How Rejection Led to a Dream - with Kerrie Anne Grace

Dream Out Loud Podcast

English - January 07, 2020 12:00 - 32 minutes - 60.2 MB - ★★★★★ - 8 ratings
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Previous Episode: Special Edition: Goal Setting for Dreamers

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Today’s episode features Forevermore Dance & Theatre Arts CEO, Kerrie Anne Grace.

Kerrie's broad background includes performing, teaching, and choreographing (in the U.S. and abroad). She is a well-trained and accomplished professional who has been teaching children and adults for over 20 years in all levels and styles of dance. She received her BFA in Theatre Arts with an emphasis in Dance Performance from Northern Illinois University and has worked extensively as a teaching artist for various communities including work with under-privileged and special needs children and teens in public schools and day care, and with inmates in women's prisons.

Kerrie toured with the NYC based Avodah Dance Ensemble performing and teaching workshops to children and adults all across the country.

Interview highlights:

How Kerrie Anne’s original dream was to inspire - not own a dance studio. How she handled a rejection in dance - despite being trained and qualified. What Kerrie Anne did to start expanding on her dream. The problem with being super busy.

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Thank you for listening - and don't forget to dream out loud :)