#WriterWednesday Author Interview with Kalee Boisvert
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I’d like to welcome author, Kalee Boisvert, to the blog for a New Year’s Eve #Writer Wednesday!
Hardest thing about being a writer: Getting started. A new project can feel daunting at the beginning, before the story finds its footing and the blank page stops feeling so loud.
Easiest thing about being a writer: Noticing. Stories are everywhere, in my kids, in quiet moments, in the things we almost miss. Caring deeply and paying attention has always come naturally.
Things you need for your writing sessions: A quiet pocket of time, a warm drink, and the freedom to write badly at first, knowing the good stuff always shows up once I start.
Things that hamper your writing: Overthinking the opening line, interruptions, and the belief that I need the whole plan figured out before I begin.
Words that describe you: Creative, curious, intuitive.
Words that describe you, but you wish they didn’t: Messy and busy.
Something you’re really good at: Seeing meaning in small moments and turning them into stories that feel true.
Something you’re really bad at: Doing things slowly, especially when I’m excited about an idea and want to do everything at once.
Last best thing you ate: Ahi tuna that reminded me how good simple food can be.
Last thing you regret eating: A hot dog that absolutely did not live up to the moment.
Things you’d walk a mile for: Going on rides at Disney, every single time.
Things that make you want to run screaming from the room: Awkward small talk and meetings that could’ve been an email.
Things you always put in your books: Stories that resonate—moments that feel familiar, emotionally true, and quietly reflective of real life.
Things you never put in your books: Anything written just to shock or impress.
Favorite places you’ve been: Italy.
Places you never want to go to again: None yet—I’m loving traveling and always up for a good adventure.
Favorite books (or genre): Spiritual books and fiction of all genres.
Books you wouldn’t buy: Overly technical books.
Favorite things to do: Travel, spend time with my kids, and get lost in a good creative project.
Things you’d run through a fire or eat bugs to get out of doing: Forced networking and small talk.
The first 8-track, record, cassette, or CD you ever bought: New Kids on the Block.
A type of music that’s not your cup of tea: Country.
My favorite book as a child: Nancy Drew books and The Babysitters Club.
A book I’ve read more than once: The Alchemist.
Your favorite movie as a child: A Goofy Movie.
A TV show or movie that kept you awake at night (as a kid or adult): Saw (as an adult)
About Kalee:
Kalee Boisvert has spent over fifteen years in the financial industry, driven by a desire to rewrite the money story she grew up with. Raised in a single-parent household, she became passionate early on about financial empowerment and helping others create freedom and confidence through money. But her path didn’t stop there.
Over time, Kalee’s work expanded into something deeper: a soul-level invitation for women to remember who they are. Today, she writes both financial and spiritual books—offering practical tools, tender truth, and gentle reminders that you are already enough.
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