On the Live The Width of Your Life podcast, we explore what it means to not only live the length of our life but instead the breadth, depth, and purpose of each day.

She shares her personal story of creating balance in her life by aligning her daily choices to life values, strategies to redefine success, and creating space for a bit of magic and synchronicity.

It's never too late to change! We don't need to have it all figured out to begin; we can take action daily, show up imperfectly, and be amazed and inspired by how beautiful life can be.

From Wall Street to farming to bestselling novels — Jeanne Blasberg proves life is richest when lived without fear.

An award-winning author, essayist, and farmer, Jeanne shares how courage, creativity, and curiosity have shaped her journey from finance and city life in Boston to writing acclaimed novels and growing food as medicine on her Wisconsin farm.

In this episode, you’ll discover:

How lifestyle shifts can spark healing and reinvention
The deep connection between food, health, and purpose
Jeanne’s journey from essayist to bestselling novelist
Lessons from farming: surrender, resilience, and beginner’s mindset

Perfect for: Anyone craving inspiration to live boldly, reinvent courageously, and step beyond traditional boxes.

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Jeanne Blasberg is an award-winning and bestselling author and essayist. Her novel The Nine (SWP 2019) was honored with the 2019 Foreword Indies Gold Award in Thriller & Suspense and the Gold Medal and Juror’s Choice in the 2019 National Indie Excellence Awards. Eden (SWP 2017), her debut, won the Benjamin Franklin Silver Award for Best New Voice in Fiction and was a finalist for the Sarton Women’s Book Award for Historical Fiction. Her forthcoming novel, Daughter of a Promise (SWP, April 2, 2024), is a modern retelling of the legend of David and Bathsheba, completing the thematic trilogy she began with Eden and The Nine.

Jeanne was named a Southampton Writers’ Conference BookEnds Fellow in April 2021. A Smith College graduate, she is both a teacher of writing and a lifetime learner who co-chairs the board of the Boston Book Festival and serves on the Executive Committee of GrubStreet, one of the country’s preeminent creative writing centers. Jeanne reviews contemporary fiction for the New York Journal of Books. When not in New England, she splits her time between Park City, UT, and growing organic vegetables in Verona, Wisconsin.

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