💫 Do you know you have the talent, the voice, but somehow the harder you try to show it, the further away it seems to get, and the more frustrated you feel?
💫 Does it feels like you have tried everything to be the truly amazing artist you just know you can be, and yet somehow your real ability to perform seems to be just out of reach?
💫 Do you want the real you to shine through, but something always seems to get in the way?
“If you are undecided,
don’t be – Hattie might
just change your life.”
– Rebecca Olsen
My biggest struggle was always to be myself, in a relaxed and confident way, in front of an audience. To be the sort of performer I knew I could be. On the outside I looked confident, but on the inside I felt completely different.
This not only affected how performed, but also how I felt about myself as a performer. No matter how hard I tried, how much effort I put in, I never seemed to achieve the results I knew I was capable of.
I realised something had to change if I was ever to achieve what I wanted, and I spent the next few years understanding what that was. What I uncovered has transformed how I perform, and what I feel when I do. It then became my life’s mission to help others make the same change, so they can free themselves up to produce the sort of performances they can be proud of – and that their audience love. Engaging their audiences like never before.
In my free online workshop I will share with you 3 secrets to being genuinely comfortable in front of an audience.
If I were to be asked the most impactful change I have made to my performing in recent years, it would have to be the technique I set out in this Lifting the SMOG workbook. This simple technique has helped make me happier, way more productive, and more assured as a performer than I thought possible – and it has the same effect for my clients.
Download it for free and see what it can help you achieve….
find your true voice
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