Blow Your Own Trumpet

The Tax Man - an interview with Richard Thornton (10 March 2005)

Introduction: It has only been less than two years since Richard Thornton and I became friends. We live in the same apartment complex and I have come to admire him for his intelligence and meticulous research into any given topic and his abilities in interior decorating! Without further ado, I am pleased to introduce to you, Richard Thornton, The Tax Man. Aneeta: Hello Richard. Thank you for ag...

Disclosure - an interview with Rosemarie Skaine (14 March 2005)

Introduction: Rosemarie Skaine earned her M.A. in Sociology. She holds honorary society memberships in Pi Kappa Delta, speech, Alpha Kappa Delta, sociology and Quill and Scroll, journalism. Publications other than seven books include coauthored national and international journal articles. Other activities include general consultation, consultation on three television documentaries, expert testimon...

3 in 1 - an interview with Judy Cullins (18 March 2005)

Judy Cullins has been a 20-year Book and Internet Marketing Coach works. She works with small business people who want to make a difference in their lives, build their credibility and clients, and make a consistent life-long income. She is the author of 10 eBooks including Write your eBook or Other Short Book Fast, Ten Non-Techie Ways to Market Your Book Online, The Fast and Cheap Way to Explode Y...

An Average Guy on the path of Enlightenment - an interview with Mark C. Carroll (19 March 2005)

I first came across Mark's work when he commented on one of my articles posted on the net. Since then, we have been corresponding via email. It was after reading some of his work and articles that I realised that he is a man of many talents and one I would love to interview. He described himself as "an average leader trying to do an above average job of leading" and this humility is what enamoured...

Nwokem - My man, my ally, my supporter - an interview with Okey Ndibe (31 March 2005)

Introduction Okey Ndibe is currently an associate professor of English at Simon’s Rock College in Great Barrington, MA. In 2002, he won the college’s New Faculty Teaching Award. During the 2001-2002 year, Ndibe was a Fulbright Lecturing/Research Scholar at the University of Lagos, Nigeria. Ndibe’s novel, Arrows of Rain, has been praised by critics and authors, including the Nigerian-born 1986 No...

Compassionate Rebel Storytelling: a new genre of storytelling - an interview with Rebecca Janke (7 April 2005)

Introduction Rebecca Janke is the co-author of The Compassionate Rebel: Energized by Anger, Motivated by Love. Although my interview is only with Rebecca Janke, to completely understand her work, you would need to know a little about the co-authors of one of her books Burt Berlowe and Julie Penshorn. Rebecca Janke, M.Ed., and Julie Penshorn, MBC, have done extensive writing together, including c...

A Realised Coach - an interview with Neesha Dosanjh Meminger (12 May 2005)

Introduction: I came across Neesha's site by chance. As I read the info there, I was impressed with her work and her ideas. I wanted to find out more and instead of just asking her questions, I decided to ask her if she was willing to be interviewed for Blow Your Own Trumpet! She agreed and what a pleasure it has been to read her answers. It is an honour to introduce to you, Neesha Dosanjh Meming...

A Most Noble Cause! - an interview with Gemma Sisia (13 May 2005)

Introduction: Gemma was a teacher at my old school, New England Girls' School between 1998 and 2001. This school is in Australia. She has since left the school, moved to Tanzania and set up her own school, School of St. Jude. What she has done and achieved so epitomises the motto of our common 'friend' [NEGS], Whatsoever you do, do it heartily as unto God! It gives me great pleasure to introduce t...

A Publisher with a Passion for Books - an interview with Philip Tatham (11 July 2005)

Introduction: I met Philip at a 'Meet the Author' Session in a local bookstore - not at one of his usual places ! It was a most pleasant meeting. Then, he gave me his card and when I returned home, I looked at his site. A most interesting site indeed. I asked if he would be interested in an interview and he agreed. It gives me great pleasure to introduce to you, Philip Tatham. Aneeta: Hello Phi...
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