Magic in the Ordinary

Do we all have superhero fatigue? Or is the writing just tanking? 
I decided to break down exactly what went wrong with the Avengers Doomsday Trailer — and turn it into a fun writing session for all of us.
In this video we cover three essential storytelling rules: show don't tell, making your character motivation crystal clear, and why rushing your story kills the audience's investment. Whether you are a screenwriter, novelist, blogger, or just someone who loves great storytelling — these three principles will immediately make your writing stronger. Let's learn from Hollywood's mistakes together. 🎬✍️
Wanna check out my little YA zombie novel? https://a.co/d/0aZOk1HAI'd also love to connect on Instagram:  / jacquelinerosegold

In this episode I sit down with Carson — a Catholic content creator whose authentic, down-to-earth approach to sharing the faith has been sparking conversation. 
We talk about how he got started creating faith-based content, where to begin if you want to grow in the Catholic faith, the small daily habits that can have a huge impact on your spiritual life, how he handles negative comments online, and why dialogue — even in the digital age — matters so much. 
If you have ever felt like prayer is hard or like you don't even know where to start in your faith — this one is for you. 🙏
Connect with Carson:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/carsonnetz/
Connect with Jacqueline: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jacquelinerosegold/  Buy My Zombie Post-Apocalyptic Novel: https://a.co/d/0bjyTC2p
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In this episode I sit down with Emily Dieter — Catholic stay-at-home mom and the creative heart behind Tracing Traditions.
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We talk about why beauty matters so deeply in our daily lives, the importance of embracing your gifts, how community has shaped her journey as a small business owner, and how to balance motherhood, creativity, and entrepreneurship with grace. 
 
Time Stamps:
00:19 How Emily started her company Tracing Traditions
2:38 Why is beauty so important in our every day life? 
 4:45 It's so important to embrace our gifts 
7:05 Why is community so important? 
10:59 Tips for small business owners 
12:55 How to balance motherhood, business, and more?
17:20 What is Emily's favorite sticker? 
24:30 Get goods from tracing traditions 
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Connect with Jacqueline:https://www.instagram.com/jacquelinerosegold/Buy My Zombie Post-Apocalyptic Novel: https://a.co/d/0bjyTC2p
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Just a quick hot take! 
Wanna check out my little YA zombie novel? https://a.co/d/0aZOk1HAI'd also love to connect on Instagram:  / jacquelinerosegold  

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In this episode I sit down with Stephen Schneider — co-founder alongside his wife Hannah of Schneider Goods Co.
https://schneidergoodsco.com/
Stephen and Hannah started their company after asking how they could source better items that worked well and lasted. We talk about why tallow is such a powerful skincare ingredient, how faith shapes their entire company philosophy, why natural products actually invite us to slow down and pay attention, how this business has connected them to farmers and local communities, and what it looks like to be a good steward of the earth in the products you bring into your home. 
This one is for anyone who has ever wanted to live with more intention. 
Time Stamps:0:33 How Hannah and Stephen started Schneiders Co7:35 What is tallow and how does it work? 16:40 Isn't going natural extra expensive? 26:25 What is the hardest and best part of starting a business? 30:34 Building community while building a brand44:08 Stephen's advice for ethical entrepreneurs49:20 What product do we recommend starting with? 
Thank you @ReflectionsPhotographyandFilm for filming this episode!  https://www.instagram.com/reflectionsphotograpyandfilm/
Connect with Jacqueline:https://www.instagram.com/jacquelinerosegold/Buy My Zombie Post-Apocalyptic Novel: https://a.co/d/0bjyTC2p
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In this episode I sit down with one of my all-time favorite illustrators — Laurel Long. 
Laurel’s website: https://www.laurellong.com/Laurel’s Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/laurellongart/
A professor in the Art Department at California State University Northridge and the artist behind beloved books including The Magic Nesting Doll, The Lady and the Lion, and The Twelve Days of Christmas, Laurel creates breathtaking fairy tale illustrations by hand in oil. 
We talk about her artistic process, what draws her so deeply to fairy tales, why beauty matters in art, how her writing and illustration inform each other, and what it means for art to be magic in the ordinary. If you love beautiful things, stories, and the creative process — this one is for you. 🎨✨
Timestamps: 0:00 Laurel Long's story 3:50 what does her artistic process look like? 7:54 what draws her to fairy tales 23:50 How is art "magic" in the ordinary? 31:26 Tips for new artists:) 
Connect with JacquelineInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/jacquelinerosegold/My YA Zombie Book: https://a.co/d/0i1gnCBbWatch this video on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@jacquelinerosegold
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There can be a lot of pressure when you share something with the world  whether it's a book, a podcast, a social medial post, a song you wrote etc. 
So what happens when we are really sensitive??How do we deal with all the opinions and feedback?
Drop your favorite drink below in the chat and lets spill the tea and have a real conversation about some things I've been thinking about as a sensitive content creator:) 
Wanna check out my little YA zombie novel? https://a.co/d/0aZOk1HAI'd also love to connect on Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/jacquelinerosegold/

In this episode I sit down with Liam Dieckhoner — a Christian content creator with a massive following across TikTok, Instagram, and YouTube. 
Liam is one of those rare creators who manages to be genuinely funny, boldly faithful, and completely himself all at the same time! We talk about how he found his niche, where he gets his ideas, how he handles haters, why being yourself matter so much, and what it looks like to live life boldly for your faith in the age of social media. 
0:20 Liam's background and entry into social media 6:40 How does he come up with all the ideas? 10:17 "If it's not for Christ, I don't want it." 16:23 How does he deal with hater? 19:52 What is the hardest thing about creating content? And what's the most fun thing about creating 28:04 Why is humor important and why is being yourself even more important? 31:10 How does Liam keep it so real? The same in real life and on camera!33:57 Liam's heroes 38:20 Liam's tips for living boldly
Connect with Liam: YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@LiamDieckhoner/featuredInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/liamdieckhoner/TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@glorybe.com
Connect with Jacqueline:Jacqueline's Youtube Channel:https://www.youtube.com/@jacquelinerosegold Jacqueline's Instagram:   / jacquelinerosegold  Jacqueline's YA Zombie Book: https://a.co/d/0bjyTC2p
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