I had the pleasure of sitting down with Jonathan Chevreau, the National Post columnist, to discuss the Net Present Value of Life.
Here’s the first segment of that interview.
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Hi, I'm Michael DiLauro, author of The Net Present Value of Life
First off, that money I spend my life counting? Not mine.
That's because I'm an accountant, an accountant who writes.
I love to write; I live to write (Cliché? Melodrama? Yes? No?)
I write about money, I write about business, and careers, and true success. And I write about how all of that contributes to a life worth living.
But hey, look at me getting philosophical and heavy. And we only just met.
If you're trying to figure out how to create a business or a career that sets your soul on fire, then I know you'll love my book.
In the meantime, stay awhile, poke around, and please leave a comment. I'd love to hear from you.
Thank you for visiting my blog. I hope you enjoy it.
P.S. If you're thinking, "Well, he's an accountant. He probably wrote some stupid, boring accounting book."
Well, you can put that one to rest by checking out the reviews here.
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I thought that was a good interview. You and the interviewer put across an accurate picture of what the book’s about in a dynamic way. I liked the fact that the interviewer was relating your book to other books about money and life. My marketing side said “hey that’s a good promotional piece, should sell some books”. I hope it does!
On a side note it was fun seeing “the real you”! I met another blogger friend for the first time in person recently and it’s surprising how the personal contact makes their words more “real”. Makes me think I should record some kind of video segment for my own blog.
Thanks Jane,
Yeah, I encourage you to put a video up on your blog too. I does make the blog more personable.