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May 5, 2022
59. Advice from Passionate Dance Educators Joe Nickel & Michelle Tolson
Today's episode features two special guests, who are both professionally accomplished and exceptional dance educators. As I say in the episode, sometimes you just click with people right away because you are grounded in the same philosophy and...
Today's episode features two special guests, who are both professionally accomplished and exceptional dance educators. As I say in the episode, sometimes you just click with people right away because you are grounded in the same philosophy and approach to life, which is why I clicked so quickly with Joe and Michelle.
In today’s conversation, we talk about our passion for dance and teaching, why we believe dancers can't take a compliment and need support from us now more than ever, and how we can help our students define success and get through the hard times.
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JAM Podcast
Joe and Michelle’s Dance Podcast
Thrive Dance Experience
https://thrivedanceexperience.com/
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