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  Believing in Yourself

  Posted on December 16, 2016 by lori in Jazz, Nashville Jazz Workshop, Stories behind the music.

  Do you ever feel like the little voices in your head are so powerful that they’re yelling at each other, “Yes you can,” “No you can’t,” “Yes you can,” “No you can’t”? The title says it all – believe in yourself – but somehow we continue to doubt our god given talents. It can really […]

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