Rhee Gold's DanceLife

New podcast! Today Rhee and Stacey discuss many of the hot topics facing dance studio owners in 2022, including costuming, appropriate communication and ways in which to make all dancers feel comfortable in your studio. rheegold.com/podcast/season…

"Before I became a teacher I had no idea that you could fit so many kids in one heart." rheegold.com

"Damn, she worked hard." rheegold.com

"Circle got smaller, vision got larger." rheegold.com

"Making mistakes is better than faking perfections." rheegold.com

"Be thankful for closed doors, detours, and road blocks. They protect you from paths and places not meant for you." rheegold.com

"Go the extra mile, it's never crowded." rheegold.com

"Learn to love the sound of your feet walking away from things not meant for you." rheegold.com

"I love those people who have no idea how wonderful they are and just wander around making the world a better place." rheegold.com

"You can't keep getting mad at people for sucking the life out of you, if you keep giving them the straw." rheegold.com

"Humble enough to know I can lose it all. Confident enough to know I can get it all back." rheegold.com

"Sometimes you just have to close your eyes, open your heart, adjust your crown, and grow your wings." rheegold.com

"Being a functioning adult every day seems a bit excessive." rheegold.com

"It's not what we have in life, but who we have in our lives that matters." rheegold.com

"Due to personal reasons, I will be shining brightly & unapologetically for the foreseeable future." rheegold.com

"When looking back doesn't interest you anymore, you're doing something right." rheegold.com

"When someone says you can't do it, do it twice and take pictures." rheegold.com

"Your future needs you, your past doesn't." rheegold.com

"The most convincing sign that someone is truly living their best life, is their lack of desire to show the world that they're living their best life. Your best life won't seek validation." ~ Unknown rheegold.com

"Never assume that loud is strong and quiet is weak." rheegold.com