The 1957 American drama film, 12 Angry Men (imdb link), is above all things a study of character. The story, which takes place almost exclusively in a single room is based on a play by Reginald Rose and leads the viewer on a journey into the human condition. Amongst the required protagonist and antagonist archetypes [...]
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Every work effort between two people goes through the following four stages. Preparation – ends when person A knows what to ask for Negotiation – ends when person B commits to do what person A asked for Performance – ends when person B says, “I’m done” Assessment – ends when person A gives thanks or [...]
The difference between self-awareness or self-criticism will show up as a core positive, or a core negative assessment. The self talk they represent can set you on a positive or negative spiral.
London is very dear to my heart. As I sit here appalled at a terrorist attack what concerns me as much, if not more, is the blatant and culpable willingness of the news broadcasters to turn a tragedy into something greater. I’m watching the same eyewitness and official police reports they are so why does [...]
“Be very, very careful what you put into that head because you will never get it out” Thomas Cardinal Woosley I came across this quote this morning in reference to the coriolis effect on flushing toilets. Those of you familiar with this piece of “knowledge” will recognise that the water in a toilet spins in [...]
