Thank you. I look forward to listening to it.

By the way, I forgot to mention in my earlier post that I noticed something unusual about the content in the “Foundation for Community Encouragement” website you link to from “Omar’s Links” page.

It looks like the domain was taken over by another goup and the content is not related to FCE.

Thank you.

I have been a long time admirer of your work and have listened numerous times to your interview podcasts with the Engaging Brand, Learn from Life, and Total Picture Radio with Peter Clayton. I look forward to the newsletter every month.

And while I am here, I want to thank you for your book “Liberating Passion”. It is a wonderful book full of insights. I am an Information Technology Project Manager an so many of the insights there on how to liberate passion are so relevant to project managers and project team members. I keep going back to it again and again to read of the many passion liberators.

Now that you are blogging, I wonder if you have any plans for podcasting. I know you are extremely busy with all your travels around the globe serving your clients but it would so wonderful to be able to listen to your podcasts on commute to work. One idea I thought would be an easy starting point is to convert to podcasts those interviews you did for the Singapore TV on how to be a better boss. They have wonderful content that lends itself to podcasting. Another idea is to do a podcast by reading the monthly newsletter. I know that Dan Coughlin, a mentee of Alan, uses this and it works well.

It would also be great to hear you again in an interview with Anna Farmery and Peter Clayton to introduce your new book. I think they are great interviewers and you seem to have a wonderful chemistry with both Peter and Anna. During your last interview with Anna (about “Liberating Passion”), she said this at the end of the interview: “There are times when I wonder why I do these podcasts, because it takes me an incredible amount of editing and an incredible and amount of time. Then I get to speak to somebody like Omar Khan and all the hard work behind the scene seems to be incredibly worth it”. I thought that was brilliant.

I have also become interested in NLP after I hear you talk about anchoring in one of the interviews with Peter Clayton. I plan to learn more about it as I already see how I can apply a lot of the NLP tools to deliver successful projects.

I am also a big fan of Alan’s work and have both his Million Dollar and Getting Started in Consulting.

Anyway, thank you again for the books, the newsletter, and now the blog. I look forward to more interviews and hopefully a regular podcast.