Comments on: How Romantic Comedies Can Help Improve Your Leadership Skills

By: Darren

Darren — Thu, 07 Nov 2013 22:38:00 +0000

Haha Liam. You know what they say – God made a few perfect heads. The rest he put hair on!

Yes love what you do. It makes it so much easier to work, get through the day and deal with all those poor people who hate what they do.

Thanks for stopping by. Sorry about the delay in replaying – I didn’t receive a notification of your comment.

By: Marion Drazil

Marion Drazil — Wed, 23 Oct 2013 00:40:00 +0000

Great Article Darren.

I can relate to the fact that there are
similarities with what you have written in your blog about the format for comedies and people in business, particularly those in small business. I deal with people in business every day and it appears the reluctance to see another person’s point of view is a major contributor as to why success is so elusive to many of them.

It is when we stop thinking about ourselves and focus on how others feel and what they need, when sacrifices are made, acceptance that we are not perfect and
don’t know everything and we start listening to others, that’s when success and ultimately happiness kicks in, be it in business or in life.

Marion Drazil

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By: Liam CLancy

Liam CLancy — Wed, 23 Oct 2013 00:35:00 +0000

Really like your style Darren. Perhaps it’s true “Bald men do it better”. I tell students all the time, we have to love what we do, love our clients and show them the respect that demonstrates that level of emotional engagement. Obviously like any relationship there are boundaries but making people laugh is a great place to start building a working relationship.