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Explore the secrets of performing Shakespeare. Delve into characters and scenes. Build a rich connection to the greatest English poet & playwright.

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Happiness as a natural outcome, not an interminable target
Interesting Saturday read: “Happiness isn’t something you achieve and keep. It’s the natural byproduct when you live true to what matters and learn to recognize the good already in your life.” I am guilty of this: if you set vague goals for yourself such as "things will get easier when" or " if I just keep my head down for .." then you are deferring action until later. We thrive when we set actionable, achievable goals, with specific measurable outcomes and timeliness. I am interested to hear: how do YOU measure Happiness? https://siliconcanals.com/t-research-suggests-the-habit-of-deferring-happiness-ill-enjoy-life-when-the-kids-leave-when-i-retire-when-things-calm-down-isnt-patience-its-a-pattern-that-simply-moves-the-horizon-forward-no-matter/
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@Rory Piontkowski I actually think it's a combination of both. It depends on whether I'm creating something on my own or I'm collaborating. On my own, the judgmental voices start coming out and I have to consciously keep them quiet. Less so when I'm working with others.
1 like • Apr 25
@Rory Piontkowski good question
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Professional actor, director, singer, teacher, coach, & creator; Master of Fine Arts in Acting with 25+ years of experience in multiple genres.

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