I am currently around 40,000 words into my debut novel. Some might say that’s a great start, and that I’m well on my way to getting my unique story out into the world. There is…
Continue reading →As you probably know from previous posts I’ve done on the subject, I’m not a fan of long distance relationships. I think they suck. But many geeks are trying long-distance when they meet people they…
Continue reading →In this week’s episode, I interview Suzie, the Single Dating Diva, about how she helps clients who have been out of the dating game get back in shape and get in there. We answer questions like:…
Continue reading →My latest podcast episode is out! I interview Brad and Mike from Too Old To Date, and we talk up a storm! We answer questions like: What makes a geek attractive? How do you increase…
Continue reading →In this week’s episode, I go on a solo adventure! When I grew up in the 90s, I learned to play a bunch of old games that were hard as nails. My NES was filled…
Continue reading →What do you do when your life appears to be coming apart at the seams? This week I interview my old friend JP Lachapelle, the former lead singer of multiple bands, including Mire and Keychain.…
Continue reading →Bars. People still meet in them. For real. How do you approach someone? How do you speak to someone? What if they turn you away? WHAT IF THEY ACTUALLY TALK TO YOU? In this week’s…
Continue reading →As you know, I created Level Up Your Dating, a dating course to help geeks meet more women. But what happens when a woman gets hold of the guide? My guest on this week’s episode…
Continue reading →My first podcast episode! I interview my friend Serenity about dating and gaming. We talk about: The Canadian Dance Dance Revolution scene How having skills is attractive What’s the best way to approach a gamer…
Continue reading →“You are such a PIECE OF SHIT!” I exclaimed. “Die in a grease fire!” he yelled back. There were four of us, asses parked on my couch, playing fighting games. Insults were flying, trash talk was…
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