Author Vanessa Osage: “How to write a book that sparks a movement”

Be authentic and imperfect — I understand by now that inspiring people is more effective when I also take the risk to name my own weak spots. We need to maintain boundaries on what we share and how to offer up tender things. Yet, sharing only the courage or bravery leaves people on the outside of a message, since we all struggle. One reader told me she most appreciated my courage in writing on the ways I’d suffered after hardship. Then, she was more invested in the story and compelled to keep reading. I’m learning it’s more of a gift when we honor the full spectrum of our authentic experience.

As part of my series about “How to write a book that sparks a movement” I had the great pleasure of interviewing Vanessa Osage.

Vanessa Osage is on a mission to leave this world better than she found it. She is a Certified Sexuality Educator, Consultant & Professional Coach. A two-time Nonprofit Founder, Vanessa Osage is…