The feeling of being in a scene, with that level of intensity, cannot be described. Pro athletes, actors, and dancers all experience it and strive for that heightened reality in their respective performances.
The field of emotional performance lacks concrete measures and attracts many charlatans but having a mantra of 80 percent good can help in moving forward.
A person recounts a time when they performed as "Bird" on stage a few times, and a friend brought it up while walking to a venue.
The speaker and another person had a moment of panic when they wondered if the audience was coming to see them, and discuss how a lack of crowd can affect their performance style.
The podcast discusses the pressure on performers to prove themselves against stereotypes and historical discrimination, using the example of Jackie Robinson and vaudeville performers.
Ingesting creatine can increase muscle creatine content, with 18 studies supporting this claim, while beta-alanine and electrolytes are also well-supported ways to improve performance and muscle communication.
The speaker discusses the importance of being honest and direct with the audience while also incorporating a theatrical element to their performance.
The beauty in performances comes from actors who can ad-lib from their hearts. A reminiscing guest shares how his mother serves as an example of living with one's heart.
The importance of not drinking before a performance is emphasized, as it can affect the quality of one's work. However, balancing priorities and self-care is crucial in achieving success and avoiding addiction.
