First, allow me to my warning: I’m no film critic, and I do not pretend to be. But I am a lover of quality films are no exception.
The king’s speech is the essence of a great film – film, theater, music and costumes. However, this is the scenario that caused conquer a strong two-hour discussion with dinner with my family about the stuttering King George VI and his quest in adulthood with the help of a speech highly unorthodox Lionel Logue.
Some takeaways from this year’s film of the year:
First You decide what it’s worth
It’s true, you must decide your value before you expect to receive congratulations from around the world. And here’s the deal: you must come from within. I did it so many times. In fact, I know him personally very well. From the outside, seems to have everything – a great jobs, health, body, friends, life – but you do not represent your values. You try to find it outside ourselves through praise, promotions, some weight or conditions.
In the film, have the king of all nations, suffer from a low self-esteem. He let his stuttering to its value, rather than focusing on its strengths as a husband, the head set and inherit the state he was born. » Read more: 6 Life Lessons From The King’s Speech
