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The Hero’s Journey is the template upon which the vast majority of successful stories and Hollywood blockbusters are based upon. In fact, ALL of the Hollywood movies we have deconstructed are based on this template.

Understanding this template is a priority for story or screenwriters.

The Hero’s Journey:

a) Attempts to tap into unconscious expectations the audience has regarding what a story is and how it should be told.

b) Gives the writer more structural elements than simply three or four acts, plot points, mid point and so on.

c) Interpreted metaphorically, laterally and symbolically, allows an infinite number of varied stories to be created.

Sample Movie Deconstructed: Sleepless in Seattle (1993)

FADE IN:

Hero’s Romantic Challenge: by the grave; Sam’s wife is dead; “Mommy got sick…”

Developing the Hero’s Romantic Challenge: how will Sam cope; “do you know how to make juice…”

Meeting the Hero in his Ordinary World: Sam at work; the cards.

Call to Adventure [Hero]: “what you really need is a change…”

Starting the Journey: [Hero] Sam getting on a flight to Seattle.

Encouraged to Transform [Hero]: “in a few months you’ll meet other women…”

Refusal [Hero]: “it just doesn’t happen twice…”

CREDITS

Meeting the Heroine and her Romantic Challenge: Annie and Walter getting into their cars; Walter just isn’t right for Annie.

Time Pressure: Walter and Annie are engaged.

Developing the Heroine’s Challenge: over dinner; Walter allergic to almost everything.

Heroine’s Back Story: the relatives and family history.

Meeting the Mentor [Heroine]: grandma.

Call to Adventure [Heroine]: Introducing the Inner Challenge: “destiny takes a hand…”

Refusal [Heroine]: “destiny is something we’ve invented to explain accidents…”

Encouraged by the Mentor [Heroine]: “magic…signs….coincidences”

Border of the First Threshold [Heroine]: “you go, I’ll be ten minutes behind…”; Annie in the car listening to the radio.

First Threshold [Heroine]: Jonah on the radio; “my Dad needs a new Mom…”

Pushed toward the Physical Separation [Heroine]: referencing the Inner Challenge: “sure you do…”

Foreshadow of the Physical Separation [Heroine]: in the café; “I bet he’s tall with a cute butt; maybe I’ll just go out to Seattle…”

Pushed toward the Physical Separation [Heroine]: referencing the Inner Challenge: “it was like…magic…”

Meeting Allies [Heroine]: Annie at work; Becky et al.

Pushed to the Physical Separation [Heroine]: “you should write about this…”

Developing the Heroine and Ally relationship: “whatever it is you can tell me…”

Resisting the Separation from the Ordinary World [Heroine]: “Walter did something crazy the other night…what was it?”

Foreshadow of the Final Conflict [Heroine]: “we should meet in New York…”

Hero’s Romantic Challenge: Sam at home alone on New Years Eve.

Developing the Heroine and Ally relationship: Sam puts Jonah to bed.

Developing Hero’s Romantic Challenge: Sam home alone; Maggie appears.

Developing the Hero: Sam’s client wants space for her platters…

Referencing the Inner Challenge: “fate…when everything intersects…the Bermuda Triangle…”

Developing Characters and Relationships and pushing toward the Physical Separation: Jonah at the doorstep; the letters arrive.

Developing Characters and Relationships and resisting the Physical Separation: Jonah reads the letters; Sam won’t look at any of the letters.

Developing Characters and Relationships: Jonah and Sam brushing teeth.

Heroine’s Romantic Challenge: Annie and Walter in bed.

Frustration; Reference to the Inner Challenge [Heroine]: Annie in the kitchen; listening to the radio.

Preparing for the Physical Separation [Heroine]: Annie speaks to Dennis.

Preparing for the Physical Separation [Hero]: Sam asks Jay what it’s like “out there…”

Developing Characters and Relationships: Jonah introduces Jessica.

Physical Separation [Hero]: Sam arranges a date.

Foreshadow of the Final Confrontation: watching the movie. Physical Separation [Heroine]: Annie writes the letter. Accepting the Inner Challenge: “what if he’s my destiny…” Developing Characters and Relationships: Annie and Becky.

Pushed toward the Trials: Jonah has a nightmare.

Marker: both Annie and Sam sit outside on a bench.

Trial 1 [Heroine]: Annie tracks down Sam and hires the detective agency.

Foreshadow of the Sword: Jonah likes Annie’s letter.

Foreshadow of the Final Conflict: Jonah rings and wants to go to New York for Valentines Day.

Trial 1 [Hero]: Sam goes on a date, Victoria shops and cooks dinner.

Time Pressure: Jonah calls the radio station.

Foreshadow of the Final Conflict: Sam sees Annie at the airport.

Trial 2 [Heroine]: Annie goes to Chicago.

Trial 3 [Heroine]: Annie gets the MFEO letter.

Trial 2 [Hero]: Sam has dinner with Keith and Harriett; “she laughs like a Hyena…”

Foreshadow of the Sword: Jessica books the tickets to New York.

Time Pressure: Annie meets Walter in New York and they look for a ring.

Trial 3: Sam argues with Jonah.

Meeting the Oracle: Jessica tells Sam that Jonah has gone to New York.

Foreshadow of the Atonement: “Walter, there is something I have to tell you…”

Journey to the Sword: Sam flies to New York.

Atonement with the Father: Annie tells Walter.

Apotheosis: “I have to go…”

Seizing the Sword: Sam finds Jonah on top of the Empire State Building.

Crossing the Return Threshold: Annie runs to the Empire State Building.

Threshold Guardian: “sorry Ma’am, you’re too late…”

Near Death Experience: Sam and Jonah leave; Annie doesn’t find anyone at the top.

Rescue form Without: Jonah’s left his bag.

Master of the Two Worlds: Jonah and Sam return and see Annie.

Freedom to Live / Challenges conquered: holding hands…

Learn more…

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Kal Bishop is a management consultant based in London, UK. His specialities include Knowledge Management and Creativity and Innovation Management. He has consulted in the visual media and software industries and for clients such as Toshiba and Transport for London. He has led Improv, creativity and innovation workshops, exhibited artwork in San Francisco, Los Angeles and London and written a number of screenplays. He is a passionate traveller. He can be reached at http://managing-creativity.com/

This issue is about writing business letters by email, which I know, seems a little contradictory. But we now use email daily in business and it raises the questions, when is a letter a letter? Or, what makes a letter a letter?

By definition, a letter is a written communication between parties, usually sent in an envelope. The features of letters are universal ie, they all have sender’s and recipient’s addresses, signatures, the dates sent and so on.

In recent years the practice of attaching a letter in word processor format to an email message has increased. Some organisations send an email instead of a letter. While I’m sure both practices will become increasingly common, what I have noticed is that when people use email in place of a letter, the standard of presentation sometimes declines.

It seems to me that we could use email instead of letters provided we maintain the degree of formality, the layout and other conventions used in letters. In fact, I used email almost exclusively to deal with communication between my office and job applicants. For example, to acknowledge receipt of their applications, to invite them to interviews, to inform them they had not been successful. My applicants’ information kit and related documents made it clear that email would be the main medium for communicating with them. Everyone preferred it because of the many advantages it has, which include:

1. It is quick, economical and largely effective

2. You can request a read receipt so that you know that your email has arrived at its destination and been opened

3. One email can be sent to multiple addressees without creating additional pieces of paper, envelopes, postage stamps

4. You can ensure that your email is received only by the person to whom it was sent ie, it shouldn’t end up in the wrong
   inbox

True, there are several disadvantages of email, the most obvious of which is that it is not secure. However, for most
business communication, lack of security isn’t an issue. If it is, then there are encryption protocols one can employ.

If you decide to use email

First, make sure that your clients or colleagues are aware that you communicate mainly by email eg, your advertisements, documentation etc can state something like: “Acme Finance prefers to communicate via email”. If people know what to expect, there’s a better chance they will give you their email address and they won’t be aghast at receiving an email from one of the world’s largest or grandest organisations.

Maintain a high standard of communication. Because we use email casually for so many of our messages, it’s easy to fall into
the trap of using sub-standard business communication and including such things as emoticons in our messages … hardly
appropriate for a business email.

If possible, have a template made with your firm’s colours and logo, address and other contact information. Don’t commence
your email with, “Hi guys” or anything other than you would put in a letter eg, “Dear Mrs Carruthers”. Stick to the usual
letter writing conventions and make sure you have a style guide for staff to use and you should find that your communication is well accepted.

If nothing else, your costs for production and distribution will drop substantially and you should also notice an improvement in business efficiency as email speeds up your daily communication.

Copyright 2005 Robin Henry

Robin Henry is a human resources and development specialist, educator and Internet marketer whose online business Desert Wave Enterprises he operates from Central Australia. Robin is author of several
highly popular ebooks that relate to training and winning a government job, details of which can be found here. At present he is on assignment in the United Arab Emirates.

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For all too many firms and individual professionals, most any kind of marketing/selling or job-seeking strategy works pretty well, especially in good times. But when boom times disappear, so do more automatic forms of business development. Explained research specialist Michael Norris, President, Norris Research, during a recent recession, “The general stumbling of many ‘high fliers’ has been due to marketing, or lack thereof. Until recently, it seemed as if answering the phone was their entire marketing strategy.”

When the going gets rough, however, what’s a company or job seeker to do? One little-used technique for separating oneself from the competition is to write and publish articles and/or books.

Why adopt this approach? For one thing, it’s far less expensive than even a modest snail-mail or advertising strategy, and second, writing/publishing earns one double benefits. At once you are promoting your skills and services while educating target markets about what you know, all in one fell swoop. Thus publishing transforms companies and individuals into “thought leaders,” that is to say, better-known experts in their particular field. This allows core values and unique selling points to be articulated clearly, confidently and persuasively.

How to get started? First, you need a “go-ahead” from an editor, generally a far more effective step then starting off writing a full-blown article or book, then shot-gunning it off to a publication or publisher and hoping it fits. By locating an editor who would be sincerely interested in your work before actually writing it, you stand to gain feedback around angle, length, and deadline which will help you craft the article just the way your new editor would like to see it. Obviously chances of acceptance spike up significantly when criteria for success can be specified and followed beforehand.

To insure that your article will promote you in the way you want, you’ll also want to decide beforehand (a) specific business objectives you wish to advance, and (b) publications read by your target customers (for articles) and target reader audience (for books). A client of mine, a manufacturer of data storage systems, for example, wanted its insurance firm prospects to understand how much more productive its recently-developed data mining system could make them. So its VP Sales wrote an article called “Storage Must be Flexible,” AFTER securing interest from the editor of a major insurance journal.

How does one go about obtaining such interest? The answer is all too business-familiar: cold-call or email an editor or publisher just as you would a prospective customer, pitch your idea briefly, then await the response. You’ll probably end up chatting with the editor about your proposal and hearing her ask, “So when could you get it to me?” If pitching by email, send a nudge reminder a week or so later if you haven’t yet heard, or make a follow-up call.

The truth is that securing a go-ahead from an editor is a pretty straightforward proposition. Most editors are sitting around their desks waiting to hear from you, since they don’t generally know where their next idea meals are coming from. Since they are constantly in need of great new ideas, they welcome calls or emails from strangers who can propose them.

As you get in the game, you will steadily become proficient at this remarkable (and remarkably little-used!) marketing channel. In fact, expect some prospective clients or employers to actually begin recognizing YOUR name when you meet them. They will light up when they realize they have read an article or book authored by you. “I learned a lot from reading your ideas,” they will say, adding (pre-sold to you), “Please tell me what I can do for you. I’m all ears.”

Ken Lizotte CMC is Chief Imaginative Officer (CIO) of emerson consulting group inc. (Concord, MA), which transforms consultants, law firms, executives and companies into “thoughtleaders.” This article is an excerpt from his newest book “Beyond Reason: Questioning Assumptions of Everyday Life”.

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Everyone that has tried making a living on the Internet knows that the “the money is in the list” and if you want to be successful with any online venture, you must build that targeted email list. We’re told to submit ads to other ezines, do joint ventures, ad swaps with other ezine publishers and last but certainly not least we need to be able to write articles to distribute.

We are also told that any dimwit can write an article. I’ve read quite a few articles listed on countless websites during my six plus years on the web and I think that statement may be stretching reality a bit.

Ok, maybe once in the sixth grade we got an “A” on a writing project and Mom always liked our poems, but let’s face it, that’s a far cry from being able to say that we know how to write an interesting and well written article.

But hey! All we have to do is pick a topic that is somewhat interesting and informative. Any topic we can write about in less than a thousand words. Something that will make people want to click there way back time and again to read more of our articles. Hopefully, in the process they will become subscribers to our publication, so they can keep getting their weekly or monthly dose of our humble wisdom.

Oh yeah, let’s not forget the main reason we’re spending all that time stashed away in our little writers niche. Sharing our unique and powerful thoughts with the online world isn’t the reason. Neither is trying to convince people that Hemingway is alive and well and residing on our little plot of Internet real estate. Our real purpose is submitting our work to every possible article directory, ezine publisher and webmaster we can scrounge up. The reason? Getting traffic to our sites of course.

Every article we send on its way to the myriad article databases, gets thrown in the mix with the 1000’s of other articles waiting for a home. We of course think that our little tome will be chosen over all the other works by lesser skilled writers than ourselves. Well, let’s try to at least make that decision a little easier for those folks searching for business advice or the perfect yoga technique.

When choosing a topic to attract more subscribers to your ezine or website, pick one that will keep them awake and alert and one directly associated with whatever niche your business falls into. You don’t want them getting half way through your article and then hitting the old “delete” key, wondering what the heck this article about making the perfect quilt has to do with a website that teaches you how to house train your new puppy.

Keep your article between 300 and 700 words so you can hold the readers attention, and tell them something they didn’t already know. People want to be informed when reading something! They also want to be entertained. What you write about (within your niche) isn’t as important as how you write it and present it to your readers. Either you capture and hold their attention and interest or they will do what
people in our click happy society have been programmed to do. You guessed it. They will click on to the next thing that looks like it might hold their interest for more than a millisecondd.

So, by all means, go and start writing your article. Submit it to all the directories. Submit it to the ezines of the world. Get it out there. Then you can wait for all that wonderful traffic to start inundating your website.

Just think of all the sales you’ll make. Just think of how large your ezine list is going to get. Last but not least, before you start — just think.

Robert Kleine is an author, copywriter and Internet marketer with over six years of online experience. His newest website is an article directory that you can find at http://www.rapidarticle.com. Come on over and
submit an article or two.

The fear of speaking in public is well-documented, often discussed, and probably overrated. The great news is that speaking in front of a group can be an entertaining and energizing experience for even the most fearsome among us.

Try these ideas to enjoy speaking and to sharpen your delivery:

1. Dont give a speech — have a conversation. Thinking about delivering a speech sounds nerve-racking. Think about the difference between saying I have to give a speech, as opposed to saying, Im talking to people. You may not give speeches all the time, but you do talk to people all the time! If you do actually have a conversation, youll sound more natural and more interesting.

2. Read your ideas into a tape recorder. Having trouble sitting down to write your speech? Try reading your initial thoughts into a tape recorder. Dont edit as you speak or worry about how youre phrasing things. Just talk about your ideas. When youre done, go back and transcribe your thoughts. Youll sound much more natural than if you sit down and try to write a speech.

3. Do a quick evaluation. After your talk, review how you think it went and why. Remember that not all the factors influencing your talk are within your control. For example, dinner audiences are often harder to speak to, because they may be drinking alcohol and theyre often tired after a long day. Some people think theyre not good speakers, when the truth is they were speaking in a room with terrible sound qualities, or the audience is angry over something else, etc

4. Remember: Progress, not perfection. Dont worry about becoming the worlds best speaker. Just try to feel a bit more confident each time you talk.

5. Write 1 objective for the talk. What do you want or need it to accomplish? Do you need to persuade them to vote your way? Are you simply delivering information? Cutting it down to the basics will help you feel less overwhelmed. If you achieve that objective, the speech is a success, no matter how many other things you may wish to have changed in retrospect.

6. Avoid topics that dont move you. Many people do not enjoy speaking because they dont enjoy the topic theyre asked to address. In some situations (at work, for instance) you may not be able to avoid speaking on a particular issue. In other circumstances, though, if you really, really dont want to talk about a topic, you should really, really try not to do. If its not something you can feel enthusiastic in discussing, its going to be a tough sell to get the audience energized about it.

7. Have fun with it. Speaking in front of any group, on any topic, is a great honor — it means that what you have to say is so important that people want to hear it.

8. Realize that the audience is rooting for you. Unless youre in a hostile situation (discussing a controversial issue, for instance) the audience wants you do to well. Its not fun to watch a struggling or boring speaker. The audience wants to learn from you, and they want you to have fun. Theyre on your side.

9. Take care of yourself. Its hard to be energetic and enthusiastic when you dont feel well. Get enough rest, eat well, drink water and exercise to give yourself the fuel you need to speak well.

10. Remember: Youre not the first. Whatever dumb or embarrassing mistake you make or fear is lurking on the horizon, someone else has already made it and lived through it.

Someone has already survived:

1) realizing after the talk that their pants were unzipped

2) going to the restroom and forgetting to turn off the cordless microphone they were using

3) leaving a drycleaning tag on their suit jacket cuffs

4) falling down while speaking

5) stumbling over words

6) forgetting what they were about to say

7) having their skirt get caught in the back of their panty hose, exposing their back side a little more than they would wish

infinite problems with slides, lighting, etc.

9) leaving a price tag on a new pair of pants

You name it, its already happened! In fact, mistakes often endear you to the audience, because its a good reminder that were all human.

The best part about having something go wrong? It makes you stronger at staying calm! Figure out how to fix it the next time, have a good laugh about it, and move on (and remember to write it down, because screw-ups often make great anecdotes for your next talk).

Shari Peace is an international speaker, an author, and the president of Peace Talks, a training and consulting firm. Her book, Crank It Out! How to Get More Done ” At Work & In Your Life!, features tips for effectively managing time and boosting productivity. She can be reached at http://www.sharipeace.com

When you are pondering about spiritual development, all that is also known as self help. For the reason that you are a spiritual person, then you may understand the value in natures energy and how this can often help you to move forward in the direction of your goals. By harnessing the beautiful power and knowledge of the world you should attract career direction into your excellent life.

As you may know, you are cosmic energy. Everything you see and smell is cosmic energy and will often be tweaked to assist you along your self growth journey. Once you understand that energy is all around you, you might work with energy in all life situation to improve your life.

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You might well additionally find out how to obtain your complete potential and happiness in your lifetime and how to connect to your greater self. The lifestyle coach might use future progression and past life regression to assist you understand the issues you face right now. Use Cosmic Healing to heal yourself and others with your own energy.

Oracle Applications Customizations is a major issue in many companies that have implemented it. Oracle recommends every company that installs Oracle Applications to avoid any customization, but I have not seen any company that utilizes it and have not done any customization.

There are two types of Customizations: Extensions and Modifications.

• Extensions are components developed by customer, using the development features provided by Oracle within the E-business Suite. Oracle has provided guidelines and standards for creating extensions. It is extremely recommended that those are followed; it will certify that the new objects (extensions) are kept separate from standard E-business components.

• Modifications are changes done in the standard E-business suite objects or code. For example, a customer gets a database trigger from Oracle Applications database and makes some changes in the code. When customers follow this approach it is very difficult to identify the changes that have been done in the Oracle Applications, and this will affect future upgrades.

There are some common extensions on Oracle Applications Suite:

• Alert: Oracle Alerts facilitates the flow of information within a customer’s organization. Oracle workflow is used to develop new alerts.

• Database Objects: when the functionality is not available in Oracle Applications, it is possible to create a set of database objects. If the creation is necessary, it has to be done carefully, once it could impact the performance and the integrity of the system.

• File System and Custom Directory: always use the standard Oracle Flexible Architecture (OFA). This helps you to standardize installation and maintenance procedures. Create a new directory ($CUSTOM_TOP) and store all the customization in there.

• Forms: provides a way of populating custom tables. Oracle has provided a guideline for its implementation that must be followed. It has to be coded and tested properly; otherwise it can compromise the data integrity.

• Reports: Oracle provides the most usual reports and every company has to develop to their specific formats. Oracle Reports builder is the tool to be used and there are some risks in case of an upgrade, once that the schema of the objects used by Reports and Oracle eBusiness Suite can be changed in future releases.

Customization is a need at any company that has implemented Oracle Applications. Oracle is frequently advising everyone to avoid any kind customization. I agree in some part with Oracle, I would just change this advice to “Extend but not modify”.

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