Category: movies
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The Karate Kid—Accountability Techniques at the Movies
“The Karate Kid” is a coming of age story — Daniel changes from seeing himself as the victim to being “the leading man in his own life,” to borrow a phrase from The Holiday. But the story teaches accountability lessons as well.
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The Social Network—Accountability Techniques at the Movies
This Aaron Sorkin interpretation of Facebook’s creation gives us idea theft, tech worship, backstabbing, and legal drama. It also gives us some lessons on personal accountability—in a roundabout way.
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Tick, Tick … BOOM! — Accountability Techniques at the Movies
Am I attempting to glean accountability advice from a musical about a failed musical? Yes. Yes I am.
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Julie & Julia — Accountability Techniques at the Movies
How did jealousy, competitiveness, and accountability play into the accomplishments of Julie Powell and Julia Child?
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Legally Blonde – Accountability Techniques at the Movies
Quirky and perky, Elle Woods also practices accountability techniques. Am I overanalyzing a comedy movie?
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Bridget Jones’s Diary – Accountability Techniques at the Movies
Is Bridget Jones’s accountability method something you should try?
The Accountability Stop 