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Two Birds – One Stone
Yesterday we had a two-for-one experience. Since our good friend Rod lives about an hour from the friends we are staying with in Phoenix and Joel’s Uncle Bill and his wife live about an hour in the opposite direction, they all met us partway at an Applebee’s to visit. So we were able to visit … Continue reading
Celebrating with Co-Authors Shanna Mann (Why We Lead) and Rick Wilson (Hits or Niches)
Months of working frantically to write six books simulataneously with two different co-authors culminated in celebration on 11/11/11. Rick Wilson and his wife and younger daughter, Shanna Mann and her friends (including Debs from New York), and our family gathered at London Grill in Philadelphia to celebrate getting six books published in six months. Rick … Continue reading
An Irish Mystery Novel Party
Joel is an author. He writes business books, songs and now his first fiction book – an Irish mystery. It’s called Through the Fog and is about an amnesiac who ends up in Ireland. You can read an excerpt from it at Joel’s website. To celebrate the release of the book this month, and the … Continue reading
Meeting with Kari Hagensmith, Author of The Girlfriend Will, at Panera Bread Today
Today we will be meeting with Kari Hagensmith in Roseville. Kari is author of The Girlfriend Will, a workbook is designed to help guide your girlfriend to prepare your memory for public consumption. Check it out at her website! We’ve known Kari for several years now and every time we get together with her we … Continue reading
Visit with Phil Wrzesenski, Author of Hiring and The Potter’s Wheel
We spent Sunday and Monday nights with Phil Wrzesenski, his lovely wife Shannon and their two boys. Joel originally met Phil online at Seth Godin’s Triiibes. Earlier this year Joel designed the jacket for Phil’s book, Hiring and The Potter’s Wheel. In addition to being an author, Phil owns and runs the Toyhouse in Jackson … Continue reading
Precocious 105-Year Old Chatterbox Prodigy Reads in the Dark
There’s been a lot of talk lately about just who Fiona really is and what she does. Thanks to all of your comments, we’ve been able to come up with this succinct description: “a precocious 105-year old chatterbox prodigy who reads in the dark.” Yet that only begins to scratch the surface of this deep … Continue reading