66. Ken Scholes from preacher to author to musician

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Ken Scholes was rejected 75 times before his first story sale. After winning Writers of the Future in 2005, he sold his first novel within a year, got an agent and sold a 5-book series, "The Psalms of Isaak." He has been a gospel singer, preacher, a multiple award-winning writer, and a performing musician. He is a single dad with 10-year-old twins, still writes, and performs his own music as well around Portland!! Ken talks about his journey, successes and losses, and how he maintains his #1 priority, "I have to create." Learn more about Ken at www.KenScholes.com and discover his music at KenScholes.com/music

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