Fame is a side effect. It should not be the aim, the goal, or worst, the purpose. We must keep both eyes on the path, but we are taught to keep both eyes on the prize. Keeping our eyes on the prize takes double the energy. It also saps that energy for what is important − The primary cause, not the secondary effect.
At some point of a dancer’s professional career, the big questions arise. Do I need to join a performers’ union? Why would I? Why would I not join? What are the benefits? Is it better to remain a non-union dancer? All dancers form their own opinions regarding unions on their own time, as they cultivate their professional careers. There is no right or wrong answer to these questions; the answer is personal, as different dancers have individual goals and priorities. It is a good idea to get informed before setting goals and making career decisions. Let’s explore…
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