Life does not stop, we have to make time for our passion.

“Whether Its 300 people, 3000 or 13,000 it has to feel like a celebration and you have to connect….I treat it like whether you are at the back or whether you are at the front, this is a night where something’s going to happen that can only happen there.”

Fear sucks the life out of you. Performers CANNOT thrive when fear is looming over us.

Once you have the gig, how do you get people there?

Maintaining contact with your audience is crucial for performers. People want to stay connected to you.

It’s inevitable. If something can go wrong it will.

Performing on stage creates opportunity for things to go wrong. Before you focus on that negative situation, stop! Assess the issue and move on to how you can fix it or work-around it.

Every time you get on stage try to imagine what you want to audience to see. Then create that show and have confidence in what you created.

Your audience craves your attention. No matter how good you are you have to show your audience the attention they deserve.

In order to keep growing we have to be open to that growth. In other words, Check the ego.

Being a performer is amazing, but the best part of being human is the ability to care and be passionate about more than one thing.