So I saw No Doubt opening night, but I was in 107. So more centrally located.
Has anyone sat in 101? I'm going again and bought some cheaper seats in that section (unobstructed).
Has anyone sat in that section? If so, was the view of the band/Sphere pretty good?
So I have been interpreting for almost 20 years now, and I enjoy it. It's challenging, of course, but mainly in good, rewarding ways.
But recently, I feel like my skills have... atrophied? And I'm not sure why, but my confidence level has dropped dramatically and I feel worse about my interpreting. If I make a small mistake, I start spiraling and have a hard time getting myself back to normal. I oddly feel less sure of myself than I did when I was a newbie to the field.
It has made me consider finding another career, because it has become emotionally and mentally overwhelming feeling like I'm constantly doing work that doesn't seem as good as it should be this far into my career.
Has anyone else struggled with these kinds of feelings/experiences? If so, what did you do to help rebuild your confidence and stop being so down on yourself to prevent that kind of spiraling while working, and then terrible anxiety following jobs where you feel like you're failing clients?