Episode 54: It's a Long Hard Ride

Let’s face it, the career of a performer is not easy. It is one of the hardest paths to follow and is ribboned with pain and disappointment. But then you move forward.

Episode 54 of the The Being On Stage Podcast podcast, hosted by Reggie Daughson, titled "Episode 54: It's a Long Hard Ride" was published on August 16, 2018 and runs 10 minutes.

August 16, 2018 ·10m · The Being On Stage Podcast

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Let’s face it, the career of a performer is not easy. It is one of the hardest paths to follow and is ribboned with pain and disappointment. But then you move forward.

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Let’s face it, the career of a performer is not easy. It is one of the hardest paths to follow and is ribboned with pain and disappointment. But then you move forward.

And you move forward again.

And again.

Slow Progress is still progress my friends. You may have unreturned calls and e-mails, you will have small crowd and empty crowds. Take those moments as part of the journey. You cannot be ready for success if you have not experienced failure. Enjoy the journey of getting to know yourself as a performer, take pride in the performance you put on even if only 3 people see it. Experience the journey and you will be ready for the success to come.

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