
So dealing with rejection as a kid is definitely 50 times harder than an adult because an adult could be just, you know, you're more emotionally mature so you can handle rejection better.

but then again what she's saying how you could be put in a room with so many other kids comparison the comparison game oh that is probably 50 times harder when you're a kid as well because you're you're listening and watching other kids perform and you're like they just did it so much better than how i could have ever done it and then you just start to crumble as a kid so I don't know, maybe this is just to show that as a parent, you should probably teach your kids these basic virtues of honesty, of compassion, of friendship, of teamwork, of not comparing, things like this.
is that the the audition process is and then often most like nine times out of ten kids then talk to themselves in the room the team have a little chat to each other and then literally cut people in front of each other and say not you not you not you not you like we're so sorry and then they leave the room and like have to go back to their parents like crying and like distraught and then they're

But I mean, gosh, I don't know how it was back when she was a kid in terms of the casting process.

This is my biggest hot take, and I'm going to feel this way just for the longest until we do in-person auditions again.

Now you will self you'll you're going to do it yourself, you get your phone and you record yourself, that's your tape.

So dealing with rejection as a kid is definitely 50 times harder than an adult because an adult could be just, you know, you're more emotionally mature so you can handle rejection better.

but then again what she's saying how you could be put in a room with so many other kids comparison the comparison game oh that is probably 50 times harder when you're a kid as well because you're you're listening and watching other kids perform and you're like they just did it so much better than how i could have ever done it and then you just start to crumble as a kid so I don't know, maybe this is just to show that as a parent, you should probably teach your kids these basic virtues of honesty, of compassion, of friendship, of teamwork, of not comparing, things like this.
is that the the audition process is and then often most like nine times out of ten kids then talk to themselves in the room the team have a little chat to each other and then literally cut people in front of each other and say not you not you not you not you like we're so sorry and then they leave the room and like have to go back to their parents like crying and like distraught and then they're

But I mean, gosh, I don't know how it was back when she was a kid in terms of the casting process.

This is my biggest hot take, and I'm going to feel this way just for the longest until we do in-person auditions again.

Now you will self you'll you're going to do it yourself, you get your phone and you record yourself, that's your tape.
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