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The Square Wheels Project is an online training program focused on supervisors and facilitation / engagement skills. Managers can access the Square Wheels image and tools to involve and engage their people in workplace innovation and motivation. This is easy to do, fast to learn, impactful on people and helps improve productivity and performance. We have conducted an interview with one of the developers Scott Simmerman. Dr. Simmerman, you and Dan Stones have developed an online training program to teach facilitation skills to supervisors of any organization, and you are sharing your wonderful Square Wheels images as tools for communications, calling this " The Square Wheels Project ". It sounds like an interesting way to develop management skills. Can you tell me more about this? What is the basic idea of The Square Wheels Project? Supervisors and managers need tools to improve involvement and engagement, to help their people focus on issues of innovation and ...

Tonight our guest is Ginger Papp award winning Makeup Artist from Pittsburgh, PA. Originally trained in Hungary with the most skilled Hungarian masters she is specialized in traditional HD and airbrush makeup application for weddings, events, fashion shows, print, film and video. We have conducted an interview with Ginger. Which are the celebrities and high profile personalities have you worked with before?  The most recognized women Iʼve worked with are Joanna Krupa (Dancing with the stars and The Real Housewives of Miami ), Deanna Miller (former VS Angel), Jennifer Antkowiak (KDKA), Alexandria Mills (Miss World 2010), Lori Cardille (Day of the Dead), Kate Rogal (actress) and Dany Garcia, just to name a few.. Why do you enjoy making brides feel as special as celebrities on their wedding day?  I pride myself in the quality service I provide and my continuous strive to pursue more education in my field of work.  This helps me deliver the best ...

Raman Singh is an artist living in the D.C area. He teaches full time and also sells his work professionally. We have conducted an interview with him about his oil paintings. How unique are the kind of oil paintings that you create? My work is unique in many ways because of both the range in subject matter as well as the techniques used to create the paintings. I have a varied array of work, but two areas I do focus on are portraiture and cityscapes. The portraits are created using classical methods of paintings by creating layers of oil paint with brushes. My portraits carry subtle but powerful facial expressions that reflect deep moments in the individual’s life. With the brush I am able to create many layers, which results in a refined and focused portrait falling on the lines of realism. The cityscapes are very expressive in a way that I primarily use a palette knife to paint the pieces. The palette knife gives a very unique look involving high energy strokes of paint ...

Dylan Kamm is an actor, writer, director, and an entrepreneur. He is the CEO and co-founder of a startup called ReppedBy , which is designed to help actors, models, and dancers find talent representation in a much faster and more effective way. We have conducted an interview with him. What are some of the immediate problems with finding talent representation? There are two ways to find representation right now, one is hardcopy submissions where you mail your headshots into agencies and the other is when you email them to agents. The hardcopy submissions are very expensive and can cost actors and models almost $2 per package and you have no idea how many get opened. With email submissions, it is extremely time-consuming as you have to go to each agencies website and one by one figure out what that agencies submission policy is and continuously repeat that procedure. How did you help solve these problems? With ReppedBy you make one single package and with one click of a...

Today our guest is Karikulturist from Bulgaria. He is unemployed in the eyes of law as he is striving to make Fiverr a full-time job in comic/caricature industry. We have conducted an interview with him. How did you first discover your talent in comic drawing and caricature cartoon drawing? Caricature drawing has actually been something that intrigued me since I was a little boy. Maybe 5 or 6 years old. Just like every little rascal at that age, I would wake up early on Saturdays just to watch Looney Tunes. But I wasn't just watching, I was questioning them - ''that's not a real rabbit; look at their face; why are their eyes so big; how did someone think of that; how did they draw that''. So at 8 years old, I made my very own sketch of my first comic - it illustrated ''The Tortoise and the Hare'' fable. How do you describe your cartoon drawing styles? - I've been blessed with a unique imagination, causing me to produce s...

We have conducted an interview with Lisa Loucks Christenson the author of the 10th year anniversary edition of Winter Bugs . The book is a documentary inside a larger documentary (Walk the Burn), and is a study of insect life during a Minnesota winter. What makes you happiest? Knowing God has my back, and the support of my family, friends, pets. Why do you write? I write because I want to share my experiences when I’m writing non-fiction, my other worlds when I’m writing fiction—I love adventures. Have you always enjoyed writing? Yes, since I was a child. What motivates you to write? Anything, really. My husband jokes he could stick me in a cornfield and I’d find someone to talk to. Talking and sharing lives motivates me to write. What writing are you most proud of? I have many pieces I’m proud of. If I had to pick, I’d say my inspirational works that give glory to God are my best works. One documentary in particular is my, Struggling for Exi...

Ashley is a biracial androgynous singer-songwriter in Austin Tx. She makes an effort to write what she believes in and what others could relate to. She recently finished filming a short music video. We have conducted an interview with Ashley. What is your belief? What is your fear? I am spiritual. You can refer to me as an agnostic. I believe in a higher being, whatever that might be. I just refuse to label it. My overall fear is being alone. It's because I come from a big family and thought of nobody close frightens me. I struggled like everyone else to be accepted. I had to endure rejection from family and friends until I found my own happiness getting lost in writing and piano. Later I wasn't trying to impress anyone but focusing on myself. There I Found true beauty in knowing who I am and accepting my flaws . I know I'm not the only who struggled with this. Why are you advocating self-love? Why is it important? It's important to me that I reach...