Family Heirlooms
Family heirlooms are just a smaller version of The Louvre, The Smithsonian, The MOMA. A touchstone of human experience expressed through your family’s branch on the tree of life.
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Family heirlooms are just a smaller version of The Louvre, The Smithsonian, The MOMA. A touchstone of human experience expressed through your family’s branch on the tree of life.
Sometimes, misery comes from saying “yes” to something/someone you should have said “no” to. Then you have to back out of it and reestablish your “path.” Sometimes family and friends will make you feel guilty, be angry with you, make fun of you or ignore you until you “give in” to something you really should…
Getting better at a skill means being bad at it. A lot. The beginning is gonna fucking suck. You’re gonna want to give up. You might get depressed. You might throw a fit. You might curse and shake your fists. Getting better at a skill means being bad at it. At first. Keep moving forward….
Happiness as a goal gotta include happiness as a path Share this post: Share on Facebook Share on X (Twitter) Share on Reddit Share on LinkedIn Share on Email
In 1980, from the rolled-down window of a yellow school bus in Long Beach, CA, a voice yelled, “You can’t pop so stop!” They were right, my dance skills sucked. They were wrong, I wasn’t going to stop. Two years later I was teaching popping at The Broadway Academy of Performing Arts in Carmichael, CA….
Frustration is a compass that’s ​sewn into your heart. And it blasts a siren every time your life gets off course. Like, “Shit, you’re veering off course. Get the hell back on track!” That’s the power of frustration when it’s used as a tool. Share this post: Share on Facebook Share on X (Twitter) Share…
Natural ability Interest Practice Over the years ballet dancers noticed that I have perfect turnout. I even tried ballet for 3 months and the ballet teacher also said I have perfect turnout. “I would kill to have your turnout,” I heard over and over. But the 3 months of ballet class proved to me that…