Howdy,

It's my pleasure.

Thanks. Yes, I've read almost all of your books. I just got one question. Can I call you Aaron? You know, I just got interested in you when I started using the computer. I don't remember but if my my mind servers correctly I read about you that you did work at NeXT and were(and of course are) a great programmer. I was about 13 that  I told myself that I love the way he(I mean you) works so I like him and since then I just followed your great works. Just crying ... My tears are pouring down my face ... Sigh ... Those days I wishes to take participate at your OS X boot camps but couldn't. No matter. Just got a bit emotional.

1. Learn Objective-C on the Mac by Mark Dalrymple published by Apress 2009(though it's not written by you but Mark is working with you guys.)
2. Objective-C Programming: The Big Nerd Ranch Guide(1st edition)
3. iOS programming: The Big Nerd Ranch Guide
4. Cocoa Programming for Mac OS X(3rd and 4th editions)
5. Advanced Mac OS X Programming - just a small part of it; I'll definitely read it though it's a bit outdated. - instead of reading this I read the OS X and iOS internals: to the Apple's core by Jonathan Levin.

Still there has left lots of stuff to learn(I'm just an infant. Really love to learn and I'm seeking a good opportunity) and as I said I love to learn and I'm constantly learning. Thanks to my nice mommy who funds and spends money. I'm trying to be a good boy to her and I'll help her to live better and better.

Q: Work for a US company?
Yes, it is but it's tricky.
Yes, it's but they tricked. You know, they established another company here with a different name. As an example, X is an application that targets USA insurance agencies. We work through online and as an example Stephen manages projects. We had worked on TestFlightApp and HockyApp and we've worked on itunesconnect since February 2014. The CEO of Asia and Africa is an American. Somehow complicated. Dunno. I can add you to my Asana in order to let you know how we work.

Q: Would you have trouble traveling to other countries (like India) to teach?
No, I love it. I really love to travel other countries wherever they are and teach. Actually I love to travel USA and teach there. I really need someone help me to migrate USA. Then again, I don't have any problem with it. I love it.

Q: What languages do you speak fluently?
English. I sat IELTS examination too. Actually, the project manager(he is native and lives in Los Angles) and CEO of the company where I work for interviewed me in English in order to figure out my knowledge and skill in English.

Q: Are there any videos online of you doing public speaking?
I'd like to get an idea of how good you are in front of a crowd.
No BUT we can have a face time call with each other. Also, I can lecture in front of crowd about whatever you want at my Univ. in order to let you know how good I'm in front of crowd. Have tried lots of times to speak in public about Apple's technologies but couldn't do it because here is not something like NSMeetup or CocoaConf. Tried to run these conferences but no one is interested. Sigh ...