I’ve learned that my OCD is better when I have 100 posts!
99 Ken Tangen
I spent many hour in this library. The College of Education was to the left and the Department of Psychology was to the right. I ran back and forth between them. The library was neutral ground.
I’m going to interview myself. Ask me all the questions I imposed on others and they so cleverly answered. It seems only fair.
98 Mildred Tangen
After her husband died and her kids were grown, my Mom moved to Taipei to teach English. This is her story. It won’t exactly be an interview, since she’s dead, but she often talked about her life. I’m just piecing the audio clips together.
97 The Interview That Never Aired
I’ve never told this story. There was an interview I did which both aired and didn’t. I’m working out whether I can tell the story without hurting anyone. But if I do, this is the place I’ll put it. It’s a good story. Some of the best are those you can’t tell.
96 Aaron Wall
What’s it like going from submarines to SEO?
Aaron Wall went from the corn fields of Illinois to the big city of Oakland, CA. In-between he discovered the military wasn’t for him, self imposed bland routines are better than those imposed by others, and having multiple irons in the fire is a good thing.
95 Jean MacDonald
What’s it like marketing Smiles?
Jean MacDonald has modified her perfectionism. She now settles for being great. She is wicked smart, a wiz at Russian history, and loves guitar (electric, of course). Jean is a partner at Smile Software (aka, Smile On My Mac). Her new passion is helping girls get excited about computer programming.
94 Rob Walling
What’s it like being a software entrepreneur?
Although you might think he’s stuck in Fresno, Rob Walling actually lives there on purpose. From his home office that overlooks a Koi pond and waterfall, he runs 8–9 online businesses, and more are on the way. It’s not the money or the fame. Starting businesses is who he is.