Why It's Never Too Late to Start Dancing

from Ordinary People Doing Extraordinary Things

In episode 535, I chat with Paul Bobowiec who found a love for dance at a later age. Side note, Paul was a former dance student of mine as well. Listen as he chats about: How he became interested in hip hop dance later in life How he started in a Cardio Hip Hop Dance class after heart surgery looking for something to stay healthy he enjoyed Why he loves to dance Why his effort, leadership and smile make his stand out Why he feels being a part of a dance team is more important than people realize How he became a professional dancer for the Wizard's Basketball Dance Team How he became featured in a hip hop company's ad His advice to anyone looking to start something later in life Try our voice skill on Amazon Alexa here or Google Assistant here or by saying "Open Extraordinary Mindset." Like our page and check out our LIVE video interviews here.

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