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How Women Write

How Women Write

Von: Jacqueline Fisch
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Hosted by Jacqueline Fisch, a nonfiction author, writing coach, and former corporate professional. This show blends authenticity, practicality, and intuition. Jacqueline shares holistic writing strategies designed for female entrepreneurs with a story to tell. Here, integrity, personal growth, and wellness meet actionable tips and guidance. Whether you're working on books, blogs, website copy, or social media, you'll learn how to hit your writing goals while creating a nourishing, sustainable writing life. Expect honest, in-depth interviews with real women writers, entrepreneurs, and leaders, alongside candid solo episodes and behind-the-desk stories that offer simple, inspiring lessons for your writing journey. In a world of AI and shortcuts, your authentic voice is your superpower. Subscribe and discover how to stop struggling with writing—and start embracing your gifts.2026 Management & Leadership Persönliche Entwicklung Persönlicher Erfolg Ökonomie
  • 71: The Quest for Realness in an AI World: Moving Beyond the Duality
    May 11 2026
    Finding Your Authentic Voice in the Age of AI

    AI isn't going anywhere. It's here. And if you haven't embraced it yet, it could be time. BUT … there's a way to do it without losing yourself or selling your soul.

    I've been thinking a lot about the push for "realness" in an AI world and what it actually means for us as writers and creators. Many people are stuck in the duality thinking, the either-or, where you're either all-in on AI, or all-out.

    But AI is a tool, and the key is learning to use it to support and tap into your authentic voice.

    For me, that means leaning into speaking my rambling thoughts using a talk-to-text app, getting the transcription, and then using a tool like Claude to summarize, organize, and streamline the text. The words and energy are still mine; I'm not asking AI to write a post from scratch. (I shared a behind-the-scenes video of me actually talking out a Substack essay the other day for Studio members).

    Some somewhat troubling examples of how some business owners are using AI popped up the other week — recording every word they say all day to train their tool, using ChatGPT to "add warmth" to naturally direct communication, and relying on AI to filter hundreds of newsletters they've subscribed to.

    Much of this behavior leads to a performance, not realness, and creates a whiplash experience when you meet the person in real life. True authenticity is about being the same person in your writing, speaking, and in person.

    Being real is more about subtraction — unlearning old conditioning from family, school, or corporate life — than addition. The goal is to show up with your true essence in all contexts, even if your first draft is a messy voice memo.

    Takeaways:
    • AI as a tool, not a ghostwriter: Use AI (like Claude) to organize and streamline your transcribed thoughts, not to generate your first draft.

    • Be aware of performing: Constant "warming up" your communication for the sake of presentation undermines your authentic self and creates a disconnect with your audience.

    • The power of speaking without a filter: Recording your rambling thoughts captures your genuine energy and allows you to move while creating, leading to faster writing. Treat it like a surrendered first draft (SFD).

    • Authenticity is subtraction: Being real is a process of unlearning conditioning and peeling away layers and expectations.

    • Embrace the authentic draft: Instead of starting with a structure or outline, capture fragments and let them be messy, knowing you'll edit later.

    Links From Today's Episode:
    • My weekly Substack email

    • My free workshop: Writing with the Moon

    • Pre-order the Writing with the Moon e-book

    • Writing with the Moon paperback (available May 19th)

    Timestamps

    00:00 Realness in an AI World

    00:47 Getting Out of Your Head

    01:39 Using AI Without Losing Your Voice

    03:37 When AI is Too Much

    06:34 Why Authenticity Matters Everywhere

    08:52 Craving More Realness

    09:48 Unlearning and Subtraction

    10:59 Free Moon Writing Workshop

    Connect with Jacqueline Fisch:
    • The Intuitive Writing Studio

    • Private Coaching & Writing Support

    • Substack: Energy-First Writing

    • LinkedIn

    • Instagram

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    12 Min.
  • 70: Kelsey Murphy on How to Write Emails That Don't Feel Like Noise
    May 5 2026
    Write Emails That People Actually Want to Open with Business & Life Coach Kelsey Murphy I am so excited to finally have Kelsey Murphy on the How Women Write podcast! We've been on each other's shows, and I've been a huge fan of her work for years. She's a business and life coach for Fortune 500 companies and has worked alongside some big-name female entrepreneurs. What I love most about Kelsey is her radically honest, down-to-earth approach to writing and business — especially in her emails. They are never noisy — they're always refreshing. Even when she's selling something. In this conversation, Kelsey and I dive into: How she shifted from a high-pressure advertising role to coaching, recognizing her own resistance to reclaiming her creative voice. How she learned to embrace writing as a lifelong journey. The importance of separating different buckets of writing — sales, personal, and business so that she could protect the therapeutic joy she has for writing. The powerful, simple formula she uses for her storytelling in her emails: What happened? What did I learn? What do I urge you to do?. How to apply the "One-Person Rule" by writing every email to one specific, ideal client (like her client Ally), which is key to making readers feel seen and heard. Kelsey's stance on building a seven-figure business without relying on social media for sales. How "writer's block" can often be solved with journaling, like writing a letter from your 80-year-old self, to check your beliefs and direction. Kelsey's energy, honesty, and wisdom are contagious. You'll be inspired to check in with your own writing practice and discover what's truly lighting you up. Links From Today's Episode: Kelsey Murphy's Website Whiskey & Work Podcast Jacq's appearances on the Whiskey & Work podcast: How To Write & Find Flow Quitting Her 9-5, Starting A Failed Blog & Succeeding In A Copywriting Business She Loves Book: On Writing by Stephen King This is an affiliate link. If you click and make a purchase, I might earn a small commission. Timestamps 00:00 Meet Kelsey Murphy 02:29 Early Life and Creativity 06:36 Advertising Career 08:13 Leaving the Advertising World for Coaching 13:38 Writing as a Business Skill 16:29 Journaling and Confidence 20:27 No Social Media Needed 22:11 Email Magic Begins 22:33 Learning to Write Well 24:47 Storytelling That Connects 25:22 Writing To One Person 29:57 No Schedule Just Seasons 33:27 Full Body Yes Momentum 36:25 Book Ideas Without Pressure 37:43 The Why Behind her Podcast 39:32 A Retreat That Changed Everything 41:21 Coffee Ritual And Email Vibe 43:17 Thanks And Wrap Up Meet Kelsey Murphy: Kelsey Murphy is a Business & Life Coach for Fortune 500 companies like Facebook and Twitter, working with entrepreneurs like Marie Forleo, Cathy Heller, & Celebrity Nutritionist Kelly Leveque. Kelsey is a master at helping coaches create highly successful businesses. She takes the big-hearted humans & builds lucrative businesses for them that end up impacting millions. Previously, Kelsey was the Advertising Director for Nintendo, GoPro, and Elizabeth Arden, and she's been featured in outlets like Forbes, Business Insider, and the Huffington Post. She's a firm believer that each person holds a passion and a viewpoint uniquely their own, and through her coaching and workshops, she equips people with a toolbox of actionable strategies to create the life they envision. Additionally, she hosts a top-ranked podcast called Whiskey & Work, where she shares refreshingly honest insights on navigating the waters of work, life, and family. Kelsey addresses issues like relationships, dreams, motivation, starting a business, morning routines, and living a life you're proud of. She's a champion for acting brave, embracing your imperfections, and not taking life too seriously. Connect with Jacqueline Fisch: The Intuitive Writing Studio Private Coaching & Writing Support Substack: Energy-First Writing LinkedIn Instagram
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    44 Min.
  • 69: The Era of the Regulated Writer: Why Grounding is the New Productivity
    Apr 30 2026
    Why Traditional Writing Advice Fails in the Age of Information Overload

    I'm so happy to be back talking with you after missing a week. My voice decided to take a break right as Uranus moved into Gemini for the next seven years — a transit that rules communication. And instead of fighting it, I saw it as an energetic upgrade. Now my voice is back and stronger than ever.

    With all this fast-moving energy, AI-generated content everywhere, and the media cycle is getting louder, faster, and more confusing, traditional writing advice is dying.

    The old way of writing … working within a linear train of thought, long stretches of focus, a meticulous outline, and the ability to write for hours, isn't going to cut it.

    The challenge is no longer about writing faster or harder — it's about staying connected to your body and soul while you think.

    The writers who will thrive in this next era are not the most productive or the best at AI prompting — they're the most anchored.

    When your nervous system is overwhelmed, everything feels urgent and fuzzy, and your voice gets buried. We're writing differently over here.

    Discover:

    • Why the biggest challenge right now isn't writing, but staying connected to yourself, your body, and your soul while you think

    • Why forcing yourself to write more, faster, or using AI to write in your voice won't help

    • Five ways to write and think differently in the age of Uranus in Gemini

    • How to recognize the difference between regulated writing (intentional, calm, flowing) and reactive writing (rushing, restlessness, urgent, shallow breathing)

    • Why making time for quiet and stillness when nothing seems to be happening on the page is your edge right now

    Timestamps

    00:00 Welcome Back (and my voice energetic upgrade)

    00:39 Uranus Entering Gemini — a 7-Year Shift

    01:38 GenAI and Writing Speed

    03:38 Why Grounding Matters Now

    05:36 Anchored Writers Thrive

    08:11 Write Differently in This Era

    09:21 Five Simple Practices for Clarity

    13:22 Regulated vs Reactive Writing

    15:03 Next Episode and Book Release

    Links from today's episode:
    • Join the Intuitive Writing Studio (to access the full "Writing at the Speed of Thought" workshop recording)

    • Sign up for Substack to be the first to know when my new book, Writing With the Moon is available and to get all the book release goodies and details about a free workshop I'm hosting

    Connect with Jacqueline Fisch:
    • The Intuitive Writing Studio

    • Private Coaching & Writing Support

    • Substack: Energy-First Writing

    • LinkedIn

    • Instagram

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    16 Min.
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