When was the
last time you really stood out in a crowd? Are
you
comfortable in that position, or do you wish you could
fade into the
woodwork?
I was about 8
when I first stood out in front of a large crowd, it wasn't simple.The poem I
practiced for days seemed to have vanished when I opened my mouth. It took me a
moment to recover, and recite the first stanza of the poem. I went on in pauses
until I heard the noise of the claps signaling the end of my recital.
I was even more shy back in high school. As a teenager, I became more conscious about myself that I felt anxious being in
front of the crowd, except for the things where I had to do it for the sake of grades. I remember liking the
feeling of being at the backstage for , atleast, when I make a mistake it
wouldn't create such a big fuss. Being at the backstage, kept me away from
backstabbers, and made me do things efficiently without having people's
attention. It was a sense of relief.
College though was more difficult for me. I can no longer be at the back anymore. I had to practice being confident most of the time as we are always dealing with people. The experience I had with all the school activities, somehow, improved my social skills, much more when I graduated. I realize the benefit of having lots of exposure - because I know it'll help me grow as person.
No comments:
Post a Comment
I want to hear from you .. write down your thoughts XD