Alan Gordon Studio

One of the most valuable things you will ever learn as an actor: “Don’t do anything until something happens to make you do it.” This lays the foundation for stillness.

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If you’ve pre-determined how you are going to play a scene how are you supposed to react instinctively when you have already determined how the other person is going to react? That is the antithesis of living truthfully from moment to moment.

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Tomorrow night, game 3, the Knicks have a chance to go up 3-0. Not my president will be attending. He’s attending out of spite. He probably hasn’t watched a game in years. He prefers to watch a riot on tv. We cannot allow his presence to distract from what is happening on the court. We must focus all our energy on our amazing team. It would be great if the cameras did not focus on him for a second. He is not worth a mili-second of our time.

GO KNICKS!!!

I have never seen this kind of reaction to a NY team in my life. Watch parties everywhere. Fans in a state of exhilaration the likes of which NY has never experienced before.

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Even The Donut Pub b has Knicks fever!
GO KNICKS!!!

The formula is simple: Put your full attention on the other person. Don’t try to do anything. Listen. When you listen you connect. React, only when you feel the “pinch.”
No pinch = no ouch. Sounds simple doesn’t it. It’s not.

“Between saying and doing many a pair of shoes is worn out.” -Iris Murdoch

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Fact check.

I’ve been a Giants fan my whole life. This creep has got to go and ownership has to see to it. 57% of players in the NFL are black. Racism is unacceptable. How do the black players on the Giants deal with this? There are some things that are bigger than sports. Trade this guy to team and fan base that has no problem with racism. What a racist creep.