March 18, 2008
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Bravado
Just so we all know exactly what this is...because I didn't really know...
bra·va·do
[bruh-vah-doh] Pronunciation Key - Show IPA Pronunciation
–noun, plural -does, -dos.
a pretentious, swaggering display of courage.
—Synonyms brag, bluster, bombast, braggadocio. See courage.
Well...I've been looking for where I wrote all of that down to see what word she used in addition to bravado...but now I think we're really all just over analyzing this stuff.
The bottom line is this: when I meet someone new in the business--I can't be shy or reserved. Confidence. That's probably more of what she meant instead of bravado...I visited a film composer in a studio yesterday--we talked--it was great. I'm going to flesh out/orchestrate one of his themes. I worked on it a little last night. It's very cool.
Comments (6)
confidence, good.
bravado, ridiculous.
I don't know . . . sometimes you do swagger. Heeheehee.
How about bravidence? bravado/confidence combined. Actually, bravidence sounds kind of like confidence in the efficacy of your bra. Never mind.
Oh Daniel, Daniel...you make me laugh! That's it...you're nicer than all those Hollywood types out there. New word: Bravatissimo - a gentleman that displays a quiet disposition, with uncanny wit (that only the truly intelligent can appreciate) and courage that puts the cowardly lion to shame.
the mini city grows, but your visit only counts after it's been 24 hours on that computer.
How in the world do you talk your way in to getting all these small jobs? It's amazing.
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