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Jasmine Womack
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Success strategies for business growth, publishing, personal branding, and purpose-driven living—hosted by bestselling author Jasmine Womack.

  1. Episode 72: The Book-to-Business Framework: How I Turned One Book Into Multiple Revenue Streams!

    3D AGO

    Episode 72: The Book-to-Business Framework: How I Turned One Book Into Multiple Revenue Streams!

    In this episode of Publish and Paid Podcast, I break down exactly how I generated $125,000 within 18 months of releasing my first book - and how that book became the foundation of a multi-million-dollar business.I share the real journey behind turning my book into an ecosystem while I was still a middle school educator - from selling memberships and publishing services to launching high-ticket offers and building recurring revenue. This wasn’t luck. It was positioning, repetition, and strategic investment.In this episode, I cover:→ How I positioned my first book as a subject matter expert tool→ Why learning marketing changed everything for me→ How a free challenge evolved into recurring revenue→ The shift from book sales to publishing services→ How I created my first $5,000 package (and why it changed my life)→ Why selling one offer consistently beats launching everything at once→ The exact moment I broke past my $6K/month plateau→ How a $2,000 coaching investment helped me reach my first $10K month→ Why systems matter more than fancy platforms→ How to build an ecosystem from your bookWhether you’re a coach, consultant, executive, speaker, or service provider, this episode will show you how to stop treating your book like a product - and start using it like a business asset.Takeaways:• Your book should position you as a subject matter expert• Sell one offer consistently before adding more• Recurring revenue creates stability and scale• Success leaves clues - study and apply• Invest strategically when you hit a revenue ceiling• Build systems before you build complexity• Your book is the gateway to your ecosystemSound Bites:“Your book is not the end product - it’s the entry point.”“Sell one thing. Sell it consistently. Then scale.”“Success leaves clues - you just have to apply them.”“If you’re stuck at a revenue threshold, you may need strategic help.”“I didn’t just write a book - I built an ecosystem.”🔥 Let’s build a visible, elevated brand! Register for MONETIZE YOUR BOOK CHALLENGE, a 5‑Day Challenge on Zoom: → https://www.jasminewomack.com/monetize 🔥 DISCOVER 100+ Strategies TO MONETIZE YOUR BRAND BUILDING BOOK  → https://www.jasminewomack.com/100-ways🔥 FREE TRAINING: 7 Steps To Writing A Book That Adds 6‑Figures To Your Bank Account → https://www.jasminewomack.com/sfbs👉 Learn more about our programs: https://www.jasminewomack.com 👉 Follow me on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/theejasminewomack 👉 Connect on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/thejasminewomack/

    32 min
  2. Episode 71: The 4 Figure Launch - How I Made My First $1000 In Book Pre-Sales!

    FEB 11

    Episode 71: The 4 Figure Launch - How I Made My First $1000 In Book Pre-Sales!

    In this episode, I break down my exact journey to my first $1,000 in book sales - from publishing to pricing, audience building, and grassroots promotion that still works today.I share the story behind my first book release while I was still a middle school teacher, the mistakes I made, and the strategies I used to sell books long before AI, before social media selling was common, and before I knew what online business really looked like.In this episode, I cover:→ How pricing your book too cheaply can hurt your revenue→ Why pre‑sales and audience momentum matter→ Grassroots, organic strategies that worked→ How a launch party became a sales strategy→ Why promotion continues after warm market exhaustion→ How selling books leads to expanded offers, talks, and digital products→ The mindset shift from creation to intentional monetization→ Why your authentic voice will outlast AI duplication (for now)Whether you’re a coach, author, consultant, or business owner, this episode shows you that books are business tools - not just accomplishments.Takeaways:- Price your book based on value, not comparison- Pre‑sell and build momentum before launch- Consistent promotion builds long‑term sales- Warm markets are good - but new audiences grow revenue- Your story plus strategy = influence + profit- Monetization requires intention and consistency- Authentic voice connects deeper than AI aloneSound Bites:“Books don’t sell by themselves - you do.”“Your warm market only takes you so far.”“Price it for profit, not permission.”“Promotion begins before launch and continues after.”“Your book should open doors - not just sit on shelves.”Links:  Join the Monetize Your Book Challenge: A 5-Day (virtual) sales accelerator workshop for experts using your future or current thought leadership book to grow your coaching, speaking or consulting business! - https://www.jasminewomack.com/monetizeBOOK: Purchase a copy of Published and Paid®: Write, Self Publish, and Launch Your Nonfiction Book in 90 Days or Less - https://a.co/d/95ckzMx   COMMUNITY: Published and Paid®: The Community - Facebook Group - www.facebook.com/groups/publishedandpaidfree   Socials:LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/thejasminewomack IG: instagram.com/thejasminewomack FB: facebook.com/authorjasminewomack Youtube: youtube.com/thejasminewomack

    27 min

  3. JAN 21

    Episode 70: Choosing the Right Coach: Asset vs Liability

    Summary:In this episode, Jasmine Womack discusses the critical aspects of selecting the right coaching programs to ensure they serve as assets rather than liabilities. She emphasizes the importance of understanding what to look for in a coach, the traits that make a coach effective, and the red flags to avoid. Jasmine also highlights the necessity of discernment in making coaching choices, encouraging listeners to do their due diligence before investing in coaching programs.Takeaways:- Investing in coaching can lead to a higher ROI.- Choosing the right coach is crucial for self-confidence.- Avoid unrealistic expectations when selecting a coach.- A good coach should have a proven track record.- Communication skills are essential for effective coaching.- Aligning values with your coach is important for success.- Inspect potential coaches thoroughly before committing.- Discernment is key in the coaching selection process.- Be aware of red flags that indicate a coach may be a liability.- Take ownership of your investment and responsibilities in coaching.Sound bites:"People who have a coach get better ROI.""A good coach leads by example.""You have to sharpen your discernment."Chapters:00:00 Introduction to Coaching Selections02:46 The Importance of Choosing the Right Coach12:07 Key Traits of an Effective Coach22:09 Red Flags to Avoid in Coaching26:31 The Role of Discernment in Coaching ChoicesGrab your Free Download: 100+ Ways to Monetize Your Brand Building Book: https://www.jasminewomack.com/100-waysGrab Your VIP Seat to the next Monetize Your Book Challenge: https://www.jasminewomack.com/monetize

    27 min

  4. JAN 14

    Episode 69: Mastering Your Annual Business Plan: Strategies for Success

    In this episode, Jasmine Womack breaks down her exact step-by-step process for annual planning in both life and business. She shares how she balances her roles as a mother, wife, doctoral student, and CEO while mapping out a six- and seven-figure business year. From reflecting on the past year to calendaring personal and business milestones, Jasmine outlines how she aligns her goals with her values, evaluates her capacity, and ensures her business supports her life, not the other way around.She also dives into how she uses market analysis, strategic planning, and revenue mapping to make data-driven decisions, avoid burnout, and set her team up for success. Whether you're a coach, author, or consultant, this episode is a blueprint for planning with purpose and peace.Takeaways:- Annual planning requires reflection, strategy, and space to think.- Personal responsibilities should lead your calendar, not come last.- Your business should support your life, not overwhelm it.- Strategic planning helps you avoid stress and align your energy.- Market analysis is essential to prepare for shifts and threats.- Use a simple tech stack to save time and money.- Focus on one offer until you master and scale it.- Know your KPIs and measure your goals with intention.- Create a business model that honors your season of life.- It’s okay to take your time and plan with depth and intention.Sound Bites- "If it doesn’t fit your life, it shouldn’t be in your business."- "Give yourself space and grace to plan."- "Stop keeping everything in your headwrite it down."- "You don’t need more offers, you need more strategy."- "This is how I plan my six- and seven-figure years."

    31 min
  5. Episode 68: A Year of Reflection and Growth

    JAN 7

    Episode 68: A Year of Reflection and Growth

    Keywords 2025, year in review, challenges, risks, business growth, disappointment, grief, consistency, scaling, lessons learned Summary In this episode, Jasmine Womack reflects on her experiences in 2025, discussing the challenges she faced, the risks she took, and the lessons learned throughout the year. She emphasizes the importance of adapting to change, navigating personal and professional disappointments, maintaining consistency in communication, and the necessity of taking calculated risks for growth. Jasmine also shares insights on scaling down to create a more manageable business model and the importance of having dedicated team members as businesses grow. Takeaways - Reflecting on the past year is crucial for planning.- Success requires adaptability and grace during changing seasons.- Navigating disappointment and grief is a part of life.- Consistency in communication is key to business success.- Taking risks is essential for growth and visibility.- Scaling down can lead to smarter business practices.- Investing in personal growth can yield significant returns.- Hiring full-time employees is necessary for business growth.- Listening to your intuition can guide better decisions.- Embracing change can prevent burnout and overwhelm. Sound Bites "Success is not rigid.""Risk is a part of the growing process.""Scaling down freed up my time." Chapters 00:00 2025 Year in Review: Reflections and Challenges15:46 Taking Risks for Growth33:09 Lessons Learned and Future Planning   Join the upcoming Monetize Your Book™️ Challenge and Grab Your VIP Seat >> CLICK HERE

    34 min
  6. Episode 67: From Layoff to Leadership: How Dr. Rhonda Anderson Built a Six-Figure Thought Leadership Brand

    11/19/2025

    Episode 67: From Layoff to Leadership: How Dr. Rhonda Anderson Built a Six-Figure Thought Leadership Brand

    Episode Summary In this powerful and practical conversation, Jasmine Womack sits down with Dr. Rhonda Anderson—Talent Development Strategist, Executive Coach, Corporate Trainer, and Author of The Influential Leader Blueprint. After a sudden layoff, Dr. Anderson faced a pivotal decision: return to the job hunt or bet on herself. She chose the latter, and within a year, wrote a transformational leadership book, built a strong B2B brand, secured speaking engagements, and landed multiple 5-figure and 6-figure corporate contracts. This episode walks listeners through her journey from fear to full-time entrepreneurship, the mindset shifts required, and how writing a high-quality book positioned her as a sought-after leadership expert. If you’re a professional sitting on expertise, struggling to pick a niche, or unsure how to stand out in a crowded industry, this conversation will shift how you think about thought leadership, content creation, and monetizing your knowledge. Memorable Quotes “Nothing changes if nothing changes.” – Dr. Anderson “I didn’t want to be the entrepreneur who was all over the place. Master the one thing first.” – Dr. Anderson “Subject matter experts put out content. You have to show up for people to consider you an expert.” – Jasmine Womack “Just because you wrote the book doesn’t mean success will come. You have to put in the work.” – Dr. Anderson “The best marketer wins — not always the most qualified person.” – Jasmine Womack “Be bold enough to build your own table. Don’t wait for someone to tap you.” – Dr. Anderson Key Takeaways  Betting on yourself requires courage, but staying stuck changes nothing. Focusing on one niche builds clarity, credibility, and confidence. A well-written book positions you as an expert and opens B2B doors. Consistent content creation builds visibility and attracts opportunities. Curriculum-based programs create transformation and lead to high-value contracts. Marketing isn’t instant — it’s a commitment that compounds over time. Accountability and community accelerate growth in entrepreneurship. Corporate clients value expertise, structure, and clear solutions. Visibility beats perfection — show up even when it feels uncomfortable. Success comes from taking action, not waiting for the “right time.” Join Us at Create Your Own Stage Live!  The ULTIMATE 2- Day Hybrid Experience For Experts, Authors, Coaches & Speakers Ready to Make Life Changing Income from Virtual and In Person Events To secure your ticket, visit  https://www.jasminewomack.com/stage Stay Connected with Me: Instagram: @thejasminewomack Facebook: @authorjasminewomack LinkedIn: @thejasminewomack YouTube: @thejasminewomack Website: www.jasminewomack.com Grab Your Copy: Published and Paid – Write, self-publish, and launch your nonfiction book in 90 days or less.Ready to get it done? Start here → https://a.co/d/3n67cFU Connect with Dr. Rhonda Anderson Linktree: https://linktr.ee/drRhondaAnderson Find links to her book, social channels, newsletter, and freebies. Grab Dr. Anderson’s Book The Influential Leader Blueprint: Action-Oriented Strategies to Enhance Your Leadership Capability and Drive Peak Performance: https://www.drrhondaanderson.com/tilbbook

    42 min
  7. Episode 66: The Dissertation That Pays: Turning Research Into Revenue and Real Impact

    11/12/2025

    Episode 66: The Dissertation That Pays: Turning Research Into Revenue and Real Impact

    Summary In this deeply personal episode, I’m taking you inside my doctoral journey, and showing you how I’m transforming it into something far greater than a degree. As I work toward my Doctorate in Education, I’m not just writing a dissertation; I’m writing my next book in real time. I share how I’m using the same writing systems I teach my clients to structure my dissertation like a professional author, outline chapters with clarity, and stay disciplined even when life feels full. You’ll hear how I’m bridging academic excellence with entrepreneurial purpose, using my research to build new programs, a certification track, and the foundation for my next published work. Whether you’re a student, a thought leader, or someone balancing multiple callings, this episode will challenge you to think beyond your degree, beyond your title, and into how your current work can fuel your next level of impact. Key Takeaways Leverage What You’re LearningYour dissertation or academic work can be more than a degree requirement — it can become a book, program, or revenue-generating asset. Repurpose With IntentionThink beyond completion. Every chapter, story, and insight can be reimagined to serve your audience and expand your brand. Write With Discipline, Not EmotionWaiting for motivation doesn’t work. Set writing sprints, schedule your time, and show up — even when it’s inconvenient. Keep Your Voice, Even in AcademiaAcademic writing is formal, but your ideas still need to flow and reflect your authentic voice and perspective. Pursue Purpose, Not PerfectionYour degree won’t replace fulfillment or peace. True purpose comes from within — and it’s what gives your work meaning beyond the title. Notable Quotes “I’m not just writing a dissertation — I’m writing my next book in real time.” “If I’m investing this much time, energy, and effort, there has to be an ROI that lasts beyond the degree.” “Clarity is a skill. Don’t write to sound deep — write to be understood.” “You can’t wait for motivation. You show up, get your mind in the game, and get it done.” “Your doctorate won’t give you peace — purpose will.” “Think beyond the degree. Leverage what you’re learning to build the next level of your legacy.” Join Us at Create Your Own Stage Live!  The ULTIMATE 2- Day Hybrid Experience For Experts, Authors, Coaches & Speakers Ready to Make Life Changing Income from Virtual and In Person Events To secure your ticket, visit  https://www.jasminewomack.com/stage Stay Connected with Me: Instagram: @thejasminewomack Facebook: @authorjasminewomack LinkedIn: @thejasminewomack YouTube: @thejasminewomack Website: www.jasminewomack.com Grab Your Copy: Published and Paid – Write, self-publish, and launch your nonfiction book in 90 days or less.Ready to get it done? Start here → https://a.co/d/3n67cFU

    18 min
  8. Episode 65: Navigating Grief While Living Life

    11/05/2025

    Episode 65: Navigating Grief While Living Life

    Summary In this heartfelt episode, Jasmine Womack shares her personal journey of navigating grief while managing her entrepreneurial responsibilities. After the sudden passing of her uncle, she reflects on the emotional challenges of balancing family, business, and personal grief. Jasmine emphasizes the importance of honoring memories, finding strength in positive moments, and continuing to pursue one's purpose despite the pain of loss. She offers insights on how to process grief while still showing up for clients and loved ones, encouraging listeners to embrace their emotions and keep moving forward. Takeaways Navigating grief is a personal journey that varies for everyone. It's important to give yourself space to grieve while managing responsibilities. Focusing on positive memories can help in the healing process. Understanding the cycles of life can provide comfort during loss. Grief can come in waves; it's okay to have emotional moments. Continuing to honor loved ones means pursuing your purpose. Staying active in your work can be a form of honoring those lost. It's essential to balance grief with the demands of life and business. You can still show up for others while processing your emotions. Grief can be a catalyst for personal growth and reflection. Join Us for Create Your Own Stage Live!  The ULTIMATE 2- Day Hybrid Experience For Experts, Authors, Coaches & Speakers Ready to Make Life Changing Income from Virtual and In Person Events To secure your ticket, visit  https://www.jasminewomack.com/stage Secure your spot for the next Monetize Your Book Challenge (Nov 10 - Nov 14):  Discover the secret to making sales before your expert book is published, with your book, and beyond your book- and leveraging your book to grow your business CLICK HERE TO REGISTER: www.monetizeyourbooknow.com Stay Connected with Me: Instagram: @thejasminewomack Facebook: @authorjasminewomack LinkedIn: @thejasminewomack YouTube: @thejasminewomack Website: www.jasminewomack.com Grab Your Copy: Published and Paid – Write, self-publish, and launch your nonfiction book in 90 days or less.Ready to get it done? Start here → https://a.co/d/3n67cFU

    14 min
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