March 2026 Author Virtual Summit Highlights

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Lori Hartley Moore recounts her mother's vision of a white horse with colors beyond this world, sparking her lifelong passion for color.

The episode begins with Rebecca Hall Greider welcoming listeners to the Author Summit Showcase, emphasizing the importance of being present and receiving inspiration. She guides a mindfulness exercise where listeners visualize putting distractions in a heart-shaped box to focus on the content. Rebecca introduces the summit's format, featuring five authors who are number one international bestsellers, each sharing their journeys and books. Kay Bush is the first guest, discussing her book 'You Can Do Hard Things: Life Tools for Teens', which became an international bestseller in 24 hours across three countries, and she shares the personal peace she felt after publishing. Catherine Farr follows, explaining her book 'The Last Mile Is Always Three', which uses hiking metaphors to discuss resilience and overcoming challenges, noting she returned to school in her fifties. Lori Hartley Moore then presents 'The Color Constitution', sharing a personal story about her mother's deathbed vision of a white horse with otherworldly colors, which inspired her work on color as an energetic tool for well-being. Desley Hancock talks about 'Heartfelt Connections', focusing on rediscovering humanity through conversations and empathy. Becky Moeller discusses 'Undone Unafraid', detailing her journey through betrayal and healing, and how writing became part of her recovery process. Throughout, Rebecca interjects with encouragement, tips for note-taking, and interactive elements for live viewers. She concludes with a cucumber seed analogy, urging listeners to embrace growth, authenticity, and sharing their unique gifts. The episode ends with resources and a call to action for further connection.

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A summit welcome turns into a tender reflection on color, loss, creativity, and the choice to keep shining.

Color sits at the center of this single-episode review of a summit shaped by authorship, creative work, and personal purpose. The opening frames the Author Summit Showcase as a companion for listeners moving through ordinary parts of the day, then positions Rebecca Hall Greider…

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