Interviews Around the Web and PickTheBrain on Twitter

 
February 6th, 2008 by Editor, Pick The Brain

This week I was fortunate enough to be interviewed by 2 insightful bloggers.

  • Over at Adversity University, Stephen Hopson posed some questions about the origins of PickTheBrain and my personal experiences online.
  • At The Next 45 Years, Alex Blackwell included me in the Blogging Heroes Series where I answered his questions about building a successful blog.

If that sounds interesting, go check it out. Hopefully you’ll enjoy reading the interviews as much as I did participating in them. :)

Also, for the Twitter users out there and those of you thinking about trying it, PickTheBrain is now officially on Twitter via the badge in the right sidebar.

For those of you who aren’t familiar with Twitter, it’s a microblogging platform that allows people to send short messages back and forth. I’ll use it to post links to all the great articles I come across online but don’t have time to blog about.

So go ahead and start following us! And if you’re active on Twitter, my personal account is jwesley, where I post all the non-PTB stuff I find interesting. Start following me and I’ll do the same, or just leave your Twitter handle in the comments.

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3 Comments

  1. Tejvan Pettinger on 06.02.2008 at 15:21 (Reply)

    Good interviews. I found it interesting that you came to be interested in self development through writing about it for your blog. Sometimes by writing articles on self-improvement, the person we help the most is ourselves

    1. John Wesley on 06.02.2008 at 15:22 (Reply)

      I would certainly agree with the last part of your statement.

  2. Stephen Hopson on 06.02.2008 at 19:34 (Reply)

    I would definitely agree that by writing about our experiences via blogging (or whatever public platform chosen), we are actually helping ourselves because the simple act of writing reinforces on a cellular level what we’re sharing with others.

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