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The power of words

 

The film eloquently and compellingly makes the point, “it’s not what you say, it’s the way you say it”.

However, the plot, message and script turn out to have been comprehensively ‘borrowed’ from this film.  Apart from this not being in English, is it more or less compelling than the remake? Why?

Related material:
>  Emotionally intelligent videos

Further reading

  • How to improve your business website—1How to improve your business website—1
  • On force and being forcedOn force and being forced
  • How to ask open questions confidentlyHow to ask open questions confidently
  • Emotions are important at workEmotions are important at work
  • Stages of a work relationship—summaryStages of a work relationship—summary
  • ProjectionProjection
  • More time to thinkMore time to think
  • Networking:  just do itNetworking: just do it
  • How does emotional intelligence at work work?How does emotional intelligence at work work?
  • Being a hypocriteBeing a hypocrite