Enjoying the Spotlight
I love seeing people, especially kids, enjoying the spotlight…getting up the guts to walk out on stage, whether with a big group, or not (aka solo, on their own) and just giving it their all. The end of this school Read More …
Tag: perform
All Together Now
What is amazing to me, every time we hear performers sing is that their voices, all together now, sound as one. Harmony. Melody. Rhythm. One perfect blend of voices. Happy and smiling, swaying to the beat. As we near the Read More …
More Than Words
It is more than words, memorized that make you the star of the play, or the one who wins people over (in sales, in life at work)… over and over again. You have to show emotion, be able to convey Read More …
Setting the Stage
Performances are best when you take time in setting the stage. The lighting. The decor. The costuming. The music. The sets. The color blocking. Then, cue the actors. As in drama, in life, it is very much and very often Read More …
I Did Say Yes
Well, a while ago – a long time ago in fact – I did say yes. I said yes to Philadelphia, and even though I left for a while, I came back to the area. I said yes to trying Read More …
Pressure to Perform
If you think life is difficult, imagine the pressure to perform at the Olympics. These people, so many of them, who are young kids, mature as they are, still…so very young. They have dedicated their entire life to this one Read More …
Keep It Organized
It is best if you can start from the beginning and keep it organized. Not to take anything away from the professional organizers…they definitely can help you when you can’t manage to handle things once. That said….try your best to Read More …
Starting Early in Your Career
If you have success, starting early in your career – more power to you, right? Debbie Reynolds was just 19 when she was in her first movie…Singing In The Rain. Carrie Fisher was just 19 when she was in her Read More …
How’d I Do
When your kids are growing up, they are constantly looking for approval. “How’d I do – did I do it all right mom/dad?” From the first moments, of forming words – when they can’t even ask you that question – Read More …