Sebastian Perrier

Dublin Goes Crazy (Part II)

Second night in Dublin and right up there with the first. This is what you’ve been saying: ‘this gig was out of this world’; ‘loved the remix of ‘Crazy’, Moment of Surrender is a great closer’; ‘three rows from the front barrier and Croke rocked even more than Friday night’; ‘ultimate homecoming, words can not describe…’; ‘My feet really really hurt – but it was worth it!’

Here’s the set-list and if you were there add your own reviews below.

Breathe
No Line On The Horizon
Get On Your Boots
Magnificent
Beautiful Day
Mysterious Ways
I Still Haven’t Found What I’m Looking For
Angel of Harlem
In A Little While
Unknown Caller
Unforgettable Fire
City of Blinding Lights
Vertigo
I’ll Go Crazy If I Don’t Go Crazy Tonight (Remix)
Sunday Bloody Sunday
Pride (In The Name of Love)
MLK
Walk On
Where The Streets Have No Name
One
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Ultraviolet
With Or Without You
Moment of Surrender

• COURAGE: do the right thing even if you’ll be unpopular.
• PATIENCE: steady perseverance, diligence and responsible work with no anxiety.
• PASSION: commit yourself and take ownership of what you do.

• Education gives you ‘choice’ ->use it: find a job you will enjoy and work towards getting your dream job
• Don’t work for money; don’t make money your God
• Don’t be afraid to tell yourself the truth
• Listen to your inner voice: ignore those who say ‘you can’t’
• Do first the hard things to do, leave the easy for the end
• Have sense of humor: laugh at yourself
• Success is the route to reaching your goals, not the goal itself
• Grow your friends and networks (they narrow naturally)
• Read and keep yourself informed (decide what source you’ll trust)
• Broaden your education (do things beyond your expertise area)
• Do something for your country (but don’t confuse nationalism with being patriotic)
• Do something for others

1. Personalize the presentation to the group.
2. Tell stories; don’t settle for giving the audience just facts.
3. Identify your own type of humor and use it.
4. Use emotion when you talk; when you challenge yourself the presentation will take a new life.
5. Be yourself; do not try to imitate presentation styles of other people.
6. Find a coach; someone who will also give you sound advice and critique your work.
7. Practice!

Posture: feet shoulder with apart; knees slightly bent back straight.

Grip: fingers of the left hand (remember the 3v’s)

Aim: feet, knees, hips, shoulders point to direction you wish the ball to go; right hand turning on top after impact with golf ball.