Ally Love

And now this event was going to encompass a workout and then a panel discussion between me and one of my friends. I invited my friend, I was like, girl, can you work for me for free? And she said, yes, she's great. And so it was basically the conversation part that people started sticking around for.

And now this event was going to encompass a workout and then a panel discussion between me and one of my friends. I invited my friend, I was like, girl, can you work for me for free? And she said, yes, she's great. And so it was basically the conversation part that people started sticking around for.

And now this event was going to encompass a workout and then a panel discussion between me and one of my friends. I invited my friend, I was like, girl, can you work for me for free? And she said, yes, she's great. And so it was basically the conversation part that people started sticking around for.

I just shared information on how I built a website, how I started building a brand, where Love Squad came from, how I auditioned, just offering some simple tricks and tips to help the community. And from there, I just decided to continue to pursue that. So I guess, again, long answer to your question is unconventional, absolutely.

I just shared information on how I built a website, how I started building a brand, where Love Squad came from, how I auditioned, just offering some simple tricks and tips to help the community. And from there, I just decided to continue to pursue that. So I guess, again, long answer to your question is unconventional, absolutely.

I just shared information on how I built a website, how I started building a brand, where Love Squad came from, how I auditioned, just offering some simple tricks and tips to help the community. And from there, I just decided to continue to pursue that. So I guess, again, long answer to your question is unconventional, absolutely.

But frustration and lack of resources really were my driving points to say, I think I'm worth it. And I think I can do it. And I want to do this for my family. And so that's what I'm doing.

But frustration and lack of resources really were my driving points to say, I think I'm worth it. And I think I can do it. And I want to do this for my family. And so that's what I'm doing.

But frustration and lack of resources really were my driving points to say, I think I'm worth it. And I think I can do it. And I want to do this for my family. And so that's what I'm doing.

I think that what ended up happening is like you kind of make those tough decisions that you do have to leave. So I remember being a Nick City dancer, and I had been a Nick City dancer for three seasons. And I had a conversation with my boyfriend, Andrew, who's still my boyfriend now. And we were talking about, should I stay a fourth season?

I think that what ended up happening is like you kind of make those tough decisions that you do have to leave. So I remember being a Nick City dancer, and I had been a Nick City dancer for three seasons. And I had a conversation with my boyfriend, Andrew, who's still my boyfriend now. And we were talking about, should I stay a fourth season?

I think that what ended up happening is like you kind of make those tough decisions that you do have to leave. So I remember being a Nick City dancer, and I had been a Nick City dancer for three seasons. And I had a conversation with my boyfriend, Andrew, who's still my boyfriend now. And we were talking about, should I stay a fourth season?

So if I stay being a, Nick City Dancer was affording me that visibility. I love being a part of the team. This was my entry point to the NBA because right after this, I started hosting for the Nets. And so we talked about progress. Identifying what progress looks like to you as an individual is really what drives this decision of leaving or moving on or making a change.

So if I stay being a, Nick City Dancer was affording me that visibility. I love being a part of the team. This was my entry point to the NBA because right after this, I started hosting for the Nets. And so we talked about progress. Identifying what progress looks like to you as an individual is really what drives this decision of leaving or moving on or making a change.

So if I stay being a, Nick City Dancer was affording me that visibility. I love being a part of the team. This was my entry point to the NBA because right after this, I started hosting for the Nets. And so we talked about progress. Identifying what progress looks like to you as an individual is really what drives this decision of leaving or moving on or making a change.

And so he asked me what progress looked like. And I told him and he said, do you think that that can happen where you are in terms of being on the team? And I said it was highly unlikely. And so he said, well, that drives your decision. It seems like you should leave. And it was very uncomfortable because I was like, OK, this makes sense, but it just doesn't feel good. Like no one wants to leave.

And so he asked me what progress looked like. And I told him and he said, do you think that that can happen where you are in terms of being on the team? And I said it was highly unlikely. And so he said, well, that drives your decision. It seems like you should leave. And it was very uncomfortable because I was like, OK, this makes sense, but it just doesn't feel good. Like no one wants to leave.

And so he asked me what progress looked like. And I told him and he said, do you think that that can happen where you are in terms of being on the team? And I said it was highly unlikely. And so he said, well, that drives your decision. It seems like you should leave. And it was very uncomfortable because I was like, OK, this makes sense, but it just doesn't feel good. Like no one wants to leave.

And at that time, I didn't have anything lined up. Right. Like I was like, oh, OK, I'm just going to leave this job. And so I ended up really trusting him and in terms of like his feedback and I left. And what ended up happening was it actually shaped my adult career in a sense. I spent three months at home quite a bit.

And at that time, I didn't have anything lined up. Right. Like I was like, oh, OK, I'm just going to leave this job. And so I ended up really trusting him and in terms of like his feedback and I left. And what ended up happening was it actually shaped my adult career in a sense. I spent three months at home quite a bit.