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Dawnell Dryja: Save the Last Dance

August 31, 2017September 1, 2017 WLMagazine 0 Comments academy of dance arts, artistic coordinator, ballerina, ballet, becoming a dancer, black swan white swan, building character, character development, cincinnati ballet, cinderella, classical dance, Comstock Park, contemporary dance, dance studio, dance technicality, dance venues, dancer, dawn greene, dawnell dryja, dayton ballet, detroit ballet, discipline, downtown detroit, freelance dancer, from russia with love, fulfillment, gr ballet, Grand Rapids, Grand Rapids Ballet, interpretation, Kate Branum, lead ballet roles, local ballet, local dance studio, metropolitan ballet theatre, motivation, october 2017, peter martin wege theatre, pointe shoes, preparation, professional dance instruction, professional dancer, red angels, retirement performance, self efficacy, self-esteem, Stage, structure, studio production, summer dance programs, technique, tulsa ballet, tutu, Two Eagles Marcus, utah ballet, where the wild things are

by Kate Branum • Photography by Two Eagles Marcus Pirouette, Plié, Arabesque, Sauté. These are just a few words that have

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Stuck in Neutral: How to Shift Your Life Back Into Drive

August 16, 2017August 4, 2017 WLMagazine 0 Comments accomplishments, acts of kindness, Appreciation, august 2017, balanced life, believing in yourself, boost mood, challenging yourself, changing your life, comparing yourself to others, confidence boost, controling your life, creating goals, criticisms of society, do unto others, gaining happiness, getting some rest, goal setting, good deed, grand rapids community, Japanese language, Kindness, life rut, local community, Loving Yourself, Megan Stubbs, new recipes, personal journey, pinterest, reaching your goals, reducing stress, relaxed mind, self-esteem, shifting back into drive, spin class, spreading kindness, stuck in a rut, summer 2017, taking risks, vital

by Megan Stubbs It is all too easy to find yourself falling into the monotony of a life rut. From

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Sticks and Stones: Building Confidence in the Face of Bullying

August 15, 2017August 3, 2017 WLMagazine 0 Comments Angel Stewart, anti-bullying, august 2017, away approach, away perspective, be bold, building confidence in the face of bullying, bullying, bullying in the classroom, child bully, conflict, dealing with bullying, feelings, make friends, parenthood, preventing bullying, responding to bullying, self-esteem, sticks and stones, toward approach, toward perspective

by Angel Stewart We all remember the old schoolyard rhyme, “Sticks and stones may break my bones but names will

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Body Image Dos and Don’ts

August 10, 2016August 1, 2016 WLMagazine 0 Comments attractiveness, avoid negative body image, body image, Body Image dos and don'ts, bodypeace, combating body dysmorphia disorder, Featured, love your body, Megan Stubbs, positive body image, self-esteem, self-perception, self-worth

by Megan Stubbs We all have it, and every day (sometimes without knowing) we are contributing to it; body image

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Embracing the Woman in the Mirror

January 20, 2015April 8, 2015 WLMagazine 2015, embracing the woman in the mirror, Featured, Health, imperfections, Inspiring, learn, LifeStyle, Love, Megan Stubbs, personal beauty, positive, self-esteem, self-help

by Megan Stubbs Come January, many of us find ourselves resolving to make a great change fueled by the “new

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The Ongoing Conversation

September 7, 2014September 4, 2014 Brisling 0 Comments Back to school, Children, consent, drugs/alcohol/sex, Featured, Megan Stubbs, parenting, peer pressure, safety, self-esteem, The Ongoing Conversation

by Megan Stubbs School is approaching quickly, and a new year is beginning; there is no better time to brush

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