Welcome to Wisdom Harbour,
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For centuries, harbours have been treasured places of shelter. Sailors shared the locations of these rare havens for often, access to a port in stormy seas meant the difference between life and death. Wisdom Harbour has been created as your refuge. So, by yourself or with a friend, take time to explore. And check back often…barge-loads of new content are arriving regularly!
Explore Our Docks
Questions and Answers
Audiobooks
In Other Words
Songwriters
The Sensible Scribe
How Do I
Cabin Kids
Betcha Didn’t Know
Just For Fun
Interviews
Harbourmaster
Podcasts
WAREHOUSE
In The Warehouse, we store everything that’s been unloaded from the Content Barges. You can see it all in a glance…and each piece is arranged by delivery date!
You Can’t Write What You Haven’t Lived
Walt Merrell opens with a story his grandfather told him on a sidewalk — less than 60 seconds long, words he didn’t understand at the time, that hit him like a ton of bricks at 18. From there, he and Andy Andrews make a compelling case that great material can’t be manufactured. You have to earn it by showing up for your own life. It’s also, somehow, one of the funniest conversations on the Writers Dock yet.
A Year in Review
Once a year, Monica Earley goes back through every episode and pulls a single takeaway from each month — harder than it sounds. What she landed on this time is worth the sitting: the detail interviewers quietly notice that almost no candidate thinks about, and the one-word change that makes an old idea land with people who’d otherwise wave it off. Andy adds a rule about character he’s watched cost qualified people jobs they’d already earned. Not a list of rules. A conversation.
Latest LIVE Q & A
To me, the sea is a continual miracle; The fishes that swim–the rocks–the motion of the waves–the ships, with men in them, What stranger miracles are there?