Ep. 98 | Behind the Scenes of Writing My First Book: Inventory Management for Veterinary Professionals

Episode Summary:

Welcome back to another episode of the Inventory Nation podcast! In this special edition, host Nicole Clausen takes you behind the scenes of her first-ever book, "Inventory Management for Veterinary Professionals." Nicole shares her heartfelt journey—from conceptualizing the book to the challenges she faced during the writing process and her ultimate inspiration. The book, designed to be accessible and neurodivergent-friendly, addresses the common struggles faced by inventory managers in the veterinary field.

Nicole dives deep into the writing and editing process, emphasizing the different learning styles her book caters to, and how she incorporated fun and practical elements to make inventory concepts more engaging. Whether you're a novice just stepping into inventory management or a seasoned veteran looking to refine your skills, this book promises to be a constant companion filled with strategies, real-world scenarios, and best practices.

Key Takeaways:

• Inspiration and Audience: Nicole’s book is dedicated to the often-overlooked role of inventory managers, aiming to support them with comprehensive resources.
• Writing Process and Challenges: Nicole navigated the complexities of writing and editing, guided by a trauma-informed, neurodivergent-friendly coach.
• Content Structure: The book is laid out to follow the flow of inventory in a practice, making it easier for readers to relate theory to real-world application.
• Educational Utility: It includes practical examples, story problems, and a formula quick reference guide to demystify inventory management for veterinary practices.
• Upcoming Plans: Nicole hints at exciting new releases and free resources that will be unveiled in the next quarter.

Notable Quotes:

1. "I wrote this book to be a long-lasting resource and reference for managing inventory in your practice."
2. "Inventory management is a practice, not a destination."
3. "I wanted this book to be accessible to folks who learn a little bit differently, who, you know, just have different learning styles."
4. "Nobody wants to read a really dry, boring, professional-sounding book on inventory."
5. "I poured a lot of time and love and sometimes tears into this book, s

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