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Reinvention Room with Allison Hare - Are You Ready to Write a Book? with Ashley Mansour

Are You Ready to Write a Book? with Ashley Mansour

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03/13/25 • 34 min

Reinvention Room with Allison Hare

In this episode of The Reinvention Room, we’re breaking down how to turn that book idea from your head into something real—fast. Ashley Mansour, a renowned book strategist, shares her powerful TAP method that helps you write and publish your book in just 90 days. Whether you’re struggling with self-doubt or overwhelmed by the thought of writing, Ashley’s insights will give you the roadmap to success. We also discuss common misconceptions about writing, the importance of accountability, and why your story is always worth sharing—even if you're starting from scratch.

Key Highlights:

  • The TAP Method: Learn how to write a book in just 3 months with time mastery, accountability, and a clear process. (7:50)
  • Self-Doubt: Tackling the fear of not being "good enough" and owning your unique value. (12:40)
  • Understanding Your Audience: Why knowing who you're writing for can make all the difference in getting your book right. (16:30)
  • The Power of Speed: How moving quickly can actually help you write better and faster. (22:30)
  • Building Your Audience: Why it’s essential to speak directly to your readers, not everyone. (30:50)
  • The Book Launch Process: Should you self-publish or go the traditional route? Ashley breaks down the pros and cons. (36:00)

Resources Mentioned:

Launch Your Podcast:

Book a free clarity call with Allison

Notable Timestamps:

  • 0:50 - Introduction to Ashley Mansour and her journey
  • 7:50 - The TAP method: Time mastery, accountability, and process
  • 12:40 - Overcoming self-doubt and lack of confidence
  • 16:30 - The importance of knowing your audience
  • 22:30 - Writing quickly for success
  • 30:50 - Building your author platform
  • 36:00 - Choosing between self-publishing and traditional publishing

Be sure to rate, review, and follow this podcast on your player and also, connect with me IRL for more goodness and life-changing stuff.

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In this episode of The Reinvention Room, we’re breaking down how to turn that book idea from your head into something real—fast. Ashley Mansour, a renowned book strategist, shares her powerful TAP method that helps you write and publish your book in just 90 days. Whether you’re struggling with self-doubt or overwhelmed by the thought of writing, Ashley’s insights will give you the roadmap to success. We also discuss common misconceptions about writing, the importance of accountability, and why your story is always worth sharing—even if you're starting from scratch.

Key Highlights:

  • The TAP Method: Learn how to write a book in just 3 months with time mastery, accountability, and a clear process. (7:50)
  • Self-Doubt: Tackling the fear of not being "good enough" and owning your unique value. (12:40)
  • Understanding Your Audience: Why knowing who you're writing for can make all the difference in getting your book right. (16:30)
  • The Power of Speed: How moving quickly can actually help you write better and faster. (22:30)
  • Building Your Audience: Why it’s essential to speak directly to your readers, not everyone. (30:50)
  • The Book Launch Process: Should you self-publish or go the traditional route? Ashley breaks down the pros and cons. (36:00)

Resources Mentioned:

Launch Your Podcast:

Book a free clarity call with Allison

Notable Timestamps:

  • 0:50 - Introduction to Ashley Mansour and her journey
  • 7:50 - The TAP method: Time mastery, accountability, and process
  • 12:40 - Overcoming self-doubt and lack of confidence
  • 16:30 - The importance of knowing your audience
  • 22:30 - Writing quickly for success
  • 30:50 - Building your author platform
  • 36:00 - Choosing between self-publishing and traditional publishing

Be sure to rate, review, and follow this podcast on your player and also, connect with me IRL for more goodness and life-changing stuff.

Previous Episode

undefined - Big Personality Problems

Big Personality Problems

Ever felt like everyone in the room hates you, but you’re not sure why? Or been told you’re “too much” (or not enough)? Today, we’re unpacking the cultural obsession with dialing women down, the perception gap, and why your biggest personality might be your biggest asset.

🔹 Are famous people actually insufferable—or just big? 🔹 The shocking truth about how others see you. 🔹 Why Jennifer Lopez gets dragged no matter what she does. 🔹 That one guy dancing like no one’s watching—what he knows that we don’t.

Notable Timestamps:

  • 02:15 – Why I might actually be insufferable.
  • 07:30 – The perception gap: We’re all wrong about how people see us.
  • 14:45 – Taylor Swift, Oprah, and why we worship big personalities (but can’t stand them IRL).
  • 22:20 – The internet’s favorite people to hate.
  • 34:00 – What would happen if you truly took up space?

🔥 Let’s talk: Do you feel too big, too loud, too much? DM me or share your thoughts online—unless you’re one of those private-account, zero-follower, keyboard cowboys.

Listen! Share! Send me a DM and let's TALK ABOUT IT!

Links & References:

🎧 Brilliant Balance podcast, Ep. 383 – The Perception Gap
📖 Interesting source on how we misjudge others' opinions of us – Listen here

Call to Action:

💥 Feel too much? Good. Take up more space. Share this episode with someone who needs to hear it, tag me on social (@allison__hare), and book a free podcast strategy call: allisonhare.com/freecall.

Be sure to rate, review, and follow this podcast on your player and also, connect with me IRL for more goodness and life-changing stuff.

Next Episode

undefined - The Pedestal Syndrome with Kelli Thompson

The Pedestal Syndrome with Kelli Thompson

Have you ever walked into a meeting, dressed in your best power suit, ready to crush it—but then held back because someone else’s voice seemed louder, smarter, or just more authoritative? Yeah, me too.

Today, leadership and executive coach Kelli Thompson, author of the bestselling book Closing the Confidence Gap, is here to help us finally put a name to that sneaky confidence killer: Pedestal Syndrome. We unpack why brilliant, accomplished women (like you!) habitually elevate others' opinions while silencing their own and how to reclaim your voice authentically, confidently, and strategically.

From managing your energy in tricky meetings to breaking down myths around executive presence, Kelli delivers practical tools you’ll wish you'd known years ago. Get ready to ditch second-guessing and step boldly into your voice and power.

Notable Timestamps:

  • [02:10] Allison's realization: "I’ve deferred more times than I’d like to admit."
  • [06:40] Kelli’s "Pedestal Syndrome" aha moment in corporate America.
  • [12:15] Why "going along to get along" is keeping you stuck.
  • [17:30] Kelli’s 3-step Advocacy Model for reclaiming your voice.
  • [25:50] Knowing when it's time to quit (Hint: Your body knows).
  • [24:05] Kelli’s powerful "Career Alignment Check."

Resources Mentioned:

Be sure to rate, review, and follow this podcast on your player and also, connect with me IRL for more goodness and life-changing stuff.

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