On St. Valentine's Day, Or Any Romantic Interlude, Woo Your Sweetheart With Chocolates, Roses ... AND A Leadership TalkWritten by Brent Filson
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If you want to win or sustain fondness of a loved one, a Leadership Talk may just make it happen. Mixing leadership and love may seem like mixing apples and oranges. But great leadership and love share common elements. For one thing, when you are wooing your lover, you may be taking lead. And for another, using a Leadership Talk, you're fostering a deep, heartfelt relationship -- as great leadership often does. Here are a few pointers on giving a Leadership Talk that you can put into effect this Valentine's Day or any other interlude for love. Before you speak, simply ask three questions: Do you know needs of your lover? Can you bring deep belief to relationship? And can you have your lover take action? If you say ‘no' to any one of those questions, you can't give a Leadership Talk. The questions apply to lovers as well. To foster a deep, human emotional relationship, you must know what your sweetheart needs, deep belief you bring to relationship, and finally, action you want your sweetheart to take. However, questions are not meant to be stumbling blocks to your Leadership Talk but stepping stones. If you answer ‘no', step back and assess your situation. Think through what you might say so that you can ‘yes' to each question. Then speak. Give a Leadership Talk. And, by way, don't forget chocolates and roses. ============================ 2005 © The Filson Leadership Group, Inc. All rights reserved. =============================
The author of 23 books, Brent Filson's recent books are, THE LEADERSHIP TALK: THE GREATEST LEADERSHIP TOOL and 101 WAYS TO GIVE GREAT LEADERSHIP TALKS. For more than 20 years, he has been helping leaders of top companies worldwide get audacious results. Sign up for his free leadership e-zine and get a free white paper: "49 Ways To Turn Action Into Results," at www.actionleadership.com
| | Miami International Film Festival, SAG Awards, The Oscars! Highlight February Showbusiness and Media EventsWritten by The Actor's Checklist
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in Christ Cathedral in Los Angeles, February 10. Berlin International Film Festival, Berlin, presents more than 30 short films from American reconstruction programme after Second World War, from February 10 to 20. A MusiCares Person of Year Tribute Dinner honors GRAMMY-nominated composer and pop legend Brian Wilson on February 11 at Paladium in Hollywood. BAFTA: British Academy of Film & Television Arts Film Awards, is slated for February 12 in London. The 47th Annual Grammy Awards will be given in Staples Center in Los Angeles on February 13. 57th Annual Writers Guild Awards will be simultaneously presented February 19 at Hollywood Palladium in Los Angeles, and Pierre Hotel in New York. A World Airline Entertainment Association TV Market convention from February 21 to 22, will be given at Hilton Brighton Metropole in Brighton. The Multicultural Motion Picture Association Oscar Week Luncheon is slated for Peninsula Hotel, Beverly Hills on February 24. "Chicago Writing Sessions: Live Performences, Hot Songs, and Great Networking Opportunities!!" features BMI hip-hop consultant Kevin Shine and other artists in a February 26 session at Hinge Studios in Chicago. Ceremony for Spirit Awards, in Santa Monica, is on February 26. The Oscars! The 77th Academy Awards is set for February 27 at Kodak Theatre, Hollywood.Many of festivals and conventions listed have a submission process for indie and/or performing artists to take part in. Further information can be found on "Media, Entertainment and Performing Arts Industry News and Events" page at http://www.actorschecklist.com/news.html. And also check listings we have of US and UK television shows seeking participants. View selection at: http://www.actorschecklist.com/resources/tvtickets.html.
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