The Kevin Clifton ShowDiscovering And Developing Our Inner Identity - with Ali Gordon-Creed
In this week's very special episode, Kevin talks to Ali Gordon-Creed, a specialist in the power of positive thinking, and founder of Future Perfect. Ali joins the show to talk about the importance of finding and holding onto, your identity as a performer, and how we can make sure that we take care of not just our physical health, but also our mental fortitude.
KEY TAKEAWAYS
- As performers, we have to find our true identity in order to make the most of ourselves. In the lockdown, some performers are in danger of losing the self they have fought to find.
- We are all born with a sense of self-identity. Performers have a smaller, separate self - one that wants to sing, dance or perform in some way. Initially though, this smaller self is section of the larger self.
- We must seek to feed our physical self in terms of health, and our mental self in terms of what inspires us. This can take many forms, from simple exercise, to mental nourishment.
- Performance is the art of creating truth in any given moment, and communicating it, with precision, to another person. The responsibility is incredible.
BEST MOMENTS
'A lot of performers are feeling a bit lost, or they don't quite know what to do with themselves' - 2:51
'That performing part starts top get acknowledgement' - 6:30
'The first step is "What's my goal for myself today? What do I want to do?"' - 11:52
'It's that connection with another being in the performance that makes whoever's watching irrelevant' - 30:24
VALUABLE RESOURCES
Ali Gordon-Creed Twitter - https://twitter.com/perfectfuture4u?lang=en
Ali Gordon-Creed LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/ali-gordon-creed/?originalSubdomain=uk
ABOUT THE HOST
Kevin Clifton is a professional dancer who has been performing & competing at the highest level for over a decade. Kevin has worked on shows like 'Burn the floor' & 'Rock of Ages' to 'Strictly Come Dancing' one of the biggest TV shows in the UK which Kevin won in 2018.
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