AH 10 Aaron Cash

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On Awesome Humans podcast I interview Aaron Cash, global dance legend and world-class artist and celebrity. Aaron has worked with the World’s best across entertainment and still is. Leaving the Gold Coast at 19 to chase his dancing dreams, Aaron shares his life and his lessons: “Fear is the biggest thing. If you can get over that fear and take a risk, it just benefits you on a cellular and a soul level more than anything else. If it doesn't go anywhere who cares? You had a crack. Big deal. Most people don't.”

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