Entering Paradise With Something to Say:

My FNE goes by the name: Linguistically Interpersonal Communication.

For years now, actually a few decades, I’ve always had a great affinity for words, an super-duper sense of timing and a warm wonderful way of winning others over. Always fascinated with meeting new people, starting new projects and learning new ideas I discovered finishing was usually the last thing on my mind. My college career was nine years in length and included attendance at four universities, one of which was a BigTen University. Graduating with a BA in Economics, I began another new start.

Looking back my FNE was an intuitively crafted combination of linguistically laced interpersonal communication varying in both written and verbal degrees. In college, I enjoyed being an Assistant Editor of our Universities poetry and short fiction bi annual publication. After university, I became a leasing agent helping others find places to live, an outside salesperson for a dealership of ADT for three years (going door to door on the pursuit of finding homeowners to purchase an ADT alarm system to protect their families) as well as a retail wireless consultant helping my cell phone customers better be able to communicate with their families and loved ones.

Interpersonal communications was almost my thing (my first job was being a busboy at my dad’s restaurant from 12-18 years old). Writing short stories, poems and songs was also my thing. Time slips away, ever flowing into the magic and beauty of now. Today, I am in the process of completing my first book: Adventures With Poetic Justice. Writing is my true FNE, however speaking with a variety of new people during the day also energizes me as well. For now I want to name my FNE Linguistically Interpersonal Communication.

Thank you for giving me the opportunity to enjoy this integration. My mind is energized with possibilities and I’m looking forward to further progressing through my next level.

Enjoy ur day,

John Tzortzis