Re: [ET2] The Sandra Hillawi Dave Barrett Interview

just listened to this interview, and really really like it. bravo again, sandra!
nan

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From: Nicola Quinn <mail_at_lPa1rwjuAbJ_Noqg2UTXN4Qcg_LflAEhUYqu2Mefjvt9pB5K74G-80d2WIE3frr9EOVGGSksqQX9jeM.yahoo.invalid>
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Sent: Thursday, July 24, 2008 10:52:49 AM
Subject: Re: [ET2] The Sandra Hillawi Dave Barrett Interview

I just want to add my congratulations too Sandra!

A wonderfully enthusiastic and informative interview which I am sure
will have inspired many to read and benefit from your extraordinary
book.

I'm still amazed at the breadth of information, advice and stories in
there.

It's a book every human being should own because everyone has
relationships of so many different kinds throughout their lives and
this one book shows you how to get the most out of them all and that
includes coping with loss and working through bereavement and onto
happier times with elegance and ease.

Brilliant!

:)

Nicola

On 24 Jul 2008, at 09:45, alex_c_kent wrote:

> Congratulations Sandra - I thought you were brilliant yesterday!
>
> My favourite was the Bristol interview because you had a bit more time
> to go into detail about everything. Dave Barrett was an excellent
> interviewer, who had himself worked as an 'agony uncle' for a radio
> call in show.
>
> This interview is recommended listening and is available online over
> at DragonRising:
>
> http://dragonrising .com/store/ the_love_ clinic/
>
> Instructions: There are two interviews available for online streaming.
> The Dave Barrett interview is the second one down on the right hand
> side of the page. To begin playback, click the black triangle play
> button. You'll need Adobe Flash installed which shouldn't be a problem
> unless you've got an iPhone.
>
> The other two interviews went really well because you were brought in
> as an expert on love & relationships to talk about their existing
> subjects. Because it was more chatty, I felt you couldn't go into too
> much detail there on any of the call-ins problems.
>
> So, a big well done!
>
> Your next big gig is your feature in 'Womans Weekly' next week,
> isn't it?
>
> :)
>
> Alex

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