Once the curtain has closed for Act 1, be it you rocked the part or shattered it like cheap glass, let the curtain fall. Open your heart to Act 2 and feel the heart of the play encouraging you to perform at your very best. And when you feel iffy look toward stage right- pretend you see your mom’s smiles of encouragement to walk your very first steps and your dad’s clapping hands when you succeeded. If you are still missing cues and forgetting your lines never fear, look to stage left and you will see nothing, but open your mind and feel. The Big Guy is sending your directions, you just have to listen closely and follow His lead. Lights. Cameras. Actions. Live!
Rhonda Albom says
April 1, 2015 atAs this is my first visit to your blog I am not sure if you are metaphorically speaking or literally. Other way great advice, and similar to that which I give my teen as she learns to drive a car. If something goes wrong, shake it off, or close the curtain and move on. Welcome to the AtoZ challenge 2015.
Pam List says
April 1, 2015 atThank you! I was in the midst of writing a letter of encouragement and this kept popping into my head, so yes, more metaphorical than anything else.
Happy April!
Jeremy [Retro] says
April 1, 2015 atGreat start, all the luck on all the letters!
Welcome in the “A”… as a host I am stopping by to say thank you!
Jeremy [Retro]
AtoZ Challenge Co-Host [2015]
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Sam Sly says
April 1, 2015 atHi, I am also participating in the AtoZChallenge and thought I would stop by and check out your blog. I like your post for “A”. I think it contains wonderful lessons relevant to performance and to life.