Have you tried inventing and inhabiting a complex character who doesn’t have your problem?
Step two – characterize self in each role For each of the roles you have come up with, ask yourself questions like: What emotions do you experience in each of these roles? What behaviours? What drives each of these personas? What sort of thing does each of these personas tend to say? What age/appearance is each of these personas?
Paul Lawrence • The Wise Leader: A Practical Guide for Thinking Differently About Leadership
Write a one-page story. Name the problem you want to solve or the world you seek to explore. Explain why you should care about this or why this journey is so hard. Finally, show how you see yourself setting this in motion. Make yourself the protagonist of the story. Use this story to think about the first steps or actions you would take to get star
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Here are some questions that a performer might answer about his persona/character in order to fully bring them to life on stage, that will also help you discover the truth about yourself: