Colleen Larson
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Thanks for the videos. I’ve seen those, but I was hoping for one with more detailed instruction. Veena spoils us!
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DustBunny – Thanks for the tip!
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If you have the finances to start your own pole business, and that is your ultimate goal, then forget about the Masters degree and go for full-time pole dancing and competitions. I quit my job to become a full-time writer, and I would never go back to working for a boss. That was my dream. So if getting good at pole dancing AND opening a pole studio is your dream – go for it. OTHERWISE, don’t skip the Masters degree for pole dancing. Do the Masters degree AND pole dancing. Also, don’t get caught up in what other people are doing (how good someone else is at pole dancing) if you know, deep down, that putting a Masters degree on hold is NOT what you should be doing. DON’T LET ENVY CLOUD YOUR JUDGEMENT. ~~ Think very hard about your future. Right now, you’re 28. Someday you’re going to be 40, 50, 60. Think hard about that. That is unless you plan on living with your parents forever. (Also, I hope it’s truly okay with your parents if you move back home. When a child moves back home, that changes the dynamics of the parent’s home. Are you being fair to them?) I don’t mean to harsh, but I believe in keeping it real.
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Veena, I forgot to thank you for helping to erase the myth that mothers are overweight, stressed out and not getting any sex. LOL! I had fun erasing that myth when my kids were young and I would walk around in bikinis on the beach. 🙂
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I’m a mother of two adult children. I didn’t get into pole dancing until I was 50. So my kids were grown when I started. I had children because I wanted children deep within my soul, and, furthermore, I’m glad I had children. I’m glad I have kids and a husband who love me. ~~~ Now that my children are grown, I can do whatever the hell I want to do. However, it wasn’t like I was in some sort of jail when my children were young. ~~~ People who don’t have children always feel sorry for people who do have children. One word – DON’T. Trust me, some of us are just fine and always have been.