*** SOUND STARTS at 5:45! ***Mindset Mondays with DTK – Ep #112 — ???????????????? ???? ????????????????????????.Bruce Springsteen was once asked if he ever got stage fright. Without hesitation, he said "Never." He went on to say that he knows it's time to perform when his palms get a little sweaty, his heart races a bit, and he gets a little short of breath. After a few deep breaths, he heads out onto the stage.“???????????????? ???????? ???????????????????????????????????????? ???????????????????????????? ???????????? ????????????????????????.” — Fritz Perls, MDWhat he described matches the way most people experience stage fright! He merely frames it differently. By adding the breathing, he transforms the indicators of fear into excitement.You see, the physiological markers for both fear and excitement are virtually identical … except that with fear, we stop breathing.Where could adding a breath (or two) right now shift your experience?
Posted by David Taylor-Klaus on Monday, April 13, 2020
Episode #112 — Take a breath.
Bruce Springsteen was once asked if he ever got stage fright. Without hesitation, he said “Never.” He went on to say that he knows it’s time to perform when his palms get a little sweaty, his heart races a bit, and he gets a little short of breath. After a few deep breaths, he heads out onto the stage.
“Fear is excitement without the breath.”
— Fritz Perls, MD
What Bruce described matches the way most people experience stage fright! He merely frames it differently. By adding the breathing, he transforms the indicators of fear into excitement.
You see, the physiological markers for both fear and excitement are virtually identical … except that with fear, we stop breathing.
Where could adding a breath (or two) right now shift your experience?
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