Seriously. I've never even had it this bad before. It's like I'm completely debilitated, and I don't know what to do about it! I'm happy with my performance when I practice, and then I try to do it in FRONT of someone, and it all falls apart. It's so bizarre, and I don't know how to get rid of it! I think, probably, the more people I hear, the more the "lie" that I suck is reinforced. I really don't want to bomb at masterclass on Wednesday, but I really don't know how to control that anymore. HELP! Please, please, force me to play for you! I'm playing for Jess on Friday. I don't know how else to get over this.
All that aside... cool little dances, eh? I can assure you they're WAY more fun to play than to listen to.
I'd better get studying. I know I've said it a million times now, but please pray for me. Everything about school is SO GREAT, but this performance aspect is really sucking the life out of me. I feel almost defeated. Which is not like me, because I like to try my best and FIGHT - it's just that I've BEEN trying and fighting this entire time - I've been practicing more than I'm required to, and journalling about all this, and declaring Scriptures to stand on... I have no idea what ELSE to do!
2 comments:
whoa.
a) I don't think we know what to do either! You're in your FIRST HALF of your FIRST TERM of your FIRST YEAR! Take it easier on yourself. I mean, work hard, but don't be so hard on yourself. Your learning curve looks like mount everest.
b) I would pay handsomely to see people trying to dance to those songs.
c) of course she's asian. of course. why are they so talented?
well yeah, and she's just a kid at a recital.
i'm performing them tomorrow!!!
i just got a book today by a rabbi called "face your fear". i felt like SUCH a dork paying for it... i usually feel a bit dorky in the self-help section as it is, but then actually buying something for such an obvious need...
but it's REALLY REALLY good. and i'm happy that he's a rabbi, and not just some therapist... he talks about God all the time! well... G-d, anyway.
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