Summary: In this episode of the Veterans Outlook podcast, host Bob Jordan interviews ghostwriter Maggie Mills, who shares her journey into writing and the importance of storytelling. They discuss the therapeutic benefits of writing, especially for veterans, and how personal stories can impact others. Maggie emphasizes the role of a ghostwriter in helping individuals articulate their experiences and offers practical advice for aspiring authors. The conversation highlights the significance of sharing one’s story and the emotional healing that can come from the writing process.

*For information regarding Maggie Mills website, please visit: https://maggiemills.com/

*For information regarding Vets4NRF, please visit: https://www.vets4nrf.org/

*For information regarding Task Force Genesis, please visit: https://taskforcegenesis.com/

*For information regarding Bright Future Philanthropy Corporation, please visit: https://www.bright-future-philanthropy-corporation.com/

*For information regarding the purchase of books authored by Robert E. Jordan, please visit: https://jordanpublicationsllc.bigcartel.com/

Importantly, all proceeds from Robert Jordan’s books go to feed the poor in Kabul, Afghanistan. If you would like to purchase a signed copy of my book, My View Of What Others Perceive, please email at jordan.publications.llc@gmail.com

To view the video premiere of My View Of What Others Perceive, please visit: https://youtu.be/cqcbDwnX9ic

*For information on Robert’s Biblically-based teen novella titled McKenzie’s Good Fortune Through Misadventure, please email Robert at Jordan.publications.llc@gmail.com

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Robert E. Jordan is a retired veteran, pastor, mentor, author, podcaster, selfless servant, and, in all things, a man of God. He is committed to helping the most vulnerable and those at risk, whether in our veteran community or at-risk allies, offering dedicated discipleship and compassion through selfless and purposeful service. Robert also serves the afflicted and those addicted in his community while providing hope for the disadvantaged in Afghanistan through his non-profit, a 501c3, Bright Future Philanthropy Corporation, to assist girls' education due to generational and environmental hardships and the current political and theocratic regime, Bright Future Philanthropy Corporation seeks to support girls' academic pursuits, fostering tomorrow's teachers and leaders, lifting them out of a cycle of poverty, illiteracy, and servitude.