From Entrepreneurship to Authorship: Jan Cavelle’s Story

<p>After building a successful manufacturing business from scratch Jan Cavelle made the decision to step away from her company to write and advocate for entrepreneurship.</p><p>Listen in as Jan discusses her journey from business owner to writer and ins and outs of publishing. The episode also delves into the importance of connecting with a publisher before the submission process, taking that first leap, the impact of technology on writing styles and the role of artificial intelligence in content creation.&nbsp;&nbsp;</p><p><strong>Highlights:</strong></p><ul><li>The importance of having sales knowledge in order to put forward a vision and communicate with others.&nbsp;</li><li>Beginning writing as a form of stress relief transitioned Jan into writing her first book.</li><li>The changes to the entrepreneurial world during covid was Jan’s impetus for her second book.&nbsp;</li><li>Interviewing over 70 entrepreneurs and their inspiring stories on starting businesses.</li><li>Saving time utlising ai for content creation.</li></ul><br/><p><br></p><p>Fast Five Questions</p><ol><li>If you woke up and your business was gone, you have $500, a laptop, a place to live, and food, what would you do first?<strong><em> “Trade.”</em></strong></li><li>What is the biggest mistake that you have made in business? <strong><em>“Staying in that business for too long.”</em></strong></li><li>What is a book that you would recommend? <strong><em>“It’s A Zoo Around Here by Nigel Risner.”</em></strong></li><li>What is a tool that you use everyday that you would recommend? <strong>“Grammarly.”&nbsp;</strong></li><li>What is your definition of freedom? <strong><em>“Choice.”</em></strong></li><li>What is the best way to contact you? <strong><em>“https://jancavelle.co.uk.”&nbsp;</em></strong></li></ol><br/><p><br></p><p>&nbsp;<strong>About Jan</strong></p><p>Jan is an entrepreneur from the UK who has a few decades of running entrepreneurial businesses behind her. One she started from the kitchen table when her children were small and she was a