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What does it really mean to keep an open mind? For Ben, it wasn’t just trying something new or even changing his mind - it was falling into an incredible passion for something he didn’t even know existed.

Ben is a screendance artist, lecturer at UC Berkeley, and founding member of the San Francisco Dance Film Festival. With a resume like that, you’d think he was a born-and-raised dance artist - but the truth is that he’d never even heard of screendance until halfway through his college career. Throughout his career, Ben has become a wealth of knowledge in the world of screendance, video production, and finding passion in your career, and today he’s sharing his tips, tricks and advice. Join us on this episode to hear about Ben’s creative process, the most important thing he teaches to his students, and having a healthy relationship to failure.

Learn more about Ben at www.benestabrook.com

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A change in course is something that we often mistake for failure. But Martin believes that if you have the courage to change direction, it could be one of the best decisions of your life.

Martin is a director of Irish Dance Theatre, a real estate agent, and the host of the Irish Dance Podcast. From being an accomplished professional Irish dancer to opening a studio, co-founding a dance company, and eventually becoming a real estate agent, Martin’s career journey has been anything but stagnant. Join us on this episode as we dive into two of the most important concepts to Martin’s career: knowing your strengths, and knowing that you can ALWAYS change your mind.

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Check out Martin's work at theirishdancepodcast.com and irishdancetheatre.com

As an artist or a creative, it’s easy to think that you understand your job title. Corey is here to change your perspective.

Corey Dissin is the Vice President and General Manager at Propulsion Media Labs, and he is passionate about helping others to achieve their dreams. From writing e-books to hosting his own podcast, Corey is doing everything he can to get you motivated. On this episode, Corey shares his recipe for success, addressing the importance of hard work and sales, maximizing your time by having a system, and dealing with failure by… punching it in the face.

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Learn more about Corey at www.coreydissin.com

Making your dream career a reality is a hard journey. But as Earl knows, the only thing that can stop you is yourself.

Earl Hall could easily be described as an expert in the field of achieving your dreams - in fact, he created his dream career through coaching other people to achieve theirs. A self-proclaimed Mentor of Purpose, Earl has dedicated himself to finding the best ways to help passionate business owners and entrepreneurs. On this episode, Earl shares his best advice for marketing yourself, focusing on your strengths, and forgetting your failures, and why you should never wait for permission to be great.

To learn more about Earl, visit earlhallstudio.com, stepstovoiceoversuccess.com, or alignwithyourpurpose.co

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When you want to set yourself apart from your competition, there are a lot of different approaches you can take. But to Heather, there’s only one thing that matters: your style.

Heather is a dancer turned photographer who artfully combines her love and knowledge of dance with her passion for photography. From taking online courses to playing around with editing software, Heather taught herself how to take stunning photographs, build a client base, and set herself apart from her competition by creating a style of images that are unique to her. On this episode, Heather shares her process for creating her blog Dance Legends Recaptured, how she leads her dance photography sessions, and her best advice for soaking up as much information as you can.

Learn more about Heather at heatherbooysenphotography.com or movementinmotionphotography.com

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If you’re anything like John Grimes, you reach out to anybody and everybody you want to learn from. You’re probably not like John. But we could all learn a thing or two from him.

John is an Irish dancer turned voice actor who has never been afraid to ask for what he wants. Having started voice acting only 5 years ago, John has been incredibly successful - recording everything from explainer videos and product promos to projects for clients like Google, First American Financial, and ESPN. On this episode, John shares his journey and insight into becoming successful in your art form: from using social media as a way to connect with the artists you admire, to knowing when to buy gear and understanding where you fit in, John has top notch advice for every step of the process of becoming a successful artist.

Learn more about John at johngrimesvoice.com or at amchoreography.com/2019/01/john-grimes-just-ask

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Dance Like Everyone’s Watching (DLEW) is the show that drops the veil on art and creativity. Go behind the scenes with incredible artists and craftspeople to discover how you can become a skilled creator. Andrea Muhlbauer and her talented guests answer the tough questions you’ll face as you learn about creating with quality and how to start creating NOW.

How do I succeed? What if I fail? These are the two biggest questions any entrepreneur faces. And today, Niki’s answering BOTH of them.

Niki Riga is the owner of Flex Fusion, a community-based fitness studio that she built from the ground up. On this episode, she shares what she believes is the driving force of Flex Fusion’s success, the hardest hurdle she had to overcome in creating Flex Fusion AND how she beat it, and her advice for deciding if you’re ready to be an entrepreneur.

Learn more about Niki's background at amchoreography.com or flexfusionstudios.com

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Dance Like Everyone’s Watching (DLEW) is the show that drops the veil on art and creativity. Go behind the scenes with incredible artists and craftspeople to discover how you can become a skilled creator. Andrea Muhlbauer and her talented guests answer the tough questions you’ll face as you learn about creating with quality and how to start creating NOW.

Taking up a new art form or even a new side project can be intimidating. And switching careers? Terrifying! But as Billy shows us, it is definitely NOT impossible. And it may be exactly what you need.

Billy is an irish dancer turned filmmaker who never let himself stay stagnant. On this episode, he shares his rocky journey from touring with Riverdance to shooting a reality TV show, the challenge of discovering what he wanted to do with his life when nothing seemed to fit, and his best advice for how to make a career switch WORK.

Learn more about Billy's background at amchoreography.com

Follow Andrea on Instagram and check out the latest blogs, vlogs, and videos on Facebook or at amchoreography.com

Dance Like Everyone’s Watching (DLEW) is the show that drops the veil on art and creativity. Go behind the scenes with incredible artists and craftspeople to discover how you can become a skilled creator. Andrea Muhlbauer and her talented guests answer the tough questions you’ll face as you learn about creating with quality and how to start creating NOW.

On this episode of DLEW, I talk with Norway-based dance artist Lisa Colette Bysheim.

How do you find your personal style? How do you know what kind of work you’d like to create? Lisa has one answer: be curious. Join us on this episode as Lisa dives into finding your style, switching your focus, dealing with mistakes, and continually learning.

Dance Like Everyone’s Watching with Andrea Muhlbauer is the show that brings you inspiration and insight into creating with purpose. Andrea and her amazing guests take you behind the scenes into the world of creating and producing art of all disciplines.