Performance Anxiety: Worthless Advice
The most worthless advice regarding anything worrisome is this: “Try not to think about it.”
A rich collection of simple, practical, healthy, and proven ways to change the way you think about, feel, and behave in response to performance anxiety…
The most worthless advice regarding anything worrisome is this: “Try not to think about it.”
How to apply the power of positive thinking in a meaningful way for overcoming performance anxiety…
One of the most unsettling, but instructive, discoveries you’ll make on stage is that you suddenly start asking yourself questions…
Did you know that you cannot “try” to relax? Did you know that you cannot command yourself to relax?
Stress has the power to adversely effect your entire body posture… often without your permission and sometimes without your awareness…
Most people have heard about the fight or flight response when faced with a threat, real or imagined…
One way to push our performance anxiety all the way to the back row is by reframing what playing music is really all about…
A great way to manage the self-consciousness part of our stage fright is to place our center of attention where it belongs…
Let’s take a moment to fully appreciate the verb used to describe the making of sounds with a musical instrument: PLAYING!
Studying and practicing with the hope of never making a mistake in performance is not a good plan for at least two reasons…