#046: Learning how to write with Oliver Phisher

26/12/2017
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Descripción de #046: Learning how to write with Oliver Phisher

For show notes and links: neuralle.com/podcast

Oliver Phisher
(@OPhisher)
aka Michael Crinall,
is an author, and good friend of mine
currently residing in the beautiful city of Belfast.

From the early stages of our friendship, I had always known that Oliver, with his introspectiveness, was going to be a writer in some form. His experience of toiling away in self-publishing is invaluable to any wannabe author and novice writer out there, who struggles to make movement on their writing project.

There are many parallels with self-development and writing, because so much of what you achieve is ultimately dependent on what you set your mind to and complete. To be a writer is the ultimate form of ownership of your life.

Oliver is an incredible friend, who will always challenge me on a belief, viewpoint or process in my life. I hope this episode underlines how valuable that can be to your own life.

Topics we discussed:

Where the moniker Oliver Phisher came from

Anthropomorphic Animals & his earliest childhood memory

Why he’s focused on self-improvement

Combatting the futility of life

Dealing with dark periods in life

Stoicism

What he aims for with his writing

What is “The Plain White Room” about?

Being self-aware and emotionally intelligent

How “The Plain White Room” is important to him

What he’s learned about the publishing industry

The main thing that aspiring authors miss

Tips for first-time writers & learning from respected authors

Enjoy the episode,

Jordan & Lauren