One Chance?
Just seen this film. Which was very good. And funny. But has raised a question. Big moments are great. And when they go well for us, fantastic. But are moments like that really our One Chance? The title of the film would suggest that. But in it, the guy had quite a few chances from what I could see. Some went really well. Some went terribly. Especially the meltdown singing in front of Pavarotti. A One Chance if ever there was one. And he mucked it up with nerves. And a strangle of emotions. And just plain awkwardness. Splat. Pavarotti was not amused. But then, surprise, surprise, there were other moments. And in his Britain's Got Talent audition moment, he stood there shaking. Still a bag of nerves. Awkward and a strangle of emotions. But this time he sang. And the words and heart and spit and wonder all flew out. And the audience loved it. Just a moment. A big one, granted, but a moment. A chance to be heard. And he soared in it. What was most moving for me though were th
