The author of this amazing blog is Peter G. James Sinclair who is in the ‘heart to heart’ resuscitation business and inspires, motivates and equips others to be all that they’ve been created to become. A helpful individual and readers friendly blogger, he is ever ready to instill the energy in his readers through his writing.
Let's get engaged in a candid conversation with Peter below:
Peter, lets start with a brief introduction of yours.
My name is Peter G. James Sinclair. I am the proud father of there fabulous children, and married to my wife now for 28 years. I am a published author of motivational and inspirational books, a blogger, and am an entrepreneur having owned and operated successful businesses to date in the cleaning, publishing, web design and hairdressing industries.
Tell us about your wonderful blog 'Motivational Memo'. What is it all about?
My blog 'Motivational Memo' has provided me with the perfect platform to help people to become all that they were created to become. I instill belief into people's lives - the belief that nothing is impossible for them to achieve if they simply believe and apply action to their dreams.
Tell us about the inception of your blog. What made you start blogging?
I actually started writing an ezine way back in 2000. This ultimately was translated into a blog format as we know it today.
Has blogging brought any change in your life personally as well as professionally? If yes, then how?
Blogging has helped me to sharpen my talents as a writer. It has also introduced me to the wonderful world of bloggers - people from all around the world that are fast becoming friends and associates.
I read about you that you're on a mission to pursue uniquity in all that I do. Would you like to elaborate?
Yes I believe that each and every human being is what I call 'a unique'. There is not one other human like you or I. We must each learn to be proud of who we are, and of the talents that we have - and then go use them - not being ever intimidated by another's success or achievements. Each of us have our own path to run - so let's get on with being the best us possible.
What are your dreams/vision for 'Motivational Memo'?
Simply to be one of the best personal development blogs on the planet - and to also provide a platform for me to publish more books, provide more online courses like SELF DEVELOPMENT MASTERMIND found at http://www.selfdevelopmentmastermind.com/coaching and to interact with my reading audience all around the globe.
Let's have a rapid fire:
One Blogging tool you can't do without?
Wordpress
One blog you look up to?
Entrepreneurs-journey - Yaro is my blogging coach.
5 things you can't live without?
My faith, My family, My creativity, My dreams, My journals.
Tea or coffee?
Coffee in the morning, tea during the day.
One line that keeps you going?
A quote of mine that says: 'Success cannot resist he or she who will persist.'
Share your fondest memory with 'Motivational Memo'.
Receiving my first piece of feedback when I sent out my first ezine. Feedback is 'gold' to any writer.
What has been the most fulfilling moment for you as a blogger?
Knowing that I am really making a difference in people's lives.
What message do you have for our readers?
Be YOU, be proud of YOU, and go do what you were created to DO!
And the interview sums up with worth a billion advice, Peter. Thank you so much for talking to us. I am sure it will be a helpful resource for many.
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