Obama: The Producer
We all love a good show. When one plans a show, from start to finish, you never know what the audience will think no matter how perfectly executed it is.
The Martin Luther King Legacy
Martin Luther King is thought of by the public as history’s property but his family doesn’t see it that way. They have copyrights on his speeches and images. Philippi Loengard, assistant director of the Kernochan Center for Law, Media and the Arts at Columbia University, said while she understands why the family might guard how King’s image is used, "they are one of the most careful concerned and on top of image protectors I’ve ever met. They are very aggressive.
The Different Purpose of Speakers
Speaker’s speeches are different from one another. They differ in many things especially in their specific intention in delivering their speeches to the public.
All Obama, All The Time
Just a thought about how best to utilize the special talents of our fearless leader.
Seven Powerful Steps to Great Presentations
Presentations are necessary for success. The more successful you are, the more presentations you need to make. And the more effective your presentations are, the more successful you become. They happen to support each other.
Six Ways to Treasure a Moment
Time runs too fast and before you miss anything in your life, it’s nice to make moments memorable.
The Lincoln Memorial Has a Typo on It That is Still Partially Visible
OMG, I didn’t knew that.
Words Can Also Kill
Words not only soothe, give life and empower, they also have the capacity to hurt and kill.
My Dad’s Eulogy
I literally wrote this for my dad at his funeral on my computer, after a couple of years he had finally succumbed to cancer. He was my stepfather, but the only one I knew as a child.
The Art of Communication
A brief description of what is required to communicate successfully.











