http://www.willhsiung.com/tmblog/2008/08/11/a-tip-on-presenting-yourself-as-a-leader-check-out-robert-fripp/ Tales from a die-hard Toastmaster Tue, 10 May 2011 13:20:45 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 http://www.willhsiung.com/tmblog/2008/08/11/a-tip-on-presenting-yourself-as-a-leader-check-out-robert-fripp/comment-page-1/#comment-91 Shaun Offord Fri, 15 Aug 2008 16:09:14 +0000 http://www.willhsiung.com/tmblog/?p=43#comment-91 As a leader, I try to practice recognizing others who have helped me every chance I get and often times have been told that I need to give myself some credit too. I don't see why when there is no I in team. Great article. I look forward to reading more. As a leader, I try to practice recognizing others who have helped me every chance I get and often times have been told that I need to give myself some credit too. I don’t see why when there is no I in team. Great article. I look forward to reading more.

]]> http://www.willhsiung.com/tmblog/2008/08/11/a-tip-on-presenting-yourself-as-a-leader-check-out-robert-fripp/comment-page-1/#comment-89 Kathy Wertheim Tue, 12 Aug 2008 06:17:07 +0000 http://www.willhsiung.com/tmblog/?p=43#comment-89 I saw Robert Fripp speak with Patricia Fripp, and he was brilliant! He talked about what it took to become a world-famous guitarist, and how it was the same as becoming a speaker. It meant taking every opportunity to get in practice and not resting on what you had already achieved. (In other words, Stage Time.) He also talked about deciding and pursuing what level you wanted to achieve, whether it was local, regional, national, international, global, planetary, or interplanetary (apparently music agreements now cover interplanetary music, in case anyone wants to play something on the space shuttle, I guess). Very well done, and I hope he will speak more often. I saw Robert Fripp speak with Patricia Fripp, and he was brilliant! He talked about what it took to become a world-famous guitarist, and how it was the same as becoming a speaker. It meant taking every opportunity to get in practice and not resting on what you had already achieved. (In other words, Stage Time.) He also talked about deciding and pursuing what level you wanted to achieve, whether it was local, regional, national, international, global, planetary, or interplanetary (apparently music agreements now cover interplanetary music, in case anyone wants to play something on the space shuttle, I guess). Very well done, and I hope he will speak more often.

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