An example of Robert Fripp’s “Attributed” Charisma
(See the previous 2 THE Executive Speech Coach posts)
At the American Payroll Association’s Congress Pay Heroes we were lucky to have APA’s First Husband Patrick Obertin as our moderator and introducer. Over the years we have become friends. In 1969 Patrick bought In The Court of The Crimson King. He would be the first to admit he enjoys the “Attributed” Charisma of being involved in Robert Fripp’s session. We enjoyed the “Attributed” Charisma of his APA status helping us.
As part of our session “How to Be a Hero for More Than One Day” Patrick told the story of how he met and “rescued” his wife Linda Obertin APA’s 2009-10 APA President.

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As much as my brother Robert Fripp is internationally-known for his brilliance with the guitar… he is a superb and entertaining speaker. Brother Robert and I are in Washington DC speaking to the American Payroll Association’s Congress.  Enjoy: This week Brother Robert and I are speaking to the American Payroll Association’s Congress.  Their theme is […]

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My brother, legendary guitarist, Robert Fripp will be speaking with me at American Payroll’s Pay Heroes convention May 2010 in Washington DC. Our presentation will be “How to Be a Hero for More Than One Day.” Brother played guitar on David Bowie’s song Heroes. Many consider Robert as brilliant a public speaker as he is […]

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This came up in my Google Alerts for my brother Robert Fripp on Guitar Column. Robert Fripp, more famously known as the guitarist of King Crimson, is a musical iconoclast. His philosophical approach to guitar playing and guitar education gives us much needed food for thought, far removed from the humdrum of just pickin’ and […]

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In case you want some interesting trivia for your next cocktail party,  my brother Robert Fripp told me. In England there are 120-130 million birds. There are also 5-8 million cats. Each year British cats kill 50-80 million birds. Not sure how you will slip it into the conversation. It will impress any of your British […]

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The latest clever comments from my brother Robert Fripp. In strange and uncertain times such as these we live in perhaps this will help. Skepticism is a virtue, but risks becoming cynicism. Cynicism is a vice. Faith is a virtue, but risks becoming belief. This is a weakness. May we hold skepticism close; may Faith […]

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