The next Anne-Sophie Mutter? I think not. haha!
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It's all a mindset.
------> Well, a huge part of life is a mindset. 
See, in the past I've read biographies of famous singers, actresses, actors, artists, government officials, etc. Though some may have their hard-knocks and such, they all seem to have gone to Princeton, had dance lessons since age 3, and the like.
I'd instantly be discouraged and think to myself...You can never be like that, because you're already "such and such age" and haven't taken ONE year or dance...or You can never afford Princeton. *Yadda Yadda Yadda* But really...the writers take all the strong points of the person's life...and put them in high esteem. Barbra Streisand really had no training, that's probably why you don't see anything about her growing up years or how she got into the industry. It's all how many albums she's produced and what awards she's received...etc.
If I let someone else's great break get me down....see where I'm heading?
Suddenly, I'm not so different than any of these people. You don't need 15 years of tap dance to be a great dancer. If you have 15 years of tap dance under your belt -- flaunt it! Tell the world! If you don't -- tell them of your great awards! You see?
So, stop looking at your bad points and COMPARING yourself to others (famous or not). Seek out your good points that you would like to be accented.
I have an issue with this. I compare myself to tons of people. Lots of issues. I'm tired of thinking now. Too much...overwhelming...
Back to trippy music.
let the sun*shine in....face it with a grin! | 
