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Strangling My Muse 
Yep, it’s true. I sang in a concert today and it went really well. I feel so much better, so much more alive, having done what I know I am supposed to be doing — sharing my talent with others. She’s right, you do increase your creativity when you use it.
I’m so glad your concert went well, Julee! It’s amazing how alive pursuing our creative talents can make us feel. Bravo for you!!
~Sandy
Thanks, Sandy. I feel less good today after reviewing the video, but at least I got one good night of feeling good out of it. Back to developing and perfecting technique, lol!
Here’s a suggestion: why don’t you look at the video again and focus on everything you did right?! It’s so easy to be hard on ourselves for any imperfection — I’m certainly guilty of that! But, in fairness to yourself, you should also pat yourself on the back for every note you sang well, yes?
~Sandy