How to Attract good luck & watch your dance career soar

St. Patrick’s day is a day of 4-leaf clovers, pots of gold, and tons of good luck. Here is how you can attract good luck that will take your dance to new heights:

1. “L” stands for Love:  Ask yourself, do you absolutely LOVE to dance? Do you feel happier when you move? Do you allow yourself to truly enjoy your femininity? If you want to attract luck, you must step into your dance 100%. Not just by physically moving, but really feeling it. When you relax and wrap yourself in positive energy, it will act like a magnet for joy and abundance. Avoid being overly critical of yourself or seduced by gossip. Negativity destroys luck. Instead, focus on the positive, imagine what you want to have happen, write it down, feel it, and focus on it. Then watch for signs that it is coming your way!
2. “U” stands for Unique:  Luck doesn’t come to the ordinary, but to the extraordinary. Want to rise to that level? Figure out how you are UNIQUE from everyone else. Instead of following the current trends and copying what everyone else is doing, explore the strengths within your personality and identify what your taste is in movement and costuming. Use them to create a unique ‘brand’ for yourself as a dancer. Dare to stand apart from the crowd!
3. “C” stands for Charisma:  People are attracted to CHARISMATIC people. When you dance, forget about perfection. Insecurities will never bring you luck. Instead, what you want is to sparkle on stage. Have the courage to make eye contact and smile from your heart. Share your emotions and be playful. This will create an electric exchange between you and your audience. Once they become mesmerized by you, their demand for your talents will rise, and you’ll thrilled by how many more dance shows will come your way.
4. “K” stands for Knowledge:  Luck isn’t something you can force. It’s got to be built upon a solid foundation, formed by your KNOWLEDGE. Always be open-minded and willing to learn. Practice your dance often so you perform with sophisticated skill. Work on really knowing your ‘self’, because your authentic self will be apparent each time you step onto a stage or into the classroom. If you are clear about your integrity, your talent and your confidence, you will find the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow.

As you see, luck isn’t something outside of yourself that magically appears. It is something that comes from within. The leprechaun’s greatest secret is that you don’t need him, because you already possess the potential. Believe in yourself and you will be the luckiest dancer ever!