The Most Basic Human Connection

from The Being On Stage Podcast · host Reggie Daughson

When you are on stage it is so easy to get lost in the art and close your eyes but you are on stage for our audience. You must open your eyes and make eye contact with your audience. Schedule your Free Coaching Call with Reggie Check out The Being On Stage Group on Facebook Episode Updates on Instagram

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When you are on stage it is so easy to get lost in the art and close your eyes but you are on stage for our audience. You must open your eyes and make eye contact with your audience.

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