Remember the Flowers
Be sure to remember the flowers for the actors. This week is performance week. What a busy time – we know all too well what it takes. The effort to start from nothing and in just a few weeks put Read More …
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Well That Was Fun
Whenever you can look back on a day, an evening or even an hour and say, “well that was fun” it was a good one. Make this part of your mantra. Make people smile. Make sure others around you are Read More …
Read It and Remember
My problem is…at least with fiction, I do not simply read it and remember. I have to talk about it. I have to really engage in the story. I have to write about it. Is this your problem, too? I Read More …
Look Forward and Learn
When you are able, (and you nearly always are able) look forward and learn the things you need to know. What they like to do. It really matters more than anything else. Personal preference is just, that. Personal. Unique and Read More …
You Can Look Back
It’s okay, you can look back And smile Or cry To remember And have that moment Seeing it in a different light Understanding what it meant And didn’t The problem only begins – or stays – if you know you Read More …
Forge Ahead
If you have the stamina, forge ahead and become a trailblazer. You cannot lead unless you have open eyes and ears. You need to listen, ready and willing to think about what is said. You should learn, and be open-minded Read More …
Familiar Enough
If you are familiar enough with the general scenario, you can probably lead others to a solution. Since you have been here before, then you can look back, introspectively on your prior experience. Think about the options. Evaluate one solution Read More …
Options?
What are the options? If not this, then that. Right – shouldn’t it be more than just one option? No one really wants a monopoly, but there are so many platforms out there that don’t play nice with each other, Read More …
Push A Little
Sometimes you have to push a little to make things happen. Create the schedule. Add the topic to the agenda. Write a letter (or a note, e-mail, text.) Ask the hard questions. Rehearse and play out the scenario ahead of Read More …
Use the Time You Have
When you are on a tight timeline, use the time you have. Make a quick and actionable plan. Be sure to have the most amount of fun you can. State your preferences. What do you want to do? Take steps Read More …