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					<description><![CDATA[Thanks Katy.
This is such a great frame for that (or those) bump(s) in development. I sometimes forget that it&#039;s not a steady curve, but rather development and growth comes in waves and bunches - intercut with periods of self-doubt and frustration. Just yesterday I was pondering the joy beginners derive from beginner scenes. Your line - &quot;there are no nerves, no stress, you know you can do whatever you want and there’s nothing important riding on it.  You perform, you get LAUGHS - which is amazing - and then you’re done.  Fun.&quot;  - reminded me why we all started doing this in the first place.
And there&#039;s always something new to learn, no matter where on the conscious/competence chart you are.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Thanks Katy.<br />
This is such a great frame for that (or those) bump(s) in development. I sometimes forget that it&#8217;s not a steady curve, but rather development and growth comes in waves and bunches &#8211; intercut with periods of self-doubt and frustration. Just yesterday I was pondering the joy beginners derive from beginner scenes. Your line &#8211; &#8220;there are no nerves, no stress, you know you can do whatever you want and there’s nothing important riding on it.  You perform, you get LAUGHS &#8211; which is amazing &#8211; and then you’re done.  Fun.&#8221;  &#8211; reminded me why we all started doing this in the first place.<br />
And there&#8217;s always something new to learn, no matter where on the conscious/competence chart you are.</p>
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