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Today, I posted a series of blogs - 3 to be exact. It has an order in which you should read them. The first blog (directly below this one) is where you should begin and then continue scrolling down to review the other two. I must say that going back and reading these blogs really allows me to learn from my emotional mistakes.
I began auditioning in New York with a very positive attitude. It only took one, yes one, audition day for me to get frustrated and have my energy and positivity go away. I was not in a good place.
So, now, looking back, I realize that I have to be patient with the process and with myself. I have been spoiled with getting back to back gigs. Call it luck. I call it a blessing. Now, I am moving forward with my dreams and aiming for better things that will further my career. I absolutely love what I do. However, the love can be strong to a degree where I lose all patience and become and non-stop bitcher.
I am changing that character default of mine pronto!


Posted in General on June 15th, 2008

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  1. Greg Says:
    June 16th, 2008 at 12:54 am

    I’m not exactly sure why, but I was always under the assumption that this blog was going to be somewhat anonymous on your part?


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