This is absolutely the worst moment that I should be blogging. I have had a terrible, stressful week. I had hopes of a big payoff—a house for me and my wife. However, all the stress was for nothing more than a learning experience. We did not get the house. So [...]

I hate titles. Okay, I don’t hate them. I am extremely apathetic towards titles. Ever since I was a younger I never cared about titles, especially with music. I can’t even tell you the titles of some of my favourite songs. I know it’s track 8, but I have no [...]

It’s time for another one of those joint posts. I have to admit that Lee came up with the title. Lee is great at coming up with brilliant titles. I have no patience for them. The first part is by myself, Rhett and Lee follows.
There are a couple core ideas that [...]

Today, we are concrete. Today we are looking at writing and writing well. Today we are examining DigiKev and we see what this marvelous man can tell us about our writing.
I quickly came home for lunch yesterday to leave a beautiful bouquet of flowers for my wife to find when she [...]

You have to love language. You have to love communicating in order to succeed.
I noticed a certain pattern in my posts over the last month and a half—writing about the status blogging and then giving (mostly) abstract ideas on how to change. Today I am doing more of the same. [...]

I was born on the prairies with solid ground beneath my feet. From time-to-time, I visited lakes and swimming pools, but there were no oceans any where close to me. Two years ago I visited Florida and for the first time in my life I swam in the Atlantic Ocean. It wasn’t [...]

I was out for coffee last week, bouncing ideas off my good friend Leif and I came to the conclusion that we bloggers are a bit boring some times. Even the spiciest of us aren’t that spicy. We stick to first person. We tell stories and we tell our opinions. I [...]

First thing, let me just say, that I am completely aware that I am not helping myself or getting any street cred for having a picture of Dane Cook.
Last night I was working on the free eBook that we will be releasing soon for our subscribers. Actually, I wanted to have it ready for [...]

Here are ten things that I learned from watching Teletubbies that you can apply to your blog:

Make up your own language.
Listen to the giggling sun baby.
Be more non-communicative.
Use more bright colours to relate with toddlers.
Treat your audience like they are toddlers because they probably won’t get what you are talking about anyway since you are [...]

Epiblogger has been open for little over a week and I have already screwed up. I just got a little bit too excited and I got ahead of myself. I started talking about writing and I didn’t even introduce myself. It was rude and I am sorry. Let me take a [...]