Audrey Flint, Program Director
There are so many inspirational stories from highly successful people about how failure is an essential part of their path to success. Those who have done anything extraordinary in the world will praise the importance of learning from, and then rising from failures.
When I am home in Southern Oregon, I teach Broadway Dance for Boomers and Beyond classes. The following blog is our experience and a few photos of our exciting time at the 4th of July parade 2018.
Her muscular body galloped under me as I felt the thrill of going faster than I had ever gone before. My buckskin horse sped through the forest, easily weaving through the trees.
We have all heard the expression Dance like nobody’s watching, but how many people really, truly embrace that? I mean other than in an extreme drunken state, when you don’t care at all. I suggest people try dancing WHEN nobody’s watching. I started creating my own practice of this and I find it truly transformative, energizing and healing. Even on the most challenging days, allowing myself 20 minutes gets my energy going more than any other practice I have done.
"Audrey has refined her own 'playful instinct' as an art form which she is now generously offering to others. To say her creative energy is infectious is a gross understatement. It's more like an epidemic."
