One of your bridesmaids arrives late… The florist brought tulips instead of lilies… Your partner’s ex is here…and she’s wearing WHITE! Nasty surprises can ruin your wedding day but… they’re surprises. It’s not as if you can do anything to prepare for them, right? WRONG! OK, so maybe I can’t protect you from EVERY possible …
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“Get out of my sight, you worthless piece of crap. If I have to look at you for another 4 seconds, I’m going to put your testicles in the clapperboard and jump on it!” Or… “Take 5 everyone”. When things get stressy on a movie set, the Director has a choice of how to react. …
Yesterday, I gave you a simple technique to help you deal with wedding planning stress. Just to recap: stress is not fun. (“Thank you for that. Any other bloody obvious observations?”) No one wants to deal with stress when planning the happiest day of their lives. You want these moments filled with joy and happiness, …
Planning your wedding is stressful, there’s no getting around that. You’re going to spend years planning every detail of the happiest day of your life. It’s OK to feel a little stressy at times. So, if you’re presently on your 73rd stress ball and buying not-exactly-over-the-counter medication from Croz, an entrepreneurial 15-year-old chap who hangs …
The hardest thing about planning a corporate event isn’t the endless to-do list, the suppliers who don’t call you back or having to put Colin from sales into a chokehold because he can’t decide between chicken and beef for his mains on the menu choice. (You’re not really selling me on this whole event planning …
I wish I could tell you that every wedding needs a magician. Actually, I could tell you that, but my conscience (and Mrs Palfreyman, my scary as hell primary school teacher) would probably have something to say about it. Are there some weddings that would benefit from a wedding magician, Bulgarian chainsaw juggler, or, dare I even …
Planning a corporate event? Start here… One of Stephen Covey’s “Highly Effective” habits is: Start with the end in mind. If you’re a personal development junkie, you’ll know how useful this is when it comes to achieving goals. If you’re a corporate event planner (even if you’re not into the whole “self-help” thing), this is one positive credo …
Wirral Corporate Entertainment – Performing at Hulme Hall, Port Sunlight On the Wirral. That’s where I am tonight. Not IN Wirral; ON the Wirral. (See? And you thought this magic blog wasn’t educational) I’m performing magic at a small corporate event for 40 ish guests at Hulme Hall in Port Sunlight. Corporate events and parties …
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People in glass houses shouldn’t throw stones… …but they’ll have one hell of a wedding if that glass house is Palm House in Sefton Park – a glorious wedding venue in Liverpool. There’s something special about wedding venues made of glass. They’re so bright and colourful (especially if you choose to get married on one …
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It was in the 1900s when the problem started. Some bright spark decided it was OK to pluralise the word “priority“. Before this, we were doing just fine. If something was a priority, we noticed it, it got done, and then we moved onto the next urgent thing. One thing at a time. Apparently, having …