Non-Attachment Tool for Ambitious Musicians: Loss Processing | Angela Beeching скачать в хорошем качестве

Non-Attachment Tool for Ambitious Musicians: Loss Processing | Angela Beeching

Ambition drives musicians—but when we get too attached to immediate results, it can derail us. I teach the Loss Processing Tool in this video to teach ambitious musicians how to stay motivated for the long haul so smaller setbacks don't sabotage us (hint: it's all about letting go). If you're interested in getting more of these specialized mindset Tools for musicians, subscribe here:    / @angelamylesbeeching   Your upcoming concert, audition, or interview can feel like your life depends on nailing it—that kind of pressure can undermine our efforts. This video introduces a mindset tool originally developed by author and therapist Phil Stutz (co-author of _The Tools_), which I’ve adapted here specifically for ambitious musicians. Note: It’s not a quick fix. It’s a _practice_. A way to start loosening the grip—so you can keep showing up for your work with more presence, more clarity, and less fear. Created for musicians who are committed to their growth—and want to stay in the game for the long haul. I’m Angela Myles Beeching — music career coach and author of _Beyond Talent_. I help musicians overcome imposter syndrome, perfectionism, procrastination, self-sabotage, self-doubt, and comparison using mindset tools inspired by Phil Stutz and Barry Michels and adapted specifically for musicians. 👇 If this resonates, hit like, leave a comment, and share it with a musician who might need it today. 00:00 Introduction plus when and why use the tool 02:51 The Tool in 3 steps 04:47 Ideas for practicing the Tool and why you might want to 👉 Subscribe:    / @angelamylesbeeching   👉 Download my free guide: “5 Minutes to a Confident Stage Presence” https://angelabeeching.com/5-minutes/ 👉 Join my newsletter for more tools + resources: https://angelabeeching.com/newsletter/