Joseph Lalonde

AUGUST 25, 2017

No longer are you taking in the arts: Music soothes the savage beast, or so they say. Television doesn’t fall far behind in telling great stories. Let me know what it was in the comment section below. But something happens when you begin to cut out the things you enjoy. You begin to become a shell of your former self.

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Storytelling Video Learning-by-Doing Books 154

Strategy Driven

AUGUST 28, 2015

Cactus had been doing his morning show from his home, with his kids as regulars, with the repartee being similar to Art Linkletter interviewing children. The early days of television were creative. The Art of Learning From Failure to Get Better. Early in 1958, he was doing his morning show back in the studio.

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Pryor Mentor Learning-by-Doing Audience 50

Harvard Business Review

APRIL 11, 2012

As in the figure to the left, presenters insert copies of an agenda slide between sections, progressively shifting the highlighted bullet to "Tell 'em what they're gonna tell 'em" in the upcoming section. We're all painfully familiar with presenters who attempt to impose order in their pitches by using their slides to track flow.

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Audience Film Letter Advice 12