Dear Victor, I have to agree with you concerning that "duality" of confidence and unsureness at the same time. I wonder if it comes from the fact that she, and other artists have to reach out to people en masse? When you perform in front of others as a musician, the ability to reach other people becomes so important. I would say that is also true of actors, and anyone else in the public spotlight.
Love, Sherelle In a message dated 06/09/2002 6:23:41 AM Pacific Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: > I think to some degree, she does know what an effect she's had on so many > lives and that she is able to find some peace and contentment from it in > spite of other complications/issues in her life. She may at times, seek > some kind of reassurance, but inside I think she really does know this on a > deep level. There is always that duality of feeling vulnerable and a little > unsure and at the same time, feeling exceedingly confident and engulfed in > your creative efforts. I think that is always there from the beginning and > never really goes away, no matter how many awards or accolades you might > receive. > > And I think, alot of musicians that appear so confident and sure of > themselves in the public eye and show no weaknesses of frailty,
