3 Steps for Using Shoes as a Master Tool for Media and Dialogue!

Who said that shoes are only to wear them on the feet? Well.. That was before.. Now people Discovered a new use for shoes. Actually the new technique was developed in the Middle East long time back, it’s just what that Americans discover by accident!

By using this technique and if you are able to turn the normal shoes into a “Flying shoes”, you can use the power of it in a very easy 3 steps that I will explain in this post, but I am warning you not to forget that by using this technique you can be a very famous person, but at the same time you can end your whole carrier, so plz don’t use it unless you know what you are doing!

How to use the power of “Flying Shoes” in media and dialogue?

Step 1 : take your shoes off.
Step 2 : raise it high in your hand and start waving.
Step 3 : through it on the face “optional – only in serious cases!”.

By following the three steps above, you will be able to get all the power of “Flying shoes” in your hands, and be able to set your goals. Just remember that it’s not a must to through the shows on the face of the other person, you can set your goals by ending at Step 2, and this is what smart people will do, but in some cases it doesn’t work so you have to proceed with the dangerous Step number 3.

Anyways, it’s normal these days to see someone using the “Flying Shoes” in the Middle East. This could happened in the streets, work place and office, parliament meetings, or even presidential international conferences.

I want to ask..

When we will respect our selves and the others? When we will understand how to deal with people?

It’s a crazy world we are living in, filled of conflicts, it’s very hard to live in the middle of all this, and it’s also very hard to walk blind without knowing the other culture.

4 Responses to “3 Steps for Using Shoes as a Master Tool for Media and Dialogue!”

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