For Black History Month, we're highlighting an artist and two educators, beginning with Chloe Arnold, Emmy-nominated choreographer, tap dancer, founder of the hit female tap sensation https://www.syncopatedladies.com/ (Syncopated Ladies). Listen as Chloe shares why she went against the world's expectations to embrace her own possibilities, create her own spaces, and how she is passing that knowledge onto others.
"There's so much noise and you have to find the quiet and the love and the joy. And so that no matter what happens in this world, you have something you lock into that makes you feel like life is worth living.” - Chloe Arnold
Topics in this episode:
Black History Month
embracing your possibilities
saying yes
investing in yourself
if something doesn't exist, create it
don't listen to the haters

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