Chapter 9. MOTIVATION: Monitoring the Process
“I’ve often said, the only thing standing between me and greatness is me.”
—WOODY ALLEN
The play is in its second week. With everyone’s help, Mitch pulled himself together and is performing well. Other than the occasional glitches, the production is smooth. At least you and the rest of the cast think so. Since the meeting about Mitch, Bob has not said anything to any of you about your performances. You assume you are doing a good job, but are you? What does Bob think? What does the audience think? Unless someone gives you feedback, you must rely on your own assumptions. You and the other cast members motivate each other with praise. After tonight’s performance, Bob calls a cast meeting. “I want ...
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