2010 – Your Best Singing Year Ever! Here’s How:
Posted on 04. Jan, 2010 by Per Bristow in Communication, Health, Performance, Singing, Speaking
I just got back from a trip, but recorded this video for you while I was gone. Here's my take on how we can really achieve great results this year and why New Year resolutions so often fail. How do you like the scenery? Glad I didn't drop the camera. If you pay close attention you'll catch a glimpse of my wife (well, kind of).
So let's expand on this. Well, first off; here is my New Year “resolution” to you:
I will do everything I can to help you improve those very abilities that enable you to make dramatic changes in your life, so that you can experience phenomenal joy and success in 2010!
Remember that the skills I teach, which are about improving your ability to learn rapidly, also apply to rapid healing. To learn and to heal are both about being able to make changes in mind and body. These skills are also closely related to being able to perform at your peak when it matters.
I am also incredibly excited to soon share improvements and additions to all of you who are members of The Singing Zone. 2009 has been absolutely sensational. At last count we have had members from over 65 countries and the feedback has been phenomenal. I want to thank each and every one of you, and also congratulate you for having taking the step to grow and further your abilities. I think you’ll agree that to be able to sing and express with greater freedom is far more important than it might seem.
It has also been wonderful to receive your emails and learn how these new developed skills have affected your life beyond singing and performing. (The previously published story about a member’s improved golf game is one nice example)
My plan for 2010 is to take the experience for all you members to yet another level.
THANK YOU!
Let’s make 2010 a breakthrough year – a year filled with tremendous life-enriching discoveries and experiences!
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Robbie H
07. Jan, 2011
Hi Per!
(and fellow readers)
I have enjoyed your updates over the few months and have tried to use many of your techniques.
I have recently been diagnosed with throat cancer and have had by vocal chords stripped down quite significantly. Laser surgery has not been used which has given me a chance to sing again at some point in the future. Do you have any specific giudelines to help me regain the strength in my voice?
Robbie
Ricky
07. Jan, 2011
I'm with John!
Heather
30. Aug, 2010
When I was working online things were great but then I couldn't renew and thought I'd use the DVD's in my car but they won't work. Any suggestions?
Dorothy Massenburg
27. Aug, 2010
thank you for all your time, I do understand your teaching. I have good feel about myself if I keep listen to you. you aso a nice looking teacher and take you time when you are talking to your students. I am in school righ now for music and keyboard, so again "thank you"
Dorothy
lea helmerich
26. Aug, 2010
Type your comment here…your coaching has helped
my singing tremendously! thank you.
Glen
28. Jun, 2010
Just found out about your singing tutorials. Will be looking into the program and deciding if that is something we need. As for New Year's Resolutions why wait for Dec 31 why not make them during the year and use your will-power to overcome the negative aspect of yourself. Keep in mind that 'Man' can do anything he chooses, so long as it's humanly possible.
Glen – Western Australia
Maria
20. Feb, 2010
I have enjoyed the learning process thus far Im new to singing and am on the 3rd leson, the group I sing with are amazed at the prpgress I have made in just 2 weeks
Thanks Per
Glenda Peglau
19. Feb, 2010
Wow great scenery and some well thought well spoken advice…simple yet deep at the same time..it's funny how we all want to rush to the result not enjoying the process..and what a great analogy u had with skiing and life!!
I must say I cried last year looking over New Year's resolutions from past years…as I realized that every year I'd written nearly the same thing..it forced me to ask some hard questions and earnestly seek a new way…..thx