with Amber Wardell
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Many people have an unrealistic idea of self-care as bubble baths and expensive shopping sprees. These can be quick fixes, but they aren’t what truly nourishes us. My conversation with Amber Wardell explores what healthy self-care is all about, which includes confronting self-limiting behaviors and beliefs, challenging our inner demons, and pushing past our comfort zone. Amber walks us through ...
Episode 165 | Portugal QA: Part 2
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Here’s part two answering your questions after my recent Katie Couric Media piece. In this episode, I answer a few more questions: • What is the path to citizenship in Portugal? • How did you end up in southern Portugal? • How did you decide where to move abroad? If you’ve ever considered moving abroad, don’t miss this week’s episode! Follow me on: • Instagram @stacyennis • Facebook @stacyennis...
Episode 164 | Portugal QA: Part 1
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After my recent Katie Couric Media piece, I received so many questions about life in Portugal-wow! In this episode, I answer a few of the questions: • What advice can you offer for the process of moving? • What is the schooling like there? • What’s the best tax structure as a small business owner? Tune in next week for part 2 on taxes, citizenship, and how we picked where we live. Show notes: •...
Episode 163 | How to Do a Dream Week
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Bill Gates does a Think Week every year, and I do something similar: Dream Week. In this episode, I walk through my Dream Week plan and talk you through what I’m doing this year to dream and strategize for 2025. I also share some of the challenges I ran into with this year’s Dream Week, and my plans for later in the month, when I travel to London for another layer of thinking and planning for t...
Episode 162 | Live boldly, own the stage, and write that memoir, with author Ingrid Hu Dahl
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The moment I met this week’s guest, Ingrid Hu Dahl, I knew we’d create something beautiful together. She was working on a memoir about identity, loss, and living her truth, and needed a coach to walk the author journey with her. Spoiler: it was me. Her beautifully written book comes out next year. In this episode, we discuss her story growing up mixed-race, including her rock background and cur...
Episode 161 | Increase success by 95% with these strategies
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In this episode of the podcast, I talk about accountability and following through on personal and professional goals, particularly when it comes to writing a book. I share a stat on how to increase your success in goal achievement by a massive 95%, and delve into the significance of calendaring and habit formation. I also walk through options to drive accountability to support your success, and...
Episode 160 | Traveling the world by bicycle, with artist Mara Mures
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This week’s episode is a bit different than others I’ve published-and that’s exactly why I’m excited to share it with you. In it, I have a conversation with Mara Mureş, an artist traveler who left Portugal by bicycle in February 2024 and is currently in Pakistan. We talk about the logistics of traveling alone as a single female by bicycle, how she captures her experiences through art, and how s...
Episode 159 | Building a wealth mindset, with Samanda Morales
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Money. It’s on everyone’s mind but something people rarely have conversations about. This week, we’re changing that. We’re talking all about money with Samanda Morales, the founder and owner of WellFin360 LLC. Samanda shares her money story and early money challenges, including maxed-out credit and zero dollars in the bank-and how she overcame them to write a new money story. Today, she has bui...
Episode 157 | Future authors: Answering your ITD questions
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In this week’s solo episode, I’m sharing a bit about my post-vacation work life and answering your questions about my book-writing program, Idea-to-Draft (ITD). From how it works to the investment to how much 1:1 time you’ll get with me, I break it all down so you understand the core elements of the program. It’s one of my shorter episodes to date but packed with information you’ll want to know...
Episode 154 | Corporate burnout, with Regina Lawless and Misty Megia
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Burnout is real, and it’s something a huge percentage of people will experience in their lives. In this week’s episode with former head of DEI at Instagram Regina Lawless and public speaking expert Misty Megia, we dig into what burnout is, how to recognize it, and what to do about it. Regina is also a past client whose book Do You is a wonderful read if you’re experiencing a big personal shift,...
Episode 153 | Uncover your hidden genius, with author Betsy Wills
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This week on the podcast, I’m excited to have a conversation about aptitudes and uncovering hidden genius with author and YouScience cofounder, Betsy Wills. I met Betsy years ago and was inspired by her passion for aptitudes and how they play into uncovering one’s genius and living a full life. I even took the aptitude assessment through YouScience, which helped me understand myself and my gift...
Episode 152 | Ask Stacy: Business and Writing Tips
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Episode 152 | Ask Stacy: Business and Writing Tips
Episode 151 | Portugal Update: 5 Years In
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Episode 151 | Portugal Update: 5 Years In
Episode 150 | The power of self-reinvention, with Patrick Buchanan
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Episode 150 | The power of self-reinvention, with Patrick Buchanan
Episode 141 | Dear White Leader, with Joel Pérez
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Episode 141 | Dear White Leader, with Joel Pérez
Episode 140 | How AI is silencing your voice, with Manpreet Dhillon
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Episode 140 | How AI is silencing your voice, with Manpreet Dhillon
Episode 139 | Why the gut is the future of health, with Greer McGuinness
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Episode 139 | Why the gut is the future of health, with Greer McGuinness
Episode 138 | Publishing as activism, with Rebekah Borucki, founder of Row House
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Episode 138 | Publishing as activism, with Rebekah Borucki, founder of Row House
Episode 137 | Uncovering mindset blocks to success, with Amira Alvarez
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Episode 137 | Uncovering mindset blocks to success, with Amira Alvarez
Episode 136 | Elevate your personal style, with Laura Tully
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Episode 136 | Elevate your personal style, with Laura Tully
Episode 135 | BTS on my community for authors
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Episode 135 | BTS on my community for authors
Episode 134 | How to think like a poker player, with Alex O’Brien
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Episode 134 | How to think like a poker player, with Alex O’Brien
Episode 133 | How this one thing changed everything
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Episode 133 | How this one thing changed everything
Episode 132 | Debt-free college, with Jeannie Burlowski
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Episode 132 | Debt-free college, with Jeannie Burlowski
Insightful! I appreciate this 🙏
So glad you enjoyed it!
I’m so happy I discovered your channel! Our faraway dream of moving to Portugal “one day” is rapidly becoming a reality after this heartbreaking election… and I really appreciate all the info you are sharing. Also your videography at the beginning is GORGEOUS 😍
Your podcast is really awesome❤
Hi Stacy, Thank you for sharing your experiences in life/Portugal etc. Enjoyed. You are pleasant to listen to as well. I just learned from my sister that Portugal is a beautiful place so my research landed me here to your video. I am retired and now considering the possibility of retiring somewhere for a new experience that is quiet, safe, peaceful etc. Your video and writings have been very helpful in giving me some idea as to what to expect when it comes to necessities and how to proceed. Thank you again.
fabulous information. Betsy is one shrewd thinker, and I love her analogy that our "aptitude" is the seeds of our skills.
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Thank you so much, Stacy for having me as a guest to talk about one of my favorite subjects, Outsourcing - and how it can be the key to not only business success but self-care success, too.
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Which seasons of paw patrol did she write in
It's so amazing to her that Stacy!!
h. really pro edition~farewell. 🤞
❤️ *promosm*
Thank you so much for having me on your podcast Stacy!
Good vibes
Hlo
We've been on a cruise and I've been waiting eagerly to get to land so I could listen/watch this update!
Thank you for leaving such a sweet comment, I hope you enjoy the episode on our life update here in Portugal ☺️ have a fun trip on your cruise!
Stacy--Dr. Bill Creasy here. Very nice podcast on Portugal. I've visited Portugal on a couple of occasions and this August I'll be leading a group of 20 people as we walk the Portuguese route of the Camino de Santiago. We live in San Diego, but we've been seriously considering life as ex-pats, perhaps in Portugal, Spain or Italy. Any thoughts?
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What a very inspirational story. As an aspiring author, I often second guess myself. I know what God told me, and I know he ordered me to write g to his book. Mike’s story has definitely motivated. Thanks a million!💯✝️❤️😊
Thank you for your words, Renee! We all have a book inside us ️😊 for more writing inspirational content, and resources to help you on your authorhood journey visit me at: stacyennis.com/.
This guy is the GOAT
Great interview. Lots of good ideas from this. Thank you!
Thank you! I'm glad you found it helpful.
This video didn't tell us what jobs you could do with English
Thanks for the comment. I guess I should have been more specific. :-) I created this to be shown at a freshman event for Boise State University, and they mostly wanted me to talk about what I'm doing right now with my English major. There are so many things you can do, but I think the most important thing to know is that there are lots of possibilities with English, well beyond teaching. Writing, consulting, editing . . . lots of opportunities!
Hi Stacy, I'm currently a freshmen in college and I'm stuck between communications, marketing, and english with a concentration in creative writing. If I were to major in english, I'm not looking to be an english teacher. I'm wondering what else I could do with an english degree with a concentration in creative writing. My dream is to write books, novels, essays, and research papers, and to give TED talks. Thanks!
Hi, Priscilla! Thanks for watching and commenting. I've personally found that a practically-focused degree-writing (general) for my bachelor's, professional writing and editing for my master's-has been a good route for me. However, I know a lot of people who have been successful with creative writing degrees. What I like about the "professional" degrees (not that creative writing isn't professional, of course) is that they gear you more toward the business world-learning applicable skills that you can bring to an employer or, if you're like me, your own company. I don't know enough about a creative writing degree to say whether those programs would equip you with the same skills as a general writing or professional writing degree. I have done all of what you named: written several books, essays, and papers, including my current project, which is a novel, and even given a TEDx talk. My English degree was a great foundational piece but the most important thing for me was the real-world experience I gained alongside my degree, including Internships and a few different full-time jobs.
So you have a bachelor's in writing, and a masters in PW and editing?
Hi again, would I be able to contact you over email if I have more questions? Or would commenting work better?
Feel free to send me an e-mail! stacyennis.com/contact
Yes, and I also have a minor in visual art alongside my writing bachelor's.
Here's the Young to Publishing Group mentioned in the video: youngtopublishing.com/
Find out more about us: Natalie Nicolson: www.linkedin.com/in/natalienicolson; @natpublicist Donna Cook: www.donnacookauthor.com; @DonnaCookAuthor Kim Foster: www.kimfostereditor Me: www.stacyennis.com; @StacyEnnis
Thanks for tuning in! Access Natalie's slide deck here: docs.google.com/presentation/d/1BSZeUxyIxMqGgbBLkHNO4OENg53GR_BXEHqxphb-YPE/edit#slide=id.g12d469310e_0_477