Stop Wiggling
I know. You love wiggling. I'll be honest with you. I love it too. Of course we love it.
Wiggling is beautiful. Wiggling is sexy. Wiggling makes the world go round.
But here's the thing, I'm willing to bet you're a bit too dependent on it. At the very least, I certainly am.
That's why, for the next 7 days, I've decided that I won't be doing any wiggling. Not even a little bit. Nada.
Instead, I'm going to focus on other ways to refine my sound. Basically, if I can sound good without wiggling, I'll sound much better once I start to wiggle again.
I'd like to encourage you to consider trying this too. I think we could all use a wiggle fast.
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