Episode 94 -The Richest Man in Babylon Why This Book Still Matters

he Richest Man in Babylon is nearly a hundred years old, yet its lessons feel strangely current. Not because the world hasn’t changed, but because people haven’t.

In this episode of the Books By Josh Audio Immersion, I reflect on why this book continues to matter. We talk about patience, discipline, and the kind of progress that doesn’t announce itself right away. The kind that happens slowly, through repeated choices and quiet structure.

This isn’t an episode about getting rich quickly or following a system. It’s a reminder that lasting change often feels boring while it’s working, and invisible while it’s forming.

Sometimes the most useful lessons are the ones we already know, but haven’t fully lived yet.

Episode 93 - Writing When No One Is Reading

What do you do when the numbers are quiet? No audience, no reads, no listens, and your work still asks to be made anyway.

In this free flow episode, I talk honestly about the anxiety of watching metrics, the temptation to chase clicks, and why I keep writing even when it is not paying the bills. I share how creating is still an outlet, how older work can find people years later, and why I would rather build something lasting than chase a quick spike.

If you are creating in the dark, this is for you. Keep going. Focus on what you can control. Celebrate the small wins. And remember, the point is not to become a millionaire overnight, it is to make something real and keep your voice intact.

I also share a quick update on my upcoming book, A New Set of Eyes, a thoughtful guide to creating with AI without losing your voice.

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Episode 92 – Progress You Don’t Always See

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When was the last time you actually celebrated a small win? Not a big milestone, not something you posted about — but the quiet progress that proves you’re still moving.

In Episode 92 of The Books By Josh Audio Immersion, Josh talks about why small victories matter more than we think, especially at the end of the year when it’s easy to feel like you didn’t accomplish enough. From writing a 50,000-word book one chapter at a time, to building a podcast, a website, or any creative project, this episode is about shifting your mindset from the finish line to the steps that actually get you there.

We break down how focusing only on the end result can kill momentum, why comparison steals motivation, and how chunking big goals into smaller, trackable wins helps you stay consistent. Real progress is quiet — and most of the time, you don’t feel it while it’s happening.

This episode also celebrates a small win from someone I know: the launch of ReliveInColor.com — a creative site where you can upload your own photos and turn them into printable custom coloring pages or even a custom puzzlemade from your image. It’s not sponsored, I wasn’t paid to mention it — it simply fits the theme of building something and putting it into the world.

Challenge: Pick one small win from today. Say it out loud. Write it down. Let it count.

If this episode helped you, share it with someone who’s been grinding quietly.

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Episode 91 - How Josh Deals With Holiday Blues in 2025

In this episode of The Books by Josh Audio Immersion, I open up about how I’m dealing with the holiday blues in 2025 and the practical strategies I’m using to stay grounded during a tough season. I break down the different outlets that help me manage stress—from music and books to long walks, background noise, and simple creative escapes—and explain why each one plays a unique role in keeping my mindset steady this time of year.

You’ll hear honest insights into what the holiday blues feel like, how real-life challenges can stack up at the end of the year, and why it’s completely normal to feel overwhelmed or stuck. I also share the healthier coping methods I turn to, the habits I avoid, and the small but meaningful actions that help me reset when things get heavy.

Whether you’re going through the holiday blues yourself or just curious about how others navigate this season, this episode offers a real-world look at staying balanced, finding outlets that work for you, and taking things one day at a time.

Tune in to learn how I’m handling the holidays this year—and maybe discover a few strategies that can help you get through your own rough moments too.

Episode 90 - Josh Vs AI

In this episode of The Books by Josh Audio Immersion, I dive deep into the world of AI and break down exactly how I’m using artificial intelligence in my daily workflow. I explore the four main AI tools I rely on, why I chose them, and what role each one plays in boosting productivity, creativity, and problem-solving.

You’ll hear honest insights into the biggest advantages AI has offered me so far—as well as the challenges, limitations, and unexpected surprises I’ve encountered along the way. Whether you’re an author, entrepreneur, creator, or simply curious about how AI can fit into your life, this episode provides a clear, real-world look at practical AI adoption.

Tune in to learn how these tools can streamline your work, enhance your creative process, and help you stay ahead in an increasingly digital world.

Episode 89 - Here’s What Happened

In this episode of the Books By Josh Audio Immersion, I share a long overdue status update and talk about what has been happening behind the scenes. A lot has changed since the last episode, and I walk you through the highlights. I talk about the two new books I released over the past two months, give a fresh update on the progress of my next novel, and open up about dealing with holiday depression. I also break down why I create and what keeps me going as an author and storyteller.

Episode 84 - The Naysayers

   In this episode of The Books By Josh Audio Immersion, I go into a favorite topic of mine, Naysayers. I’ve written a post in the past inspired by Kevin Smith’s Whys and Why Nots but a recent death of a teacher made me want to revisit the topic. Naysayers aka haters are necessary for us to succeed in our endeavors. Sounds dumb, I know but listen to this episode to fully understand why.