Podcast Episode
Writing, Power & the Courage to Be Seen with Amy Vogel
Communication Queen | entrepreneurship, marketing, storytelling, public speaking, and podcasting·Kimberly Spencer | Master NLP Performance Coach for Entrepreneurs, CEO of Communication Queens, TEDx Speaker, Author, and Entrepreneur for 17+ years·6 January 2026·38 min
About this episode
What if the reason your book hasn’t been written yet isn’t procrastination—but protection?
That quiet nudge that keeps whispering write the book isn’t random. It’s an initiation.
In this episode of the Communication Queens Podcast, Kimberly Spencer sits down with author, storyteller, and book doula Amy Vogel to explore what really happens when women stop waiting for permission and start telling the truth of their lives.
Amy shares her nonlinear journey—from tech sales to ministry, from certainty to collapse, from faith systems to self-trust—and reveals why writing a book isn’t about having the answers. It’s about being brave enough to live inside the questions.
Together, Kimberly and Amy unpack the duality every woman faces when she dares to be seen: too much vs. not enough, creator vs. critic, artist vs. entrepreneur. They explore why books are both sacred art and business assets, why imposter syndrome simply means you’ve entered a bigger room, and why the feeling you’re chasing matters more than bestseller status.
This is a conversation about sovereignty, pleasure, power, and storytelling as reclamation. About why your story doesn’t need to be perfect—it needs to be alive. And why the act of writing doesn’t just change readers…it changes you.
If you’ve ever felt the pull to write, speak, or share—but hesitated—this episode is your permission slip.
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Amy Vogel is an author, speaker, podcaster, and women’s book coach passionate about helping women reclaim their voices and share their stories with the world.
Connect with Amy Vogel
Website: https://www.amywvogel.com/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/amywvogel
Tiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/@amywvogel
Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/amywvogel
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/amywvogel/
Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@amyWVOGEL
Enjoy, sovereigns!
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What You’ll Learn in this Episode:
Why you don’t need clarity or confidence before writing your book—and how the act of writing creates both
How to reframe imposter syndrome as proof that you’re stepping into a bigger room, not a sign you don’t belong
Why women’s stories are inherently powerful and how storytelling becomes an act of sovereignty and leadership
The real reason most women get stuck before publishing (hint: it’s not writer’s block—it’s protection)
How to balance creativity and business so your book can be both sacred art and a strategic asset
Why focusing on how you want to feel matters more than chasing metrics like bestseller status
How pleasure, embodiment, and duality fuel creativity—and why reclaiming them is revolutionary for women
What it actually takes to market a book authentically without selling your soul or shrinking your voice
Why you don’t “have” the story before you start—and how you become the woman who can tell it through the process
This episode isn’t just about writing a book.
It’s about becoming the woman who no longer waits for permission to be seen.
Quotes:
“You don’t have enough when you start writing your story. You get the enough as you write it.” - Amy Vogel
“Imposter syndrome just means you’re choosing to play in a bigger room.” - Amy Vogel
“Our stories are what set us free—but we have to know them first.” - Amy Vogel
Moments of Note:
00:00 – Write the Book That’s Been Calling You
Why that persistent