Comments on: An Interview With Celestine Chua

By: Celestine Chua

Celestine Chua — Mon, 29 Jun 2009 15:57:39 +0000

Karl – Thanks a lot for your sweet comment! Hey hey, I’m all for communicating in a can-do, go-getter, kick-ass and total pwnage mode, so I don’t see why you should hold back at all just because you’re here! I’m sure Armen doesn’t mind at all totally

By: Armen

Armen — Sun, 28 Jun 2009 07:46:36 +0000

Karl: Thanks for the feedback about the interview. The interviewee is quite competent, as can be seen in the responses.

By: Karl

Karl — Sun, 28 Jun 2009 04:18:46 +0000

I enjoyed the interview! I usually communicate in a “kick ass, fight for justice, and crush all enemies” mode, but, for better or for worse, this site makes we want to talk in a “riding unicorns on rainbows” mode. So here goes…

Armen, I liked the images, and the concluding notes were a nice addition that you don’t see very often outside of university textbooks (but should). Nicely done.

Celes, I found your site through Armen a couple of months ago and I was immediately impressed by your energy, thoughtfulness, and good will. And I think your positive, can-do attitude shines like a waterfall on a summer afternoon in this interview. Nice!

It is good to see the two of you team up. It was something that I imagined happening months ago when Armen first told me of Celes and her site and commented on what a bold and amazing person she was.

Now my little “wouldn’t it be cool if those two teamed up…” vision has become a reality. Sweet! Overall, just good to see.

By: You Always Have a Choice

You Always Have a Choice — Sat, 27 Jun 2009 10:02:25 +0000

[...] Sat by Celes [ | Email this post ] One of my good friends, Armen Shirvanian, has just posted an interview with me at his mindset development blog, Timeless Information. Armen and I knew each other from Dec [...]

By: Armen

Armen — Thu, 25 Jun 2009 16:13:37 +0000

Nick: Thanks for that. A big point of what you said there is the part about remaining grounded, as rising up in stature tends to affect the message of those who are not set on a solid foundation for their goals, so to see someone not waver represents a lot of effort behind it. The concluding portion also helped me to parse through for take-away concepts. Your support is appreciated.

Celes: It is a pleasure. I look forward to your article.

By: Celestine Chua

Celestine Chua — Thu, 25 Jun 2009 14:22:22 +0000

Hey Armen! Again, thank you so much for the honor for the interview. We’ve known each other for about 7-months now and I’m thankful our paths got to cross. Your sincerity really comes through in your words and your actions. I will be giving this interview a plug in my next article (on 27th June).

By: Nicholas Tovar

Nicholas Tovar — Thu, 25 Jun 2009 04:43:32 +0000

Hey Armen, first off I need to say congratulations on your inaugural interview post. I really enjoyed reading it and learned several interesting facts about Celestine. In particular I am glad to hear about someone that gleefully spreads positivity while still remaining pragmatic and grounded in her message to others. As always, your post along with your question were succinct and poignant, also the concluding analysis was a great touch. I look forward to more!