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EPISODE · Feb 23, 2019 · 14 MIN

#198: How to Make Great Impressions in Dance, Life and Business [Podcast]

from The DancePreneuring Studio

Session Summary: First impressions can be lasting impressions. LA Dance Project and Mythili Prakash made lasting great impressions with their performances, and provided valuable reference points in their work that apply to dance, life and business.If you've listened to prior episodes when I review dance events, I take note of my first point of contact, from the first email, phone call and response. I pay attention to things such as the demeanor of the venue's team and other details. These impressions can be great impressions, or not so great impressions. These touch points can determine whether I want to return to the venue.One thing I appreciate is clarity. Especially in communication. I felt that with my contact with LA Dance Project, as well as the actual performances that I saw with both artists lended to a fantastic experience because there was clarity.Another thing I appreciate is simplicity. Things don't always have to be complicated to be spectacular or effective. Simplicity within the dancers' attire of LA Dance Project made the choreography stand out more to me. The simplicity of the emotions communicated by Mythili Prakash was very enjoyable to experience.Great impressions all around with this collaboration. : )Links/Info from this session:Get my FREE Audio ResourceLA Dance ProjectMythili PrakashPhoto by Steve Johnson from PexelsWould you review The DancePreneuring Studio?I would be extremely appreciative if you would subscribe and leave your feedback on Apple Podcasts or Stitcher Radio. It really helps if you do it through the native Apple Podcast App on your smart device. Thanks so much!

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