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I’m a professional voice coach, and have performed at a high professional level in the american entertainment industry. I’ve built my skills for 25 years, and competed against my peers to do it. Some of y’all comp splatooners do not understand how building a skill works. Let’s talk about it.

I’m a professional voice coach, and have performed at a high professional level in the american entertainment industry. I’ve built my skills for 25 years, and competed against my peers to do it. Some of y’all comp splatooners do not understand how building a skill works. Let’s talk about it.

How often you choose to practice or learn is up to you, but don’t expect to improve just by doing. You won’t. The observing, reflecting, and practicing all have to happen for the skill to grow. If you only “do”, you will remain where you are. Maybe that’s ok for you! Maybe not. Your choice.

I’m a professional voice coach, and have performed at a high professional level in the american entertainment industry. I’ve built my skills for 25 years, and competed against my peers to do it. Some of y’all comp splatooners do not understand how building a skill works. Let’s talk about it.

Usually, the most fun experiences do not come when you are trying to improve. They come from doing the thing. Building a skill requires so much work, and enjoying it requires letting go of all that. Simply doing it, and enjoying the experience.

I’m a professional voice coach, and have performed at a high professional level in the american entertainment industry. I’ve built my skills for 25 years, and competed against my peers to do it. Some of y’all comp splatooners do not understand how building a skill works. Let’s talk about it.

Take: Improving should be fun. My take: Improving is one of the most rewarding and painful things you’ll ever do. You will confront your mistakes and self image, and you will conquer them. You will make the same mistakes again, and you will do the things you’ve only dreamed of doing.

I’m a professional voice coach, and have performed at a high professional level in the american entertainment industry. I’ve built my skills for 25 years, and competed against my peers to do it. Some of y’all comp splatooners do not understand how building a skill works. Let’s talk about it.

In general, the idea that the “best” practice is fighting people near your level is just not true. The best practice is a diversity of experience. Playing the game in many different ways to reveal and practice many different things. You cannot solve this game. You must grow the skill to win it.

I’m a professional voice coach, and have performed at a high professional level in the american entertainment industry. I’ve built my skills for 25 years, and competed against my peers to do it. Some of y’all comp splatooners do not understand how building a skill works. Let’s talk about it.

Take: “Getting rolled by high level opponents is not beneficial until you reach a certain level.” My take: Learning happens with observation, experience, and reflection. Fighting and losing to better players absolutely will reveal weakness in your game. The improvement comes with active practice.

I’m a professional voice coach, and have performed at a high professional level in the american entertainment industry. I’ve built my skills for 25 years, and competed against my peers to do it. Some of y’all comp splatooners do not understand how building a skill works. Let’s talk about it.

“The Whiprays just sit and bot while the gal does everything” *The suspiciously dynamo shaped elephant in the room triple diffing the gal in grand finals* #compsplatoon