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Dance: A Worthy Career
By Patricia Robinson

Dancing is not a money-making career. In addition, it's not a very long one. But why bother if it is not a long career? Dance is a passion career that can be successful. When someone asks a dancer why they had chosen a career in dance the most popular response they get is that the dancer have always loved it, it makes that person happy, it feels right and fulfilling, it is what they have always planned on, always work hard at it, and because there are so many career options with it. But to be successful in it you need to have the passion and dedication of dancing to pursue it. But should your career be one for money or one for love? Seriously, go out for a job that you love of course. Think about it. Is it worth doing something if you don't love it? No, it's not. But then, the next question is, is it worth it to have a career you hate if the money is great. But with some people the money is the number one priority. Like......

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