Forget Baz Lahurmann’s “Everybody’s Free to Wear Sunscreen”, (which, by the way, was originally written by American journalist Mary Schmich). Mrs. Roosevelt, wife of Franklin D. Roosevelt, was more than the first lady, she was a suffragette and political leader. We owe her credit for many quotes on life and learning. 11. “I am free of all prejudice. I hate everyone equally. ” Don’t become a follower, begin to take a chance. Try becoming a dreamer and create your own dance. Michelle C. Ustaszeski

Assuming that the waggle dance did not independently evolve (there’s no evidence it did, and ample evidence due to its similarity between species that it evolved only once) it must have first appeared at least 20 million years ago, when extant honey bee species diverged during the early Miocene. As human beings, we are often burdened by our own thoughts, worries and fears. We are constantly striving to meet expectations – both of ourselves and others. We feel the pressure to be perfect, to always have it together and to excel in every aspect of our lives. While these goals are admirable, they can put undue stress on our minds and bodies – leading us to feel overwhelmed and unhappy. I have seen it attributed to everyone from an unnamed Buddhist Monk, to the great Satchel Paige; but it just isn’t so. I think the folks out there must be unconsciously disappointed that something that cool came from such ordinary people, so they keep giving it the loftier authorship they believe it deserves. It’s much less risky flying off over the horizon if you know there’s something to collect once you get there 10. What’s the difference between the toddler who so freely moves to the rhythm of his heart and the more rigid adult?Therefore the suggestion is that the waggle dance of Apis species evolved, presumable early in the speciation of the genus, in a tropical region where food resources were patchily distributed, available for only limited period and present alongside a wide variety of other (less good) choices. It was about being able to dance like Cassidy did, as though no one was watching, as though the moment was infinite enough without needing to document its existence.” – Robyn Schneider. The key to releasing this burden is the power of letting go. Letting go means rediscovering the joy in life and embracing our imperfections in a meaningful way. It’s about letting go of negative emotions that hold us down and learning how to enjoy the present moment truly. One way to overcome fear and inhibitions is simply by practicing in private before you take your skills public. Dancing at home or with a close friend can help build your confidence so that when you do perform for an audience, you’ll be ready.

Winners embrace hard work. They love the discipline of it, the trade-off they’re making to win. Losers, on the other hand, see it as punishment. And that’s the difference.”— Lou Holtz In conclusion, embrace what works for you towards promoting self-confidence through a positive personal outlook on life whilst enjoying guided experiences that develop your natural rhythm or further refine your already established dance skills. Whatever you do don’t express it in a way that could be offensive to others. At the end of the day, let’s remember to enjoy ourselves and allow our passion for dancing to manifest uninhibitedly with respect to those in our surroundings as the ultimate rule of thumb. Top 5 Surprising Facts about the Dance Like Nobody’s Watching Quote When dancing, it’s important to focus on the music rather than worrying about how you look or what others might think. Dancing is all about feeling the rhythm and letting your body move in response. It is about what you do when nobody is watching. Can you always stay on your grind, or are you only a star when the lights are on you and everybody is watching?”— Jan Warner Dance like no one is watching. Sing like no one is listening. Love like you’ve never been hurt. And live like it’s heaven on Earth.”– Mark TwainLive like you’ll die tomorrow, work like you don’t need the money, and dance like nobody’s watching.”— Bob Fosse If you work hard and meet your responsibilities, you can get ahead, no matter where you come from, what you look like or who you love.”— Barak Obama If your dream is a big dream, and if you want your life to work on the high level you say you do, there’s no way around doing the work it takes to get you there.”— Joyce Chapman To me, it means dancing free from judgment, criticism or fear of what others might think. It means dancing in my bedroom at seven years old to Paula Abdul’s Shut Up and Dance album. It means being present and not overwhelmed or consumed by others’ expectations. It means focusing on why I started dancing in the first place — for fun, for expression, for connection, for me!

Under experimental conditions the dancing bee can communicate the presence and quality of a food source on a horizontal comb, but – with no reference to gravity – all directional information is lost 6. The round danceThere are a very large number of bee species. In the UK alone there are 270 species, 250 of which are solitary. Remember that the dance is performed with relation to gravity in the darkened hive. You’re looking to identify the angle from a vertical line up the face of the brood comb to determine the direction from the sun. The full quote is something like “Dance like nobody’s watching; love like you’ve never been hurt. Sing like nobody’s listening; live like it’s heaven on earth”. We hope you see the relationship between life and dancing – the two are more interconnected than you may think. The next time you find yourself stressed think about the dance of life and how you are handling it. You can tap your toes or you can swing around! Dancing can be exciting and inspiring – help others dance their way to success and happiness.