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EPISODE · Sep 9, 2019 · 31 MIN

Finding Your Own Through the Art of Dance

from Ordinary People Doing Extraordinary Things

In episode 310, I chat with Dana Masi.  She started with a love for gymnastics, but soon discovered ballroom dance at the age of 15.  At 19 she began to teach at a Fred Astaire dance studio and within a few years became one of the owners of a New Jersey location. Listen as she talks about why dancing helped her build her confidence as a person, how dancing makes her feel, her journey to becoming a studio owner, plus what she's learned as a teacher including how ballroom dance has helped couples regain love and teamwork in their marriage and why she thinks anyone can learn how to dance.  

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