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Today, we talk with Judi Leib about why teaching cooking classes is so meaningful, how finding a mentor can provide the guidance and support you need, and we explore the sometimes long and winding road to publishing a cookbook.
As bloggers we often dream of publishing a cookbook, but it's not always a smooth process to get there. The way can be filled with potholes, and sometimes landmines, but luckily today's guest is the perfect person to help us avoid them.
Judi also teaches people how to cook and truly believes that anybody can learn to be a great cook once you get rid of their fear.
I can't wait to learn from today's guest, Judi Leib from Whisk in the Southern.
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Judi Leib started cooking when she was 2, standing on a stool in her mother's kitchen. She went on to go to culinary school, catered events including Live Aid in Philly, and was mentored by Molly O'Neill.
In 2015 she started her blog and began ramping it up when she decided to write a cookbook. Judi is represented by Sara Gilligan and Sally Ekus. She is shopping her first cookbook, Cake for Breakfast.
Judi also teaches people how to cook and truly believes that anybody can learn to be a great cook once you get rid of their fear.
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Hi, I'm Jason Logsdon! I'm an adventurous home cook and the head writer and photographer for Amazing Food Made Easy. I grew my income to 6-figures by focusing on serving my Fans by providing massive value, and I want to help you do the same.
