Your Move

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How true is that a Homegrown Talent (HT) is moving out of her identified Mother Station (MS)? Over the years, HT developed into one of the country’s youthful composers and singers. MS was instrumental in HT’s reaching her status. Her music was anticipated and patronized by the public.

When time passes, a talent has to move with the times as well. HT attempted to be up to date with public clamor with her projects. However, as she matured, her priorities changed as well. HT gave in to the call of family and pursued another direction.

Now, the rumor mill is abuzz that HT might become visible again. This time, HT will be with Another Station (AS). The alleged leap from MS to AS will surely create a stir among fans and loyal supporters of the former. After all, HT has long-been identified with HT. AS has its share of singers and HT, as a newcomer if ever, will have to prove her worth to stand alongside its current crop of talents.

Incidentally, another rumor is that a Management Team (MT) is slowly pulling out its people from a talent group. MT has an impressive lineup of talented personalities who are mostly identified with a network. Nonetheless, any manager would always want the best opportunity for talents. If the grass is greener, moving to the other side of the fence to benefit its team is a management prerogative.

‘In a moment of decision, the best thing you can do is the right thing to do, the next best thing is the wrong thing, and the worst thing you can do is nothing.’ − Theodore Roosevelt

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