Welcome back to the university! Can you think of a title for the new interview series that I’m starting here? It’s a little contest that will be put up for a voting this week. Did you see that post? If not, go to the gratitude post for Week #6 and the details are there.

In any case, I’m starting to see how Albert and I have many similiar friends in the blogosphere. It wasn’t an accident that I suddenly had the inspiration to ask him for an interview. It felt natural.

Thanks for the compliments about bloggers like Albert and I. Well, my gosh, I hope you consider yourself among the category of bloggers that make this great big world seem like a neighborhood too! You practically live next door!

I’ve been a fan of Albert’s since coming
on his blog in early June. How very nice
to see your interview and I look forward
to the next one this week.

Albert, I met Stephen from a guest blog he
did on Phil Gerbyshak’s site.
http://makeitgreat.typepad.com/

Then…. come to find out we live quite close
to one another. Stephen invited me that week
in October to a meeting of local bloggers.

But you know what guys, it’s bloggers like
you both that make this great big world, seem like
a neighborhood.

xo xo
Deb

I also started blogging for money at the old blog location and I still intend on monetizing this site but not until at least more traffic come through here with a bigger community at AU. Then I’ll go from there.

Glad you liked the interview. There’s one more coming in the middle of the week, which I think you’ll like even more. It goes a bit deeper.

I’m also glad you clicked my name on Albert’s blog recently. That’s great! It’s good to have you with us here at Adversity University and I hope you will continue to be inspired by past, present and future articles at this blog. My aim is to provide value to readers, subscribers and visitors like you.

Thanks so much for stopping by! (P.S. I didn’t realize Albert started blogging just this year - look at the number of subscribers he has in a short time!).

To be frank with you, I’m not at all surprised at the level of warm response you’ve been getting at Adversity University. It’s the “law of attraction” in operation here…I believe I’m drawing like minded people here.

It’s my pleasure to introduce you to the AU community and judging from their responses, they are happy to meet you too! I’m glad I took it upon myself to ask you for an interview.

Thanks for the sweet compliment. I learned from people like Phil Gerbyshak the blogger at Make it Great! who interviewed me.

I felt very much in my element during this interview process and it felt great, even natural.

I appreciate your continuing staunch support. It always helps to know I have people like you who care about what I’m doing. I also love how you engage yourself with your comments at Adversity University. It’s what keeps the AU community so vibrant.