Once a dancer chooses to take their passion to the next level, there exists a clear distinction between individuals who are truly dedicated, hard workers and those who could be labeled as "try hards." At Haus, we want to share the differences between these types and the significant role they play in shaping dancer’s journey and ultimate success.

In a world where the traditional 9-5 workday reigns supreme, some professions demand a different rhythm. As a dance studio owner, teacher, and choreographer, my daily schedule is far from conventional, yet it is perfectly tailored to the demands of my creative craft.

As a 31-year-old professional dancer, dance studio owner, and dance company director, I've traversed countless stages, faced numerous setbacks, and danced through the highs and lows of a career in motion. In life and the dance world, change is inevitable. It's a rhythm we all must learn to sway to, sometimes gracefully, and at other times, with a stumble or two.