My Last Blog Ever

We have had some fun this summer folks. I have shared a few stories, laughs, insights, and useless facts; but there is more to Brendan Cherry then just that stuff. I am also an incredible dancer, which unfortunately I can not share with you via blog. Believe me I would like to, but to express how I express myself through expressive movements would just be too hard to express in words. In all actuality though I do not take myself very seriously and I like it that way. Taking yourself or anything too seriously sets you up for stress and bad relationships with people. Think about it, don’t you like being around people who are down to earth and pleasant. The key is to not take your self seriously but take others seriously. Make people feel important and wanted, that is after all what most people are looking for. You can become more successful by praising people for their successes. People remember people who make them feel good. Try finding creative ways to compliment people that are not awkward. For example if someone does something pretty uniqe you be better served by saying, “Whoa, you're really creative. How did you come up with this?” rather then saying, “That’s pretty good, reminds me of the time I yada yada yada.” The key here is people like to feel important and here about themselves so give it to them and you will get the same in return. A conversation flows much better when its you talking about them and them talking about you rather than you talking about you and them talking about them. Those conversations are always very forced and flat and usually leave both parties feeling like they didn’t really click. Its like my favorite comedian Brian Regan says when there is a dinner party there is always the me monster, you know the type that’s like, “And then me, and I, myself, this one time I, and me me me ME ME!!” Don’t be that guy/gal!

Other then that stuff this is the last post you will be able to read from me. My stretch in Boston has been footloose and fancy free. I have loved it and will cherish the memories. Turning 21 on the day the Celtics became champs, interning for experience, bus boying at cheers, going to media premiers of movies, seeing Batman a whole buch of times, and a whole lot of other things I wish I could write. Ultimately it has been a great experience and one I would recommend for people in similar shoes as me. If you can intern in a city it is a great time. You have the chance to make some great connections and network as well as meet new people and hear new stories. Ciao Folks!



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