Replenish your inner leader with our executive elixir of wisdom, humor, and the power of human connection on the Drink From the Well podcast.
CEO and vocal leadership expert Tina Dietz and her expert guests guide you to ignite your managerial magic with diverse and entertaining discussions on the most important topics we're facing in the workplace today.
Leading in a Multi-Generational Workplace
Creating Inclusive Workplaces
Family of Origin Impacts on Leadership
Leading at the Intersection of Capitalism and Conservation
Psychological Safety in Teams and Leadership
Dealing With Mental Health and Burnout in Ourselves and Our Teams
About Your Host
Tina Dietz, MS is the CEO of Twin Flames Studios—a full-service, award-winning audio production agency specializing in podcasting, audiobooks, and content marketing for thought leaders.
More than 250 TFS clients from 30+ industries in 8 countries have been featured in such outlets as the WSJ, CNN, CNBC, Forbes, INC, and dozens more. Tina’s work and expertise has been featured by Forbes, ABC, INC, and Huffington Post, and she consults executives from known brands like Johnson & Johnson, General Electric, Aetna, Novo Nordisk, Modera Wealth, and UGG Boots.
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Audible officially changed how it pays authors under its new ACX royalty model, and these major 2026 updates have plenty of people upset. Some of that is fair. The new model is harder to see into and being told to opt in or have your title get dropped doesn't feel great.
Here's the practical reality: Audible is roughly 60% of the audiobook market, so if you want your book to reach that audience, this is something to handle, and for most authors it comes down to checking a few boxes in your ACX account.
We don't love everything about how Audible is rolling this out, and we are genuinely glad to see authors earning higher royalties. Both can be true. Here’s what you need to know.
Getting your book published does not always equate to bigger stages and becoming the go-to expert.
For authors who wish to expand their speaking careers, mindset, strategy, and relationships matter just as much as ideas.
Audiobooks have moved well beyond “bonus format” territory.
For authors, consultants, speakers, and experts building authority-based businesses, audio has become one of the most powerful tools for deepening trust and expanding influence.
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