Jarrod D. King

Quick thoughts about the Netflix show, '13 Reason Why' (no spoilers) and some upcoming podcasting gigs.

Just a normal day. Agonizing over finding a house and hoping Netflix won't shoot down my plans to write.

I talk about the interview with my detective uncle for story research and explain the struggle of juggling two projects at once.

Join my conversation with Renaldo Christopher, author of 'Gorgeous', as we talk about how sickness helped him power through the first draft of his novel, and explore the stories of his main characters: four Black, gay men who try to escape the pasts that seem to always creep back up.

I talk about how reading influences my writing and about how it's okay not to be a social butterfly.

Today, I'm choosing to change my focus.

House hunting continues and I start thinking of new ways to engage people on Twitter.

It's all about my marketing and branding efforts today - from fiercely scrutinizing it to letting go of expectations.

I'm moving onto the next stage of the editing process for my book (finally). I also talk about how necessary it was to get outside and soak up some sun.

I get personal with Jayce Baron, author of Absolutely Me. He's releasing a follow-up to his book and we talk about what's in store for readers. I also dig into his numerous blog posts, podcasts, events, and all of the things that made him who he is today.

I talk about how to make the right decision when facing an opportunity as well as the ridiculousness (in a good way) that is Google Duplex.

What's necessary for your financial freedom? I talk about that in the show today plus I discuss some of the self-doubt I've been facing over the day.

Go through the struggle with me if trying to do everything and learning how to schedule my time.

Thoughts about putting your opinion out for people to hear plus an update that happens way later than the commute back home.

I discuss Childish Gambino's latest video, 'This Is America" and a lesson learned about confronting issues with friends soon rather than later.

I got on the phone with one of the godfathers of Black LGBT fiction, James Earl Hardy! We talk about his book, B-Boy Blues, his special relationship to E. Lynn Harris, and how it felt to see his characters brought to life on the stage. There's also a ton more! Listen in on a great conversation!

I expand on what I learned at the National Achievers Conference yesterday and try to limit the damage of negativity on my momentum.

I finally got to see Gary Vaynerchuk live in Philly and he didn't disappointed. I'm motivated to work at my highest level. And I got an insight that surprised me a bit.

A line on a TV show made me reflect about whether all I'm doing is coming from a place of passion or whether I have a real purpose.

I give some thoughts about WICOMICON, Avengers: Infinity War, and talk about potentially getting interviewed on a couple podcasts.