Posts tagged self-publishing
#290 – Building the Lucas Literacy Lab: One Writer’s Journey from Home Classroom to School Founder
#290 – Building the Lucas Literacy Lab: One Writer’s Journey from Home Classroom to School Founder

Welcome back to the Spun Today podcast! In this inspiring episode, host Tony Ortiz sits down with returning guest Amanda Lucas—educator, writer, and now founder of her very own microschool, the Lucas Literacy Lab. Amanda shares her incredible journey of resilience, starting from homeschooling her daughters during the pandemic to navigating the bureaucratic maze of opening a school from scratch—all while balancing motherhood, creativity, and her passion for writing.

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Tony OrtizEntrepreneurship, starting a school, creative writing, alternative education, homeschooling, micro school, resilience, project-based learning, children’s books, self-publishing, education innovation, juggling parenthood and business, student-centered learning, personalized curriculum, overcoming obstacles, parental involvement, small class sizes, bureaucracy in education, teacher entrepreneurship, building a creative communityComment
#275 – Unleashing Creativity: Tips, Tricks, and Motivations from Fellow Writers
#275 – Unleashing Creativity: Tips, Tricks, and Motivations from Fellow Writers

Welcome to Episode 275 of the Spun Today Podcast! I’m your host, Tony Ortiz, and today, we're diving back into the archives for a throwback to Episode 175, packed with creative tips and insights to fuel your writing journey. This episode is designed to motivate and inspire writers dealing with challenges like writer's block. We'll explore responses to the creative questionnaire from fellow writers and creatives, featuring contributors like Amy Marcello, Joshua Robertson, Elaine Almonte and more.

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Tony OrtizThe Spun Today Podcast, Tony Ortiz, writing tips, writer's block, creative questionnaire, spuntoday.com, ProWritingAid, Amy Marcello, Joshua Robertson, Elena Monte, motivational strategies, writing advice, creative inspiration, dance hobby, quiet writing spaces, overcoming rejection, self-publishing, Amazon bestselling author, authorpreneur, Joanna Penn, multiple income streams, disciplined writing schedule, travel inspiration, writing community, short stories, "Make Way for You" book, "Fractal" novel, "Melted Cold" collection, audiobook recommendations, Cyber Dust messaging, authentic writingComment