Is It Really so Bad to Frown After Making a Mistake?
The Bulletproof Musician - A podcast by Noa Kageyama - Sundays
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My daughter loved playing card games as a young child. And what was fun about playing with her was how completely transparent she was. Anytime she got a good hand, or picked up a special card, the glee was written all over her face. Her eyes lit up, and I knew something unfortunate was about to happen to me. 😆 This sort of emotional expressivity is an important part of communicating from the stage - but there’s a negative side of this too, of course. Because I'm guessing we've all been told ...