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by Gary E. Andrews - 07/24/26 08:58 PM
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<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by WaitingforGodot:
But how do I become an effective, dynamic, true front man?
</font> You can't. Give up immediately and get a job in the food service industry. Just kidding.... You do what everyone else does: work at it until you can't work any more...then work at it some more. It will come. Turn your handicaps into opportunities. If you can't dance like everyone else, dance like YOU and it just might be something completely new that will mesmerize people. For inspiration, look at old tapes of Joe Cocker, a clod if ever their was one. But he turned his spastic, spinning, drunken reel into an industry. Maybe you can, too. Good luck.
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