That's exactly where I was.
I always wanted to be a professional dancer but I didn't think I was talented enough, so I ended up in academia with a PhD in Communication. When I found aerial arts, I thought maybe there was a chance to get back on stage—but I had no idea how to make it a career.
I was taking low-paying gigs, desperate to fill that creative void. When everything fell apart, I had no choice but to rebuild my life and put my artistry at the center.
I went from my first musical in 12 years to national tour callbacks, a commercial agency, and contracts that pay my bills, allow me to train the way I couldn't as a kid, and actually make an impact as an artist.
Now I have the freedom to train the way I want, turn down work that drains me, and get under the spotlight again. I want to help you do it too.