Trying to go shorter this week.
This video series is a classic Ask Me Anything, with 1-2 questions answered each week. It’s for ThisIsTrue.com readers who are curious about whatever. Questions are accepted (only) from Premium subscribers. My wife and I live on a Residential Cruising ship, and I record from my office there …where it can sometimes be noisy!
Questions in this Episode:
- 0:38 Susanne in Massachusetts: Can you walk through how you find an Honorary Unsubscribe?
- 8:01 Bruce in Florida: Do you or Kit have children?
The Honorary Unsubscribe I was using as an example: Balfour Mount (and what a great name!)
Since Youtube Comments are typically a vast, brain-free wasteland of obliviocy, I’m putting the videos on my site where there can be intelligent discussion. The comments are NOT a place to ask questions.
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These AMAs have become one of my favorite things you do.
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Cool. What do you like about them in particular? -rc
My favorite part of the AMAs is seeing you think out your answers. You don’t script the replies and read off a page. That’s a lovely and rare person that lets you see them *think*. I initially did not read the HUs (because “I don’t read obituaries”), but once I started to read them I went back to your site and read every single previous one. Now I just have the problem of having already read the “one year ago” type snippets. I cannot believe how much I continue to enjoy your insights!
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Huh: insightful. Yeah, you can tell I didn’t write anything down, practice, or really even think much about my answers beforehand! 😆
Worse, I tend to do them pretty late in the evening, when most folks have left the business center (since I don’t want to bother others talking in full voice in a work area), so I’m usually pretty tired. With virtually no editing, you see the false starts and pondering, just like in real life. Thanks for the illumination. -rc