Being a rock star

Imagine you’re a rock star. You’re about to perform in front of a crowd of 30,000.

Which of these two are you:

  1. The one who’s looking to impress the audience.
  2. The one who’s looking to give the audience a great time.

Almost all of the huge acts who actually perform in front of such a big audience are #2.
Most of the performers in a meeting room are #1.

Which are you?

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