Lights. Camera. Action.

In your own world, you are everything, you are the writer, director, and lead actor in your own movie.

For the movie to be satisfying and entertaining, the writing has to be imaginative, the direction clear, and the acting dramatic or as subtle as you want it to be. If you want your movie to be filled with high drama, tense with nerve wrecking- nail biting situations, and jammed packed with continuous heartache and conflict it will be.

On the other hand, if you want a life of elegance, harmony and balance with things working out pretty well for you and yours, you can create that movie script too.

Do you want to learn through heartache and discord or through fun and laughter. You can choose.

Do not forget you are the screenwriter.  Play your part. Show up each day and make it the best it can be. The power to  choose which role is up to you. Your close up is here now.  Make it a blockbuster.


Lolly Daskal is one of the most sought-after executive leadership coaches in the world. Her extensive cross-cultural expertise spans 14 countries, six languages and hundreds of companies. As founder and CEO of Lead From Within, her proprietary leadership program is engineered to be a catalyst for leaders who want to enhance performance and make a meaningful difference in their companies, their lives, and the world.

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  1. Ron de Weijze

    10. Sep, 2009

    I would if I could but I can’t so I won’t, paint as be-au-tiful as you. Same is true for thinking about my thinking*, which I cannot really control. If I don’t stick with the scenario/script as it unrolled throughout my life, I will be in serious trouble, I know from experience. So my only real choice seems to be: stay on track as long as I can, or give up. And where it will lead, nobody knows. Or perhaps someone who won’t let me know..

    * http://philosophyofbrains.com/2009/09/08/the-metahard-problem.aspx#comment-2414470

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