William Reed Liggin shared Top Travel Images of New Zealand

William Reed Liggin shared Top Travel Images of New Zealand from William Reed Liggin

Top places to celebrate this Christams by William Reed Liggin

As we all know that Christmas is coming in next two months so William Reed Liggin is shared the best places to celebrate this Christmas.

Here are the images of such places:

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William Reed Liggin Shared Top 15 Places Where You Want to Visit Once in Life

World is beautiful and everyone want to see amazing placed over the earth. Here in this post William Reed Liggin shared information about world’s top 15 places where you want to visit once in your life. Check out this list and make a plan to travel these places one by one.

List of world’s top 15 amazing places:

#1. Aescher Hotel In Appenzellerland, Switzerland

 #2. Burano, near Venice, Italy.

#3. Værøy, Norway.

#4. Meteora, Greece

#5. Castlepoint, New Zealand

#6. “Old Loibl”, Carinthia, Austria

#7. Dubrovnik, Croatia

#8. Lauterbrünnental, Switzerland

#9. Portofino, Italy

#10. Machu Picchu, Peru

#11. Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina

#12. Sorrento, southern Italy

#13. Atlantic Ocean Road, Norway

#14. Uvac River Canyon, Serbia

#15. St Kilda, Scotland

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William Reed Liggin Shared List of 7 Habits That Kill Creativity [Presentation]

William Reed Liggin Shared List of 7 Habits That Kill Creativity from William Reed Liggin

Amazing Photoshopped Images [Collected by William Reed Liggin]

4 Practical Philosophies That Will Empower You [William Reed Liggin]

World's Longest Flights Leave Passengers in The Air For The Better Part of a Day

With ever-improving fuel efficiency and aerodynamics, planes are able to stay in the air for longer than ever before. All major airlines have extended-range aircraft that can make a leg-cramping 14-hour flight with no problem. A few commercial carriers have even been able to stretch their time aloft to more than 18 hours. Click here to read the complete post. 

These Things I Wish They Had Taught me in The School

Here are the list of things I wish they had taught me in school:

1. The 80/20 rule.

2. Parkinson’s Law.

3. Batching.

4. First, give value. Then, get value. Not the other way around.

5. Be proactive. Not reactive.

6. Mistakes and failures are good.

7. Don’t beat yourself up.

8. Assume rapport.

9. Use your reticular activation system to your advantage.

10. Your attitude changes your reality.

11. Gratitude is a simple way to make yourself feel happy.

12. Don’t compare yourself to others.

13. 80-90% of what you fear will happen never really come into reality.

14. Don’t take things too seriously.

15. Write everything down.

16. There are opportunities in just about every experience.

Learn all these things in details at positivityblog.com

William Reed Liggin: Tips to Master the Improve Class

As a retired actor and comedienne, William Reed Liggin has spent many years in the performance industry. His retirement opened up an opportunity for him to expand his passion for theatrics into a new arena as an acting coach. In this role, he has been able to help countless industry hopefuls learn the skills they need to make their way into the acting field. Here, he provides two key tips to help you succeed and get the most from your acting class.

First, you must volunteer in class. Actors are inherently extraverted individuals. They must be able to stand in front of others, act out alternative personalities, and constantly push themselves past their comfort zone. If you are going to become a successful actor, start getting comfortable fast. Use the opportunity for feedback not only from your instructor, but from your peers as well. The more you condition yourself to the experience, the more of a professional you will become.

Secondly, attend your teacher’s comedy shows outside of class. Your instructor is a member of the performance community. Use their connections to help you succeed. Acting and comedy is often about who you know, and if you are just starting out that is not too many people. Use the opportunity to see your teacher practice what they preach and maybe you will be able to rub elbows with a few of the elite in the meantime.

WilliamReed Liggin has seen more than his fair share of industry hopefuls. Using these suggestions may just be the tipping point for your career’s success.