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Dec 10, 2018 33 min

Putting Yourself First as a Parent

from Ordinary People Doing Extraordinary Things

In episode 193, I chat with Kristin Lauria. She started out as a dancer at a local dance studio in New Jersey and found her first love for the arts. When she was young she wanted to move to California and become an actress and dancer, but then life changed and she had children at a young age. Motherhood became something she truly enjoyed and soon providing for and raising her kids became the priority in her life. About 10 years later, she started getting back into the arts by teaching Zumba. But when her grandmother got sick, she stopped teaching Zumba and helped the family by taking over the family business. But a few years later, finally it was her time. For the first time in her life, she realized it was okay to do something for herself. That's when she started acting. Listen to how she's found the balance in being a mom and finally putting herself first, her journey back to the arts, and how she's found herself acting in movies and commercials by listening to this episode.

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