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Written by Dr. Rick Brinkman and Dr. Rick Kirschner The classic guide to bringing out the best in people at their worst―updated with even more can’t-standable people! Dealing with People You Can’t Stand has been helping good people deal with bad behavior in a positive, professional way for nearly two decades.
Is funny to me that public speaking gives me more butterflies than performing on stage or in front of a movie camera as an actor. Briefly spoke on the influence a group posseses as-a-whole and how each individual plays a part in the successful outcome of the group’s goals, during the January 2020 @tcwepnetwork event …
Life is a lot better once you just accept the fact that you are a little bit ugly, utilize what you have, and move on with living adventures.
In acting I am able to be vulnerable as someone else. It’s challenging me to be vulnerable in my own skin. Example: Didn’t wind up getting one of those big boxes of chocolates for the guy who asked me to go out on Valentine’s, rather a small-ish bag of chocolate-dipped blueberries with construction paper wrap …
My dad should be my agent, he spreads the word that I am an actor to EVERY waiter we ever encounter. It’s wonderfully embarrassing in the best way. Thanks for the great service Cole. #actor #prouddad
Rant ahead: Dear fellow artists – no one owes you anything.Stop with placing your artistic life on others having to appreciate it or pay you just because YOU decided “I am going to be an artist and now the world owes me”That’s not how life works in any job.Am tiring of whining artists, excusing themselves …
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