Letting Go of Perfection Helped Chloé Arnold Find Her Truth as a Dancer - Dance Teacher

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Letting Go of Perfection Helped Chloé Arnold Find Her Truth as a Dancer

by Dance Teacher

August 3, 2018

The tap dancer and founder of Syncopated Ladies got real at last week’s Dance Teacher Summit in San Diego.

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