Personal Style Snafus

Now that Nadira has retired, our goal is to make sure that her work stays available to the next generation of dancers. So we are offering the entire Belly Dance Geek® catalog with "pay what you want" pricing here on Gumroad.. Please note that all of our offerings are fully DIY, and do not include personal support.

- Nadira

Having Trouble Finding Your Personal Style in Dance?

Belly dance is personal.

A ballerina might portray a character like the Sugar Plum Fairy, but as a belly dancer, you always portray yourself. You’re sharing your tastes, your feelings, and your preferences. 

In short: belly dance is all about your personal style.

But personal style can be hard to pin down.

We know it when we see it. And we know that it makes the difference between a good dancer and a great one.

But when we try to find our own personal style, we don’t know where to start.  

We know we have to “be ourselves”, but nobody tells us what that actually means, or how to go about it.
 

So no matter how hard we work, it stays elusive.

We practice hard, we take workshops and buy DVDs, and learn all kinds of wonderful things. But no matter how many choreographies we learn, or how well we can copy someone else’s signature move, we still can’t say what it means to be uniquely ourselves.

Looking outside yourself is an important part of the learning process, but it’s not enough. To find your authentic personal style, you need to look inward.

You need to cut through all the distractions, and find your own path.

Introducing Personal Style Snafus

In my Personal Style Snafus live course, we discussed the challenges dancers face when developing their personal style.

The course is over, but you haven’t missed out! 
I’ve turned the call recording into a DIY program, so you can have it too.
 

In this 70-minute program, you’ll learn:

• The 3 mistakes that keep dancers from finding their authentic personal style
• Why the latest moves from Cairo aren’t enough (not even for Egyptian style dancers!)
• How to focus your style without pigeon-holing yourself

I can’t tell you what your personal style is - but I can help you find that out for yourself.