Janine Elias interviews Bea Fields on her God Bless America Tour!

By Janine Elias • December 14th, 2010

I first met Bea Fields when I took her Become a Blogging Maniac course where she teaches you everything you need to know to be well on your way to putting your company on the map in an affordable way. I’ve taken her course twice and participated in her Blogging Mentor Program.

I have received more value from her courses then I will ever be able to put into writing. In fact you are reading this blog and watching this video because of the incredible skills I developed from taking Bea’s trainings. Bea is a warm personable woman that goes above and beyond in providing excellent customer service and she is very patient and insightful in walking you through the in’s and out’s of blogging and social media.

When I shared with Bea I would be going out on this adventure she was thrilled for me. After gaining so much knowledge from her programs I thought it would be a travesty not to stop and visit North Carolina on my travels to meet Bea. My intention was to get a hotel and meet Bea for lunch or coffee to finally connect with the incredible woman I had been working with online.

Bea and her husband Mike were so gracious and generous that they not only opened up their home to me allowing me to stay with them for several days they set up appointments with community leaders for me to interview for my tour and documentary! I was floored at their kindness and hospitality. I had heard rumors about people from the south but I had never experiences it firsthand! Southern hospitailty ROCKS!!!!

Not only did Bea and Mike set up personal interviews they also held a small dinner party in my honor inviting more folks so we could have a round table discussion about what we can do as a community to make America a better place. Keep checking back to see that eye opening footage!

Bea and Mike thank you from the bottom of my heart for all of your kindness, generosity, and new found friendship! Due to your gracious hospitality I’m seriously thinking of relocating to North Carolina!

Enjoy Bea’s interview!