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Yeah, I took that from Eminem...and twisted it. Today's post will be about pre-performance jitters. Everyone...almost everyone gets pre-performance jitters...and it's okay. It's not a bad sign. It doesn't mean your performance is going to go bad... Some people believe that pre-performance jitters can affect your performance, but that won't be applicable to you...if you take the right steps pre-performance. Why do people believe that the jitters affect your performance? I always tell everyone that pre-performance jitters are a good sign. Sometimes people sweat. Their palms sweat. In instruments like the guitar, your sweaty hands may not  be a good thing.  Some people shake with nervousness or fear. That's okay too...stage performances can be scary.  As far as I know, shaking of hands, sweating of palms, and other such physical effects are the only contributors to a stage performance going bad.  Usually, the nervousness helps people perform BETT...

Hey guys, I hope you're doing good. This article is only for those who have stage fright.  Unlike what many people say, it is not necessary that if you have a little nervousness or fright before going on stage, it's because your performance is going to be good. That is all bullshit. I am going to be pretty straightforward with you, it's only been told to you to boost your confidence or to make your state better. However, now it seems to be a belief. Let me set things straight for you, and tell you how to overcome your fears.  I'm 15 now, but when I was younger, like 6 or 7, I was too shy to talk to guests who came to my house. Today, I go on stage with almost no fear or nervousness. Stages have become a playground for me, and I look forward to stage performances. Stages are very interesting, here's why: 1) It shows you how good of a musician you are. It shows you your own level. 2) The best feeling is when your audience cheers for you. It will make you feel ...