Sentences with phrase «interview fascinating people»

Throughout this journey, I've been able to interview fascinating people and meet selfless mentors.

As Inc. continues its experiment in working without an office, I've had a chance to interview some fascinating people.

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The interview, as a whole, also provides a fascinating glimpse of Dunn as a person, including where he gets his ideas, his favorite business book, and his first paying job.

series for more than a year now, and today I'm excited to introduce a new incarnation of the series in which you get to interview some of today's most fascinating people.

Whether reporting the day's news, interviewing local and national authors, or chatting with fascinating people from around the corner and around the world, The Roundtable has something for everyone as it covers issues ranging from politics, arts, culture, history, the environment and everything in between.

He was a fascinating person to interview, with lots of energy and enthusiasm, and undoubtedly a hypnosis expert — as if more proof were needed.

Hearing the stories of people and what fires them up is SO fascinating to me and I already have learned SO much from the people I've interviewed.

What a great interview — THANK YOU for always finding such interesting people and asking them fascinating questions.

Searching for Sarah Rector draws upon photographs, census records, sensationalist newspaper articles and first - person interviews to tell a fascinating account of a little - known time in American history.»

She sees 26a as a tribute to the world of twins, in an interview in 3ammagazine.com she says being a twin «is a very special, magical relationship and it's fascinating, even to me... most people build armor to protect themselves from other people but when you're a twin, everything's stripped down.

At the age of 37, he was the oldest person in the room when he arrived at what he describes as a book warehouse with offices, and the book opens with a fascinating description of how ambitious Jeff Bezos had likeably interviewed him.

Having been invited to a hotel in Istanbul, about 15 people told their sometimes harrowing and fascinating stories at a press conference, and were later invited to recount their experiences again in a TV studio in interviews with the director of an extreme makeover programme.

During an interview with Forbes, Motorola COO Rick Osterloh said, «Every seven years, the person who's been on top of the market has gone away, we are going through one of those fascinating shifts where people are starting to realize that you don't need to pay $ 600 for a top - tier phone to get a top - tier experience.»

People are unique, fascinating creatures and never are two interviews the same.