I'm not laughing too - because the audience is laughing at me. I made a mistake. What came out of my mouth was a strange mixture of what I was thinking and what I wanted to say.
The audience finds it funny. I don't.
Slips of the tongue on stage are always embarrassing.
And yet I keep going on stage. Yet I still don't dare to be in front of people. I'm afraid of making mistakes, but I still do what I do.
And that is exactly what this is about.
Are you afraid of making mistakes?
I'll be honest: I'm afraid of brazil telegram screening making mistakes. I'm afraid that no one will like my texts. I'm afraid that my customers will reject an advertising text . I'm afraid that a "hater" will post a nasty comment under my blog.
Just yesterday I embarrassed myself in front of a client. I sent him the draft, not the finished version. The client thought it was the finished version and criticized the text.
Not a good feeling...
The fear of making mistakes always sits on my shoulders and whispers in my ear: You can't do that, you won't manage it, the others are better than you.
Athletes are afraid of tournaments – but still go onto the field.
Authors are afraid of publishing – but still go to publishers.
Bloggers are afraid of rejection – and still press the publish button.