OK. Ten steps forward. Stop. No, ten steps back. No maybe sideways. Damn, I am stuck again. Should Christopher take the lead? No! I think Nicole is going to call the shots. Then how do they work together. If Christopher is the lead then he has to be more aggressive, but his character just isn’t [...]
I’ve been stuck for a while again. That seems to be how it goes, at least for me. Yesterday I went out for coffee with my best friend, Suzy. She always wants to know the latest on the screenplay. While I was explaining the new plot and where I was facing a challenge. What do [...]
My goodness what a process. I’m on my third totally different version of the plot. I think I’m finally on to something as it blends the best of the first two. I’m trying to gather information and examples of how to write a dream/nightmare in a screenplay. I use 3 by 5 cards as recommended [...]
Climbing, Mountains, Business & Risk I’m often asked why I use a climbing or mountain analogy when I speak on intelligent risk taking or innovation. The reason is that once people begin thinking about risk the process becomes at once overly complicated and convoluted. Why? Because risk taps into the unknown and uncertainty of the [...]
“It is easy to risk. Yet, to take the right risk, in the right way, for the right reason at the right time is very difficult.” IntelligentRisking, Inc. specializes in helping individuals, teams and organizations learn how to reduce their risk through Emotional Intelligence. This process begins with an IntelliegentRisking Inventory which allows us to [...]