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I talked to Ryan about it

I talked to Ryan about it afterwards.

“What’s the problem?” he asked.

“Other than feeling like I’m not good enough, that I’ll screw it up and never get another chance?”

He smiled. “I felt like that at Derek’s and my first frat gig – the one where we had to pay in beer?”

I nodded. “I remember that story.”

“I felt like if I screwed up, nobody would ever hire us again, and we’d be banned from playing any party in Athens, forever. Then I felt the same way at my first paying gig. And then at our first club date. And then on our first tour. And then at our first stadium show.”

I stared at him. “Seriously?”

“The feeling never goes away – not if you keep reaching for bigger and better things. But that’s okay; you want that feeling to be there. Because if it’s not there, it means you aren’t reaching very far. Do you worry about getting more small writing gigs?”

“No.”

“But I’ll bet the first one you ever got, you were really nervous.”

“Yeah,” I admitted.

“But you probably did a great job.”

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