Why I Move to Music - Why Don't They?

Confused, I look at someone with headphones on, I can hear the beats of their songs, yet they aren't moving. It seems that the act of moving to music through headphones is relegated to those who identify with what is known as a lower-class trend. I say that because, in my experience, all who moved to their music on public transport (in public but not on a dancefloor) were the sorts you could imagine knew, liked and hung out with 'black' people - and all of those who didn't, were not.

After A Bad Performance

After a bad showing one can feel that all is lost...

Yes you didn't do yourself as proudly as you could've, but that's okay. Most of what you did was really very good, its just that there was mistakes and you know that they ruined the performance.

Like everyone else, you didn't listen to what I said, possibly because it was me who said it. I told you to practice what you had to do until it was easy, as second nature.

You can take the apparent failure as a final knock down, one that knocks you out of the game, or a learning process. Everyone experiences failure in some way, its a part of success.

Keep going on, doing what you enjoy, but remember that you can and should always be working to improve. Surprisingly, improvement is really easy; all you have to do is do and improvement will happen automatically.