Episode 387 - The Spotlight Effect

In this episode, John explains that the spotlight effect is a cognitive bias that leads us to believe that we are being noticed more than we actually are. This can hinder our progress and make us afraid of taking risks and making mistakes. John shares personal experiences from his own life to illustrate the importance of taking risks and embracing failure in order to grow and improve. He encourages us to change our perspective, understand that the fear of failure is unfounded, and invest in ourselves to become better singers.

Episode highlights:

• Taking risks and embracing failure are essential for growth and improvement as a singer.
• Performing in live situations and recording in professional studios provide valuable learning experiences.
• Investing in ourselves, seeking professional help, and practicing regularly are key to becoming better singers.

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