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Reggie Daughson
Being on Stage gives you the Motivation, Inspiration, and Confidence to get you on stage and grow into the entertainer you dream about being. Turn your audience into fans with the help of the renowned Entertainment and Live Performance Coach, Reggie Daughson.
If you expect worse from yourself then y ou need to spend more time on the preparation side of things. Let's review what expectations do to your talent.....D-E-S-T-R-O-Y.
Yes, its true, it sells. But what does it say about your talent if that is all that is there? Have respect for your talent and share it in the right way.
When you feel yourself hitting a plateau and you no longer feel challenged, its time for a change. Its time for an upgrade to your talent and performance.
In this episode you will hear 3 easy ways to make your audience go nuts. Like everything else we do on stage, it is all about about timing and attitude but when done correctly your audience WILL respond.
Every performer should remember the golden rule for performing on stage: When you mess up, Keep going, don't stop no matter what.
Sometimes it can be difficult to build your energy on stage when you are not getting a response form the audience. But what are you doing to trigger their response?
Setting up my goals for 2020, make sure you do the same. Need some idea's? These are perfect resolutions for anyone, especially performers.
The first connection people have with you is visually. What you wear on stage is almost as important as what you do.
What do you do when you feel like your cheering section is a little empty? Get a cheerleader and keep playing.
We all go through periods of life that seem to be keeping us from our passion. You have to keep going and make your talent one of your priorities.
Restricting yourself on stage will lose the audience. You have to use the space you have to engage the audience and make them feel more (or less) intensity during your show.
Its no secret that sex sells but if you really want to win over your audience long term, you have to rely on your talent not your body. Time to get dressed.
Making changes can make people nervous and even scared. Performers especially can get caught up in monotony and neglect to embrace and look for ways to change and grow.
There are going to be people that don't understand you, underestimate you, or just don't like you but you have to keep moving forward. The opportunity you are REALLY looking for will come.
When you set your goal for the year it can seem like a daunting task but when you hold yourself accountable and keep pressing on you will see that you CAN accomplish that goal.
It's easy to have a vision of what we want for ourselves. What's difficult is the work we have to put in to make that our reality. The decision to put in that work lies only with you.
Making mistakes onstage is 100% inevitable. The important thing is how you recover and move forward after it happens.
Apostrophe. Semi-colon. Ellipsis. Exclamation point. Each one of these punctuation marks represent something incredible in your journey.
The easiest way to get that next gig is as simple as asking for it. There are opportunities everywhere you just have to go after them.
It's inevitable. Someone will ask you what the meaning of your performance is or tell you what they think it means. How do you handle it when that happens?
There are going to be times when you prepare and prepare but it the performance just doesn't match all the preparation and planning you put into it.
When a hurricane begins developing many people try to predict where its going to end up. No matter how much technology we have the predicted path continues to change. You path as a performer will do the same, change and shift until you finally make it.
Do you ever dread watching a video of a recent performance? If you want that feeling of dread to go away you must become the performer that you would look forward to watching.