Weber Shandwick executive Jennifer Cho joins us to talk about what happens when it’s time to change jobs… or even careers. How do you know when it’s time to go? What are best practices for making a pivot?
Story Men - May 9, 2014
Romancing the Church with Melissa Tag
The StoryMen welcome author, blogger and romantic comedy expert Melissa Tagg. We evaluate the respective merits of Jack Bauer, Chris Hemsworth, the 1980s. We debate the difference between Romantic Comedies and Chick Flicks, and pick apart what makes a great Romantic Comedy great. Melissa walks us through how she writes a Romantic Comedy and what it looks like to romance the Church. IN THIS EPISODE: 00:00 - Melissa Tag vs. Matt Mikalatos 03:00 - Who Loves Jack Bauer? 09:30 - Who Loves Chris Hemsworth? 12:30 - Melissa vs. the 1980s 18:30 - Clay Hates the Sound of Music 20:30 - The Anatomy of the Romantic Comedy 28:30 - Our Favorite Romantic Comedies 39:30 - Writing Christian Romance 43:30 - When the Church idolizes Marriage 48:30 - Here to Stay 53:00 - GIVEAWAY!
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In this Episode:
2 – SSotW
14 – Jennifer Cho
22 – Power of the Pivot
31 – The Job Search
46 – How do you know if you are in the right job?
55 – Connect with Jen
56 – PPOW
Episode Links
Stories of the Week
JR.: Westworld Season 2 Spoiler Video
Matt: Rob Bricken’s Walking Dead recap: https://gizmodo.com/tag/walkingdeadrecap
Clay: More Than Half of Milennials Going Through ‘Quarter-Life Crisis’ Research Finds
PPOW
JR.: Barry (HBO)
Matt: A Quiet Place
Clay: Secrets of Great British Castles (Netflix)
Jennifer: Roxanne Roxanne (Netflix)
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