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#128 - Heath Ledger ("Der Joker") - 15 weitere Learnings der verstorbenen Schauspiellegende, Ep. 2/2

EPISODE · Jun 30, 2021 · 26 MIN

#128 - Heath Ledger ("Der Joker") - 15 weitere Learnings der verstorbenen Schauspiellegende, Ep. 2/2

from Der CODE OF GREATNESS Podcast · host Alex Vallejo

#128 - MENTORENFOLGE 32 - Heute gibt es Episode Nr. 2 über die Schauspiellegende Heath Ledger, der leider schon zu früh in den Geschichtsbüchern steht. Denn 2008 ging er leider schon zu früh von dieser Welt. Legendär wurde er für seine geniale Rolle "Der Joker" in der Batman-Verfilmung "The Dark Night". Er erschuf die Rolle nicht nur 6 Wochen alleine eingesperrt in seinem Hotelzimmer sondern bekam dafür auch einen Oscar. In Episode Nr. 2 sprechen wir darüber, dass deine persönliche Entwicklung mit deiner beruflichen Hand in Hand geht, wie er in seiner Heimat die Schattenseiten seines Ruhms spürte, warum das Leben kein Einkaufszettel ist und warum Heath nie seine Zukunft plante. Wir sprechen auch darüber, dass du auch Entscheidungen treffen solltest, bei denen du dir unsicher bist, warum bei jedem neuen Projekt seine Faustformel war, Selbstzweifel zu zeigen und welch geniale Taktik Heath Ledger angewandt hat bei Problemen oder Ängsten. Viel Spaß mit dem inspirierenden zweiten Teil. Wenn dir der Podcast gefällt, bewerte uns bitte bei Apple Podcasts (dauert nur 10 Sek.), der Link ist folgender: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/der-code-of-greatness-podcast/id1513206104 LINKS: Du findest uns online unter: https://mentor-box.de/ & auf Instagram: www.instagram.com/mentorbox_germany/ & bei Twitter: twitter.com/mentorbox_de & bei Facebook in unserer MENTORBOX_GERMANY Gruppe: www.facebook.com/groups/2599065250377625/

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