January 15, 2012 | James Lepp

I Found my Voice in China

Let me first say that I have no legitimate excuse for taking so long between blog posts. Of all the things that I’ve learned about building a business in a social media era, the predominant tip seems to be “make sure you blog regularly.” I suppose my regular is once every 3 months? I guess my excuse is that I lost my voice. Yeah...that’s it. #lame

It’s 2:30AM in the morning when I write this. And it’s not because I’m a night owl, but more because I’m severely jetlagged from a recent trip to China. I just woke up actually. I feel funny, like that kid after he visits the dentist.

Speaking of China, have you ever heard of KTV? It’s their equivalent of Karaoke. Here I am rocking some JT. Chinese talent scouts have been emailing me non-stop ever since.

Upon my return to the Motherland the other day it proceeded to snow quite a bit. Yes, Kikkor is based in Canada, but we’re on the West Coast near Vancouver, so snow is actually pretty rare. Just think Olympics of 2010. Snow was trucked in...even to the mountains. Anyway, the snow got me thinking...how would somebody play golf in the snow? What tips would they need? Then the brain started turning.

While I can’t give you all the details, I can share with you that the following two images will have something to do with the next Kikkor Tips video.