"Part Six: Frank Deardurff 's In Search Of Heroes Interview Was Amazing" by Ralph Zuranski
Frank Deardurff Is One of the Top Website Designers and Is Co-creator of the AskDatabase That Is the Epitome Of The Socratic Method of Asking Questions"
Click Here to listen to Frank's In Search Of Heroes Interview.
Ralph Zuranski: What do you think about the In Search of Heroes program and its impact on the youth, parents and business people? You were one of the first people to offer to help with logos and web creation and I really appreciate your help on that.
What do you think about the program in general?
Frank Deardurff: I think it is a great program and I’m surprised how many people have put forth an effort to try to help you out.
Ralph Zuranski: Yea, that’s pretty amazing, isn’t it?
Frank Deardurff: People that you know are very, very busy and that have taken the time to step aside and take a few minutes to help you out or give of their abilities.
Of course all the time and effort that you are putting into it, the countless hours and the interviews and the preparations and the mind-mapping and everything that you have got into it I think is overwhelming.
Ralph Zuranski: It’s really a lot of work. That is for sure. But making the world a better place is something that God has put on my heart to do and no matter what I am going to do it.
What do you think are the things parents can do that will help their children realize that they too can be heroes and make a positive impact on the lives on others?
Frank Deardurff: Communicate. I think if they communicate that sometimes the goodness that they do is the only goodness that some people see and that you need to live your life like somebody is watching you.
Not regardless of just flat out fly by the seat of your pants and don’t care what happens. What more parents need to communicate with their kids on a daily basis just to find out what they are going through.
Schools are different than what they were when we were growing up and sometimes kids are afraid or embarrassed to even speak about that with their parents. But I think as parents we need to communicate and ask questions, not just be told.
Ralph Zuranski: Yes, I agree. Well, Frank, I know how busy you are and I really appreciate you taking your time to do this interview. Is there any parting thought you want to share with the young people?
Frank Deardurff: I just wanted to thank you for allowing me to be a part of this and I hope that any of the children that listen to this, no matter the age, from two to 20 or whatever, or even the adults that listen, there are still kids in each of us, I hope that they take the time to ask when they need help.
Ralph Zuranski: I really appreciate your sound advice and just look at you as a person that produces excellence in a quiet and unassuming way. To me you are sort of the epitome of what heroism is all about.
Frank Deardurff: I appreciate that, Ralph.
Ralph Zuranski: Thanks again, Frank.
Frank Deardurff: Thank you, Ralph.
Frank's website at: That One Web Guy