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Empaths, where we discuss, explore and connect with fellow Empaths,

healers, Int, and seekers.

Hello and welcome to the show.

Today we're going to be discussing how to spark your

creativity and get your message out there. If you need a little boost or

inspiration to start growing your spiritually-based business or write that book, then today's show is meant for you.

Joining us is Meg Calvin. She helps business owners write, market, and sell their Amazon best-selling books on Kindle, paperback, and

Audible.

She's an Amazon best-selling author, writer, and marketing coach, master Air Guitar Player, wife, mom, and friend.

She's best known for her intuitive gifts and unconventional practices that help writers become

creatively unblocked and her award-worthy performance as a tree and a midsummer's night dream in the third grade.

Well Meg if that's not a sign from Spirit that you're supposed to do this work I don't know what is.

Indeed. supposed to do this work? I don't know what is. Indeed, I received the call and I have answered. Yes. Thank you so much for joining us. Tell people a little bit about how you got started because aside from your business now of really helping writers get out there, your journey to this world of spirit is even more interesting.

Yes, I was on a church staff as a minister in the mainline Protestant church for 15 years and yes and how I got there like all of your guests and other listeners was such an exciting exciting journey that served me beautifully at the time.

And how it all started, and I promise this won't be an autobiography, the earliest memory that matters to the story is when I first felt my first memory of feeling the divine, feeling God's healing presence. And that was when I was six. My family had

experienced big tea trauma. I think that's always important to say when a child

experiences trauma that big to your little, most likely the entire, the other, the parents were feeling it too and other siblings were feeling it.

And so collectively, the first six years of my life as Meg was really hard.

When I was six, my mom, she had a coworker who sang in an all black gospel choir

and an army base in Germany and she said, in our choir and on

always singing she should sing in our choir and on Sunday morning as I was

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