User blog comment:Devestar7273/Just A little about me. :)/@comment-27119114-20160118023422

Well I think that's great to have a goal like that!! For having a good voice- that shouldn't stop you if you don't, there's always room for improvement! Sounds like you do though so then I'd say next step is to get over your stage fright. Honestly I used to be so shy and now that I'm in high school, there's more presenting to do (unfortunately) and slowly I've noticed my fear of public speaking is started to disappear. The more you preform the less scared you are. As far as getting famous, that's something that takes awhile and doesn't just appear. Though, to get more known, a suggestion I have is to get an instagram, musical.ly etc and post a singing video once a week. (or whenever you want) Youtube is also a good idea too. I'm not really sure how to help with the ADHD part of it though. I know what it is but I don't know how to figure that part out, all I know is that it is possible and singing helps ADHD a lot, so maybe ask your family about what to do on that one..? Back to the stage fright, I'm actually a ballet dancer so preforming is a key thing. A few tips for preforming IRL are: Look over people's heads-it still looks like you're looking at them! (other very helpful tips here: http://singing.about.com/od/How-to-Perform/tp/7-Tips-To-Overcome-Stage-Fright.htm) If you can, take up singing lessons from a teacher, or online even (there's also tons of apps that help) something really important is to never EVER strain your voice past it's limits and find out how high/low you can sing. (do a test for this) Hint Soprano: means lower Alto means higher mezzo soprano means a mix of both- typically what most singers have. Me personally I like to sing also and have a voice though I tend to feel more comfortable singing Soprano. Omg this was so long sorry but I hope this helped if you read the entire thing xD