Christy Buss

We're athletes. This is, like I said earlier, it's an instrument here. And we, you know, you have to train every day and it's very precise and it's very, you know, repetition, like dance is repetition. And what we go through to be the professional dancers that we are It's a skill that is like no other. And people don't realize that that's pretty much an athlete.

We're athletes. This is, like I said earlier, it's an instrument here. And we, you know, you have to train every day and it's very precise and it's very, you know, repetition, like dance is repetition. And what we go through to be the professional dancers that we are It's a skill that is like no other. And people don't realize that that's pretty much an athlete.

And I think that's key to what people don't realize when they watch. And when it looks so easy, it's when it's really hard, but they make it look easy. So that's one thing. And then other people don't think that in movies or even daytime television, there are scenes that, you know, have dance, but it's not really performance.

And I think that's key to what people don't realize when they watch. And when it looks so easy, it's when it's really hard, but they make it look easy. So that's one thing. And then other people don't think that in movies or even daytime television, there are scenes that, you know, have dance, but it's not really performance.

And I think that's key to what people don't realize when they watch. And when it looks so easy, it's when it's really hard, but they make it look easy. So that's one thing. And then other people don't think that in movies or even daytime television, there are scenes that, you know, have dance, but it's not really performance.

you know, thrown at you, but it's, it's a choreographed piece that makes it look romantic or in every movie, there's some kind of choreography. In daytime TV, there's choreography, but people do, oh, there's choreography in daytime. Like who does that? You know, but there's, there's many, many scenes that are done that, that dance brings out the romance in a scene.

you know, thrown at you, but it's, it's a choreographed piece that makes it look romantic or in every movie, there's some kind of choreography. In daytime TV, there's choreography, but people do, oh, there's choreography in daytime. Like who does that? You know, but there's, there's many, many scenes that are done that, that dance brings out the romance in a scene.

you know, thrown at you, but it's, it's a choreographed piece that makes it look romantic or in every movie, there's some kind of choreography. In daytime TV, there's choreography, but people do, oh, there's choreography in daytime. Like who does that? You know, but there's, there's many, many scenes that are done that, that dance brings out the romance in a scene.

And so people don't understand that either. So there's, that's two different like aspects of dance, you know, and what people don't really realize.

And so people don't understand that either. So there's, that's two different like aspects of dance, you know, and what people don't really realize.

And so people don't understand that either. So there's, that's two different like aspects of dance, you know, and what people don't really realize.

That's awesome. You're so amazing in everything that you do. And you're a person that I always says has a ton of wisdom and insights and actionable steps for people.

That's awesome. You're so amazing in everything that you do. And you're a person that I always says has a ton of wisdom and insights and actionable steps for people.

That's awesome. You're so amazing in everything that you do. And you're a person that I always says has a ton of wisdom and insights and actionable steps for people.

So for the listener or viewer right now, Christy, that they're fighting something or they're at a challenge and they need that grit, that determination to get through it, whatever it is, whether you're a CEO and it's like, how do I take that next step? Or even in your personal life, and it's like, I've had consecutive bad days. How do I see the light?

So for the listener or viewer right now, Christy, that they're fighting something or they're at a challenge and they need that grit, that determination to get through it, whatever it is, whether you're a CEO and it's like, how do I take that next step? Or even in your personal life, and it's like, I've had consecutive bad days. How do I see the light?

So for the listener or viewer right now, Christy, that they're fighting something or they're at a challenge and they need that grit, that determination to get through it, whatever it is, whether you're a CEO and it's like, how do I take that next step? Or even in your personal life, and it's like, I've had consecutive bad days. How do I see the light?

Like, what's some advice that you have for people?

Like, what's some advice that you have for people?

Like, what's some advice that you have for people?