Credibility. That’s what you want to exude. And let’s face it, it’s necessary to ensure your abilities to your potential and current clientele. You know the drill: when someone tells you that they published a book, your ears perk up and you take them much more seriously. They move up a notch on the “important” or “legit” scale in your… Read more →
If you’ve seen the TV show “Billions,” you’ll most likely find it easy to make the connection from the message of that show to the surging trend of “coaching” in the business world. It’s just like going to the gym. The idea that someone can help you reach your goals while working out is now relating to someone coaching a… Read more →
This month we welcome Epiphany Team Member Sarah Kay Biere to share a guest article. (More about her at the end of the blog post!) “Don’t judge a book by it’s cover” goes the old saying. There’s probably some hidden truth in that. However, if you’re a writer, a published author or an adventurer ready to share your book with the… Read more →
Go For Orbit took home the Gold, and Epiphany had the privilege of accepting on Astronaut Rhea Seddon’s behalf as well as bringing back the lovely trophy from the IBPA Ben Franklin awards ceremony in Salt Lake City this month. Congratulations, Rhea! Let’s face it, we all love to win. Awards and honors are fun and exciting to receive, but seldom… Read more →
Last month, Epiphany managed to emerge from the doldrums of winter and was able to track down new Author Kurt Kirton to hear about an author’s journey! Epiphany had the privilege of being a part of Kurt’s journey, and now that the project was complete, we couldn’t wait to chat with him about the last year and a half of… Read more →
Did you know today is Epiphany? Here’s a bit more on this obscure holiday. In case you didn’t know, today is a holiday known as Epiphany. It’s also known as Twelfth Night and is the official kick off of Carnival Season. If you have a New Orleans connection, you most likely will enjoy a piece of King Cake today. What… Read more →