Performance psychology book about a 6 year old singing on stage

The Big Performance

Jonathan singing enthusiastically in the shower, surrounded by soap bubbles and steam

Jonathan was an 8-year-old boy who loved to sing. He sang in the shower, at the park, and even while doing his homework. One day, his teacher announced a big school performance. Jonathan was excited but also very nervous. What if he forgot the words?

The Nervous Beginning

Jonathan standing in front of his family, singing with confidence while they applaud

Jonathan decided to practice every day. He sang in front of his family, and they clapped and cheered. His mom gave him tips on how to remember the words. Jonathan felt a little more confident each day. He was determined to do his best.

Practice Makes Perfect

Jonathan with a nervous expression, taking deep breaths while sitting on his bed

The day before the performance, Jonathan felt butterflies in his stomach. He couldn't stop thinking about singing in front of everyone. His dad told him it was normal to feel nervous. Jonathan took deep breaths and imagined himself singing perfectly. He knew he had worked hard.

The Day Before

Jonathan looking calm and ready, spotting his friend giving a thumbs up in the audience

On the day of the performance, Jonathan saw his best friend in the audience. His friend gave him a big thumbs up and a smile. Jonathan felt a wave of calmness wash over him. It was nice to know someone was there just for him. He felt ready to sing.

A Friendly Face

Jonathan on stage under bright lights, singing with confidence and a smile

When it was Jonathan's turn, he walked onto the stage. The lights were bright, and the room was silent. He took a deep breath and began to sing. His voice was strong and clear. Jonathan remembered every word, and the audience was amazed.

The Big Moment

Jonathan beaming with pride as his teacher hugs him on stage after his performance

As Jonathan finished his song, the room erupted in applause. He felt proud and happy. His teacher gave him a big hug and said he did wonderfully. Jonathan's family cheered the loudest of all. He realized that all his hard work had paid off.

A Round of Applause

Jonathan with a determined and confident expression, imagining himself singing on various stages

Jonathan learned that being nervous was okay. It was important to practice and believe in himself. He knew he could do anything if he tried his best. Jonathan felt more confident about future performances. He couldn't wait to sing again.

A Lesson Learned

Jonathan excitedly signing up for the school choir, with a big smile on his face

After the performance, Jonathan was excited about new challenges. He wanted to join the school choir and sing even more. Jonathan's love for singing grew stronger every day. He knew he had a special talent to share. Jonathan was ready for his next big adventure.