Ever wanted to give that all important communiqué to that ONE PERSON who needed an attitude adjustment, or just begged to be told the way it is? I am just not able to describe the passionate and righteous intensity of that process!
Sometimes that person is me. Sometimes I am the one who should receive that message. In either case, this type of message is not always delivered on time. Missing the opportunity to put someone in their place can be a really GOOD thing. A slow reaction to make this kind of response may be the BEST thing that ever happened to our Personal Brand.
We all know that there are certain people who don’t even know that they are foolish because their power and authority in business, or in our social hierarchy, protects them from getting their comeuppance.
The following article dissects communication. Ultimately, it defines relationship. I decided to share this with you because it should be as obvious as a big red barn. For some of us, it will all hit home when reading the last line. No worries. You are still cool with me.
Either way, I want you to get the full effect. There is a word that qualifies communication and is also key to achieving relationship.
It is how a Michelin Star chef prepares each dish.
It is the noteworthy modifier for reliable and dependable service, causing a sustainable relationship between customer and purveyor.
When you figure out this word, please check yourself at the bottom of this page.
American artist Frank Kelly Freas altered his 1953 painting for Queen’s album art.
They used to cling and clang. They were faceless and only had numbers for identification. We now refer to them as “A” “I” creatures. But robots, as they will always be known, only get the AI designation if they are higher up in the chip processing pecking order.
What is our fascination with a pile of bolts and silica personified? Power?
Is it that we want more than just a reflection of what we see? Relationship?
Is it that we are so surrounded by wonderful creation that we are inspired to re-create creation?
Robots seem to give us a pathway to enhance our own reality. Like Radio Controlled cars and drones. Not like Virtual Reality (VR) at all. More so in a physical way.
These days robots can be much more. How is this possible? Continue reading →
It is ballet and passionate couples, but still more.
It is theater with murder and lust and gentle creatures, and yet much, much more.
I saw my first opera at the age of 10, it was a travelling company performing a snippet of the Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart opera “The Magic Flute.” It was loud and boisterous.
Can you believe we have reached the Top Spot? Thank you for following this blog and sharing it with your friends and family. I always appreciate your interest and comments. And now, “The next voice you hear . . . “ This song, the saddest of rock and roll, expresses the ultimate experience
a person could ever engage in for the sake of a perceived want or for the sake of love. For the loser, the loss cannot be calculated. For the hurt, the despair is of a depth which can never be plumbed. When we ourselves decide there is no other way to secure a valued relationship,
we – without question – cross a line . . .
Historically, forbidden love is exciting. But even the modern day seeker of forbidden love must follow rules, especially when a sweetheart belongs to another. How far have men gone to give a passionate embrace to another woman? King David made that bad choice. How far would a woman go to get the man she thinks is her soul mate? Well, let’s see. We have infamously stained dresses and a very high divorce rate among Los Angeles and New York actors for infidelity. Just the same, there has been no female version of “Say Anything.” Let’s not hold our breath for a woman so single-minded. What does a lovelorn man do when the object of his desire and passion is already taken?
