GHOST HUNTERS

Julie Ferguson and I are proud to let everyone know that Paranormal Geeks has been updated with more info and released in publication again. It is in paperback, as well as Kindle and Nook. We took over a dozen Paranormal Geeks and sat them down for interviews to learn more about what makes us tick and where we fit into the scheme of things. As Julie and I like to say, "Paranormal Geeks: We Outnumber the Normal People." We include a quiz and a certificate! Yes, you can be certifiable!  Here's just some of the contents  -  What is a Paranormal Geek?  H ow Are Paranormal Geeks Born? What Are the Types of Paranormal Geeks?  What Constitutes a Paranormal Geek Lifestyle?  Halloween: The Sacred Holiday,  Celebrity Geeks Paranormal Geek Certificate and tons of resources! We'd like to thank Cliff Barackman of "Finding Bigfoot" and Ben Hansen of "Fact or Faked: Paranormal Files" for their confessions of Par...

Okay my nerd, dork, geek, spaz friends, let's talk about the ever-present issue of proper socializing. This is just the first step before we talk about how to make connections. First, I'd like to show you some of the social mistakes us nerds can make. "Intellectual snobbery" Your complaint:   "People react so violently to me that they are afraid of how smart I am. They are stupid." Truth: Unsolicited knowledge in a social setting is not going to be received well. The implication to the person being corrected and educated is that they feel put down and belittled. Here's how this anti-social behavior plays out. Someone mentions: "I just love to eat sushi." Intellectual snob: "Are you talking about real sushi or sashimi? There's a difference, ya know. Sashimi is what most people mistakenly call sushi." Conversation falls flat . The cues you are being an intellectual snob:  You feel the need to correct people, often times on the ver...