Written by | Erin Hou
Image source | Internet
Recommend a film: Miss Sloane.
Keywords: elegance; competence; boldness; wisdom; faith.
This is a movie that many people classify as a workplace drama. But I personally think that this classification seems a bit general, because it also involves the "political arena" in the United States.
But that's not the main thing. The important thing is that this film is very "burning".
Miss Sloane is really sexy.
Not just the body, not just the looks. It's her mind and temperament, as well as her fierce style of doing things and thunderbolt means.
In addition to the tight plot of the film, the content is tossed. The heroine's costume is also very attractive.
Intellectual, competent, and with a hint of abstinence.
A simple black suit, it fits Miss Sloane's capable personality. Polka dot a small silk scarf, injecting a touch of feminine tenderness into her.
She is accustomed to applying dark nail polish and big red lips, which reflects the self-confidence of a strong woman, as well as the inner aggressiveness and competitiveness.
Small black suit and white shirt, classic matching. The collar of the shirt is very designed, so that the overall shape is not so "straight".
Blazer dress with a solid silk scarf. Looks very professional.
The silk scarf not only makes the overall shape more flexible, but also gently avoids the possibility of a large opening collar.
You must have found a pattern. Our Sloan lady's style of dressing is dignified and professional.
Under the premise of satisfying the generous and decent, take into account some small design sense. This will slightly break the dullness caused by being too "solemn", but it will not make the overall outfit look pompous.
Clothing, like the mind, needs to be improved with heart. For no one is obligated to know your inner being through your sloppy exterior.
Miss Sloane is an American political lobbyist. Not only does she play a role in guiding public opinion, but she also helps her group of "special" customers get higher support and more votes.
The heroine's personal expression seems to be telling the majority of women that only by holding on to themselves can they hold the whole scene, or even the whole life.
The main line of the film is a bill about (supporting) guns in the United States.
Bill Sanford, the bill's main sponsor, admired Sloane's talent and wanted her to be his lobbyist.
The entry point is aimed at women, hoping to explain the rationality of this gun bill.
Like what:
Mothers can protect their children from danger with guns;
The wife can protect herself from domestic violence with a gun...
But to Bill Sanford's surprise and shame, Miss Sloane not only laughed at the ridiculousness of the proposal on the spot, but also ruthlessly rejected their plan.
If nothing else, Sloane thought the bill was inappropriate and that his conscience would be sore.
Throughout the film, Miss Sloane is also fighting for her idea.
To this end, she not only offended the "prospective customer", but also offended her boss.
But who is Sloane? But whenever she had the idea of losing her and wanting to leave, there would naturally be other opportunities to throw an olive branch at her.
And that olive branch is the "enemy" camp that conforms to her personal philosophy.
Sloane, who is extremely charismatic in leadership, took away most of the backbone elites in the original team.
But her personal principles may not necessarily be the "principles" of everyone.
In the workplace/work, if you abide by your duties, have your own conscience and beliefs, and do things conscientiously, don't be afraid of offending people.
Of course, if you can not make enemies, naturally do not easily make enemies.
But in fact, it is almost impossible not to offend people in social relations.
Being misunderstood, being openly confronted, and even having a rift with the people around them. It is a situation that occurs in everyone's life.
Since Miss Sloane "betrayed" the original company, it also betrayed the interests of some people/groups.
It makes sense, then, that those groups would throw dirty water on her in an attempt to destroy her reputation and even her future.
People who are not kidnapped by morality will naturally not be PUA. One of the core "logics" of PUA is moral kidnapping.
The key to anti-PUA is to improve self-awareness and cultivate psychological quality.
When your cognition is higher than the other person, coupled with a strong heart. Not only will they see each other's motives and tricks clearly, but they can also find their various logic bugs.
So that the other party's PUA or moral kidnapping is as childish as a family in front of you.
Like Miss Sloane, she is not kidnapped by morality or swayed by emotions. Adhere to their own ideas and bottom lines, rationally and firmly stare at the goal, full of decisive execution.
These are all worth cultivating for girls who want to become better.
Miss Sloane is a very rational woman. She didn't have the sensibility and sorrow of a little woman. Although there are emotions, I am not an emotional person.
It is often said that women are made of water. Most women are also indeed emotionally thinking.
However, I think that emotional women are cute, but rational women are more advanced.
Rational but rigid, courageous and strategic, in order to take into account the overall situation and achieve the goal.
While being frank, we must also have a strategy for self-preservation. In this way, the situation can be turned around.
Well...... The heroine is typical entj.