Gotta power through – no pun intended. Kenny Chesney is in the middle of his residency at the Las Vegas Sphere, and it looks amazing. The visuals at the state-of-the-art venue are incredible, and I’ve heard – and seen – great things about the show so far. @vegas @Kenny Chesney takes the Sphere crowd to a University of Tennessee game. ♬ original sound – Las Vegas Makes me want to plan a trip to Vegas while he’s there. But even a $2.3 billion venue has some tech issues every now and then. And unfortunately, last night they struck right in the middle of Kenny’s show. Video shows the singer on stage when all of the visuals and sound stopped working, trying to diagnose the problem. But he took the unexpected interruption in stride, jokingly addressing the crowd through his nonfunctional microphone and urging them to all gather as close as they could to the stage so they could hear him. Kenny tried to shush the crowd so he could make an announcement (it didn’t work) and told them they were “working on it” before deciding just to lead everybody in a sing-along of “Living In Fast Forward.” @emteacheslv Love me some @Kenny Chesney #sphere #spherelasvegas #kennychesney #vegasconcerts #vegaslocal ♬ NO SOUND – Sok Baraby As you would expect, Kenny seemed pretty laid back about the interruption and took the technical difficulties in stride. And not surprisingly, the Sphere has a pretty good IT staff on hand that was able to get him back up and running pretty quick – although it seems like everybody had a pretty good time during the break. @randogram #kennychesney #noshoesnation #spherelasvegas ♬ take a moment to breathe. – normal the kid The Las Vegas Sphere is a bucket list venue of mine after seeing the incredible visuals it’s delivered since opening in 2023. The state-of-the-art, $2.3 billion venue features the world’s largest LED screen, 167,000 individual speakers that can be dialed in to each section, and fully immersive visual capabilities that deliver over 171 million pixels across a 160,000 square foot screen wrapping up, over and around the audience, plus 4D technologies including haptic seats. It also features a 16K x 16K resolution wraparound screen, the world’s highest-resolution LED display, that delivers an immersive audio and visual experience unlike any other venue in the world. Kenny is the first country artist to perform a residency at the Sphere, which has previously hosted artists like U2, Dead and Company and The Eagles. Speaking on the opportunity to play the venue, Kenny has previously said that it was a way to provide a brand new experience for the fans who have been with him for so long: “I’m always looking for ways to deepen the way No Shoes Nation experiences this music. Over the years, they have shown me through their own response to these songs how passionate they are about what they mean, how these songs are part of their lives. When people give you that much heart, I want to give them even more. When we started talking about all of the possibilities playing Sphere offered, I was all in. Just the idea of 4D technology and the impossibly dialed in sound raises the experience for No Shoes Nation, literally immersing them in music, visuals, sound and being together. To me, this is going to be a whole new way of rocking the fans, and I can’t wait.” And though it may not have been planned, it sounds like last night’s crowd got an experience all their own. @violetkhoury Sound went out at @Sphere, at @Kenny Chesney show thanks for the impromptu drink break! #kennychesney #thespherevegas ♬ original sound – Violet Khoury The post Kenny Chesney Leads A Sing-Along At The Las Vegas Sphere After His Sound Goes Out Due To Tech Issues first appeared on Whiskey Riff.

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Knowledge is one of the only things people can’t take from you. You can lose your possessions, relationships, and money, but what’s between your ears is pretty much forever. The great thing is that we can continue learning new skills and information throughout our lives. However, some folks get stuck because they feel they don’t have the drive to learn new skills or the ability to develop them. A lot of the time, these barriers were built by our own design.Billionaire Mark Cuban says the key to success is the ability to continue evolving and learning new skills. Cuban is an entrepreneur, investor, owner of the Dallas Mavericks, and star of ABC's Shark Tank. In a 2021 interview with Men's Health, he explained the secret to his success. What's the secret to Mark Cuban’s success? - YouTube www.youtube.com "When you’re first starting—you may or may not have a job, you don’t have any money, you’re [uncertain] about your career. What I learned early on is that if I put in the effort, I can learn almost anything. It may take me a long time, but by putting in the effort, I taught myself technology. I taught myself to program. It was time-consuming—painfully so—but that investment in myself has paid dividends for the rest of my life. And the fact that I recognized that learning was truly a skill, and that by continuing to learn to this day, I'm able to compete and keep up and get ahead of most people. Because the reality is most people don't put in the time to keep up and learn, and that's always given me a competitive advantage.”The empowering thing about Cuban’s advice is that it can help just about anyone, regardless of their economic status. In most cases, people can teach themselves valuable skills that can help them get a job or go out on their own with very little, if any, money. The key is to believe in yourself enough that you can learn the skill and to persevere, no matter the setbacks.The problem is that we often hold ourselves back by telling ourselves that we aren’t smart enough or don’t have the talent to learn certain skills. When, in reality, we have everything we need to learn something new, we’ve just talked ourselves out of it.What is a growth mindset?Carol Dweck, a researcher who focuses on human motivation, says that it all comes down to whether we have a fixed or growth mindset. Those who have a fixed mindset and have a hard time picking up new skills believe that their skill set cannot be improved. They may think they're good at athletics but aren’t great at math, so they stick to sports instead of teaching themselves how the stock market works. A woman in a hard hat.via Canva/PhotosHowever, other people, such as Cuban, have a growth mindset and believe they can expand and change beyond how they see themselves in the current moment. “There’s another mindset in which these traits are not simply a hand you’re dealt and have to live with, always trying to convince yourself and others that you have a royal flush when you’re secretly worried it’s a pair of tens,” Dweck writes in Mindset: The New Psychology of Success. “The hand you’re dealt is just the starting point for development. This growth mindset is based on the belief that your basic qualities are things you can cultivate through your efforts.Dweck believes that we can break into a growth mindset by harnessing the power of “not yet.” Let’s say you’ve always wanted to play guitar but told yourself that you’re “not musical,” so you haven’t picked up the instrument. The key is to say to yourself, “I’m not yet musical, but I have an eye on the goal of becoming so."Adopting the “not yet” mentality helps you understand you're on a learning curve. "It gives you a glimpse into the future," Dweck said. Learn more about developing a growth mindset and achieving your goals in her TED Talk, “The Power of Believing That You Can Improve,” posted below: - YouTube www.youtube.com