136. Start Messy. Stay Real.
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Episode Description: You don't need to be ready. You just need to be real. In this episode, we're tackling the biggest lie you've been telling yourself about writing: that you need the "right time," the "right tools," or the "right qualifications." Spoiler alert—all you need is truth and a voice recorder. Learn why starting messy is actually the smartest strategy, and get your next voice prompt to capture what's already inside you.
In This Episode:
The belief gap vs. the skill gap: what's really stopping you
Why "perfect" is the enemy of "published"
How to shift from "I'm not ready to write" to "I'm ready to speak my truth"
Why messy drafts lead to powerful books
Today's Prompt: "What story keeps finding me, even when I try to ignore it?" Record for 5 minutes. No edits. No filters. Just flow.
Your Next Steps:
📌 Join the 5-Day Talk Your Book Challenge Experience this process live. Day 1 is all about ditching the false beliefs holding you back. 👉 https://talkyourbookchallenge.com
📞 Book a Coffee Chat Want to talk about working together on your book? Let's see if the 8-Week Certification or ghostwriting services are right for you. 👉 https://calendly.com/jori-the1andonlypublishing/coffee-chat
📚 Explore Our Publishing Services 👉 https://the1andonlypublishing.com
Connect With Me: Instagram: @jorioneale LinkedIn: Jori O'Neale Website: https://jorioneale.com
Resources Mentioned:
Voice recording apps: Voice Memos (iPhone), Google Recorder (Android)
Example client story: "Tanya" who waited 7 years to start
About Your Host: Jori O'Neale is the Chief Story Officer at The 1 and Only Publishing, a 11x published author, 2x bestselling author, and TEDx speaker. She's helped dozens of leaders, coaches, and creatives write their books using a voice-first methodology—no blank pages required.