Imagine u r a reporter n interview with michael strong and his family class 9th
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VIC: Good morning Micheal Strong. I want to ask you a few questions if you don't mind
Him: Yes yes sure. Go ahead
VIC: You are best in making rubber stamps designs. I really want to know how you develop such cool designs?
Him: Actually I got help from my wife. She is the motivational here.
Her: When i noticed some of his stamps are not selling out I suggested him to give it a more universal appeal.
Him: I began to search out all kinds of decorative arts and used some unique ideas and ended up with some great designs.
VIC: What are rememberable moments from this business?
Him: I used to be very confused and shy when engaging up with people. In fact, in early times on one stamp convention I was doing an embossing demo and I poured embossing powder all over a freshly inked stamp. I looked up at the astonished faces surrounding the table waiting for me to share my fabulous new way to emboss. All I could do was laugh and say 'oops I guess I missed a step' and to my relief they laughed with me!
VIC: How did you ended up writing a book Don't throw that away?
Her: Over the years our family has always tried to reuse stuff most people would throw into the trash. Our kid’s school projects always had some recycled element. I can still hear 'are we saving this?' The answer was usually yes! Of course
Him: Yes and this clicked an idea in my mind and I ended up writing a book and helping people to recycle things too
Him: Yes yes sure. Go ahead
VIC: You are best in making rubber stamps designs. I really want to know how you develop such cool designs?
Him: Actually I got help from my wife. She is the motivational here.
Her: When i noticed some of his stamps are not selling out I suggested him to give it a more universal appeal.
Him: I began to search out all kinds of decorative arts and used some unique ideas and ended up with some great designs.
VIC: What are rememberable moments from this business?
Him: I used to be very confused and shy when engaging up with people. In fact, in early times on one stamp convention I was doing an embossing demo and I poured embossing powder all over a freshly inked stamp. I looked up at the astonished faces surrounding the table waiting for me to share my fabulous new way to emboss. All I could do was laugh and say 'oops I guess I missed a step' and to my relief they laughed with me!
VIC: How did you ended up writing a book Don't throw that away?
Her: Over the years our family has always tried to reuse stuff most people would throw into the trash. Our kid’s school projects always had some recycled element. I can still hear 'are we saving this?' The answer was usually yes! Of course
Him: Yes and this clicked an idea in my mind and I ended up writing a book and helping people to recycle things too
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