What if we practiced the pursuit of passion rather than perfection?

What if we practiced the pursuit of passion rather than perfection? When we are very young, everything is play. We don’t worry about failing because we’re so excited about trying. As kids, we haven’t yet learned that we’re supposed to think of ourselves as being on trial before the world. Think back to the first time you rode a bike. Or jumped off the high dive. The thrill you felt probably far outweighed any curb-slamming or belly-flopping you might have done. You didn’t do it perfectly, but you had a blast making the attempt. And because you had so much fun, you did it again, and again, until you improved. But the improving wasn’t the goal. The fun was. That’s why it’s so important for us all to mess up once in a while. We must re-learn what we knew as children—that screwing up is not the end of the world. That we can recover, and keep trying, and get better And experts have found that we learn more quickly with less repitition when we are being playful! Bring your playfulness to the dance floor at a dance class or dance lesson at Dance Forever Dance Studio!