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Monday
Jun182012

The Alchemy of Memoir: How writing our own stories can set us free

Interview with actress, artist, author,

radio personality and teacher

Nancy Wait

How can the act of telling our stories shape our direct experience of life and lead us to deeper understanding of ourselves? Can telling our stories lead us to enlightenment?

Nancy Wait takes a unique approach to answering these questions. Her passion for writing and enthusiasm for life bubble up out of her voice into a river of wisdom that is just too good to miss.

In her recent book, "The Nancy Who Drew: The Memoir That Solved a Mystery", Nancy shares how the act of writing out her personal journey has led her to unexpected places, unlocking secrets she never imagined.

Join us as Nancy shares with us from her book, and from her heart.

For more information about Nancy, visit her website at:

http://nancywait.com/

If you are interested in telling your own story and would like some help,Nancy is also a writing coach.  Please feel free to contact her through this website:http://alchemyofmemoir.com/

For more information on her book (and to enjoy a free excerpt) visit

http://thenancywhodrew.com/

https://www.facebook.com/TheNancyWhoDrew

And now sit back and listen in by clicking on the audio enclosure below (or download from iTunes by clicking on our phoenix logo)

Nancy Wait- The Alchemy of Memoir

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