Hell’s Heaven: Is It Really Forever?
Frank McKinney on Hell’s Haven, Risk and Creativity
Frank McKinney is a best-selling author and a real estate artist who has sold some high-end properties. He joined the Hollis Chapman Show to talk about his new book, Hell’s Haven. The book asks whether heaven and hell are really forever.Hollis opened by asking how Frank kept going after a rough start in school, and whether the confidence he built selling luxury homes carried over into his writing.
They also covered the inspiration behind the book. Hollis called Frank’s approach to his cover “ingenious”, saying no other guest had described doing it that way.The conversation then turned to how Frank stays creative while running a busy business. He also shared his thoughts on AI and writing, and how he came to be called a “Modern Day Renaissance Man”. Later, they talked about the Alpha Marathon, a risky decision early in his career, and a few behind-the-scenes moments from his Oprah appearance. They closed on the role storytelling plays in his book.Hollis said the show plans to feature Frank on its Roku channels. Frank is welcome back anytime.
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The Hollis Chapman Show: Frank McKinney, “Hell’s Haven” and the Modern Day Renaissance Man
Hollis welcomes best-selling author and real estate artist Frank McKinney. Frank has sold high-end properties, and he is here to talk about his new book, Hell’s Haven.
Topics covered
- Frank’s background and his new book, Hell’s Haven
- Staying motivated after a rough start in school
- Whether selling high-end homes carried over into his writing
- The inspiration and framework behind the book, and writing it on the cover
- Thoughts on AI and writing
- Balancing constant creativity with a day job
- How he earned the title “Modern Day Renaissance Man”
- The Alpha Marathon
- A risky early-career decision
- Behind-the-scenes stories from his Oprah appearance
- The role of storytelling in his book
