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My conversations with Lexy were varied and interesting. There were a few side quests along the way, but we always returned to the pathway in the end. I enjoy it when it is like that, diverting. It is interesting and tends to align with my own thought processes. I hope that you can follow the line of conversation as we spoke on the show.

I was really excited to put out this interview because I was the guest! It was a little topsy turvy to come in as a guest on my own show, but I really enjoyed the experience. Izzy, the sound girl was gracious and patient with me. I was focussed on limiting my nervous ticks throughout the interview as I am aware of how challenging that is to edit.

With an overflowing table of books Shannon shared stories about her books and what she had for sale at the Indie Realm. The wonders and realities of living as a creative and small business owner allowed for the episode to go over the time a little, but it was worth it for a good chat.

Brett has written a creative non-fiction that has a strong focus on learning from mistakes and he brought along his biggest fan. There is a lesson that there are sometimes a light around the edge of mistakes and you need to learn how to see it.

The first book that Murray wrote was a long time in the making. It started with letters and progressed into an adventure he could never forget. Exploring the places that the stories were written and learning more about the person that wrote them. Murray was really passionate and invested in the story and you could hear it in his voice during the chat.

I was so excited to talk to Teena. I have been listening to her podcast for some time and she is so passionate about listening to creative journeys and it was good to hear hers.

There is a skill that you have to have when creating children's book, a sense or joy and whimsey. Something that not everyone can manage, but it is something that Rachel has in spades. These Sausage Dog adventure books are beautifully created and share the basic stories that are fun to read.

This was not Natasha's first fair, she had an experienced air about her. Enjoying the comradery and making the most of the experience. Natasha knows what she wants and encourages others to follow their heart but make sure you do your research.

It was a long journey for Danielle to finish her first book and it is well worth the wait. Danielle took all the time that she needed to make sure her Debut was just the way it needed to be. Now, with the ball rolling there are plenty more books to come.

Parkinson Disease (PD) is not a new diagnosis. Within the community there is a vague awareness of the symptoms through celebrities like Michael J Fox, that have increased awareness. But there is so much more nuances to how people are impacted by this disease and this book, written by a professional in the field, really highlights the different levels of impact.

It is a wonder what we would do in this world without the people that we meet. It seems that David was encouraged to proceed with his stories by a friend learning many new tricks of the trade along the way.

The current treasure chest is almost set to burst open. There are 10 gifts inside that you could win by listening to the Finding Elara Podcast and filling out the Give-Away form.