mindset & motivation
Audition Anxiety: Why Trying to Control Your Nerves Makes It Worse
There’s a particular kind of exhaustion that comes from fighting your own nervous system before you’ve even walked into the audition room. Most actors’ ...
Why New Year Resolutions Fail (And How to Set Intentions That Stick)
A new year begins. Suddenly the gyms are full of people embarking on a new fitness routine. Social media fills with declarations about giving ...
Beyond Audition Rejection: What’s Your Strategy for Not Booking the Job?
Auditions are a fact of life for actors. Everyone dreams of reaching that level of success where auditions are no longer a factor in ...
The Illusion of Control: how to Transform Your Audition Mindset from Anxiety to Presence
Discover how the illusion of control fuels audition anxiety. Learn to transform your audition mindset from controlling outcomes to authentic presence.
Transform Your Audition Mindset: A Hypnotherapist’s Guide for Actors
In the quiet space between preparation and performance, there’s a moment where everything can shift. Where you can choose presence over perfectionism. This is ...
Imposter Syndrome in actors: 5 audition pitfalls to avoid
Imposter Syndrome in actors can be a crippling issue, often leading to self-doubt and various audition pitfalls. Your agent calls. You’ve got a casting. ...
W5–What Will You Do Differently?
So here we are at the end of this journey. What will you do differently? Because if you truly want to achieve your goal, something must change. ...
w4 – identify the change you need to make
So, we’ve identified a goal—one that inspires and excites us—and we’ve explored why we want to achieve it. . We’ve also examined the obstacles standing ...
w3 – identify the roadblocks Stopping You?
So far in this series, we’ve explored what you want, setting goals, and understanding why they matter. Now, it’s time to identify the roadblocks—what’s ...
W2: uncovering The Why of habit Change
Last time, we looked at W1: The What of change—what is it you want? Now, we’re moving on to W2: the why of habit ...
