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Index Cards & Intention: How Tissa Richards Wrote "Rethinking Resilience"

Index Cards & Intention: How Tissa Richards Wrote "Rethinking Resilience"

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 Tissa Richards, who helps her grandmother, joined Denise to discuss her latest book, "Rethinking Resilience." They explored Tissa's writing process and the impact of her book, "Rethinking Resilience," which has already received awards and positive reader feedback. The conversation concluded with a discussion about writing practices, including the use of index cards for organization and the importance of maintaining personal writing style, along with experiences in public speaking and technology adoption across generations.

About Tissa
Tissa Richards has pioneered innovative approaches that link leadership development directly to organizational resilience, effective communication, and measurable results. Her models have been embraced by global organizations and leadership teams across various industries, transforming the trajectories of Fortune 500 companies and high-growth startups alike. Her books, "Rethinking Resilience" and “No Permission Needed” have won multiple awards and are Amazon best-sellers. Tissa guides hundreds of diverse candidates to public and private board positions each year. Learn more at www.tissarichards.com.

About Caregiving Book Club
We talk writing, publishing and marketing with family caregivers who write books and with authors who write about caregiving. Reach out to Denise if you'd like to be a guest: https://join.caringourway.com/posts/89992660?utm_source=manual

We connect with family caregivers who wrote and authors who write caregiving books about their writing process and marketing experiences.
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