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Her Coach
Brooke Baldner
28 episodes
1 week ago
A podcast designed for ambitious individuals seeking to maximize success and minimize stress—academically, socially, and personally.
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A podcast designed for ambitious individuals seeking to maximize success and minimize stress—academically, socially, and personally.
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Self-Improvement
Education
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Avery Gay Part 2: Passions, Transitions & College Life
Her Coach
21 minutes
6 months ago
Avery Gay Part 2: Passions, Transitions & College Life
<p>In this episode of the Her College Coach podcast, Brooke continues her conversation with Avery Gay, a passionate dancer who transitioned from dreaming of joining a ballet company to pursuing a college education. Avery opens up about her journey, discussing the challenges she faced—from rigorous dance training and missing out on typical childhood experiences to finding a healthier, more balanced direction through college, choreography, and mentorship. The conversation also explores Avery's role in a sorority and discovering her sense of identity beyond dance. Avery concludes with valuable advice for young dancers, sharing her ultimate goal of helping the next generation maintain a healthy mindset in the competitive dance world.</p>
Her Coach
A podcast designed for ambitious individuals seeking to maximize success and minimize stress—academically, socially, and personally.