Novelist. Professional Banjo Player. Farmer. You're in for a hell of a ride with this fella.
I'm so honored, amigo. I love your new series and look forward to following it!
De nada y gracias.
I’m thrilled to share your work. Thinking back to our coffees in St Pete, it’s truly impressive to see what you’ve built.
What a fun way to interview people. And man, I still struggle with #10. But I gave my protagonist that same misbelief and that’s helped me grow. Looking forward to reading more of these, Kevin.
Thanks Marta. It was a lot of fun and I’m looking forward to sharing more.
And, I’m with you…#10 is a constant work in progress.
I’m reminded of something my friend, @Sarah Albritton said to me (paraphrasing):
The world needs the highest and best version of ourselves.
And, what @Boo Walker says in his answer is the fastest (and truest) path to BE-ing exactly what we (and everyone else) needs from us.
I love Sarah’s paraphrased quote. It gives self-care a mission statement.
I had a semi-good idea today.
When I publish one of these 3x5 interviews, post the first comment with this question:
"What was your favorite question and why?"
a) it allows us to learn even more about the interviewee.
b) it will help me shape future questions (I want to get really, really good at this).
Since Boo's already published, I figured I'd comment here.
Can't wait to see what you share!
I'm so honored, amigo. I love your new series and look forward to following it!
De nada y gracias.
I’m thrilled to share your work. Thinking back to our coffees in St Pete, it’s truly impressive to see what you’ve built.
What a fun way to interview people. And man, I still struggle with #10. But I gave my protagonist that same misbelief and that’s helped me grow. Looking forward to reading more of these, Kevin.
Thanks Marta. It was a lot of fun and I’m looking forward to sharing more.
And, I’m with you…#10 is a constant work in progress.
I’m reminded of something my friend, @Sarah Albritton said to me (paraphrasing):
The world needs the highest and best version of ourselves.
And, what @Boo Walker says in his answer is the fastest (and truest) path to BE-ing exactly what we (and everyone else) needs from us.
I love Sarah’s paraphrased quote. It gives self-care a mission statement.
I had a semi-good idea today.
When I publish one of these 3x5 interviews, post the first comment with this question:
"What was your favorite question and why?"
a) it allows us to learn even more about the interviewee.
b) it will help me shape future questions (I want to get really, really good at this).
Since Boo's already published, I figured I'd comment here.
Can't wait to see what you share!