The Importance of Goal Setting

Is there something you want to accomplish but you can’t seem to find the motivation? Do you have an interest in doing something, but, besides your own happiness, there doesn’t really seem to be a point? If you find yourself in this situation, maybe you should set a goal. The goal should be related to whatContinue reading “The Importance of Goal Setting”

5 Reasons Why You Might Need A Dance Daze Dance Board

As business owners, we love creating high quality products that solve problems for our clients. At Dance Daze Dance Boards, we work to support the work of recreational and pre-professional dancers. This means that we design our portable dance floors in consideration of what recreational children and adult dancers and pre-professional dancers between the agesContinue reading “5 Reasons Why You Might Need A Dance Daze Dance Board”

How My Dance Background Helps Me As A Business Owner

I had my first dance lesson at the age of 3. I don’t remember much of it, but I do remember two things about it. First, I remember there were weird stuffed animals in the window area that creeped me out. Second, I remember that I didn’t like it, and I kept going to myContinue reading “How My Dance Background Helps Me As A Business Owner”

Using Your Dance Daze Dance Board for Photo Shoots

Have you ever had your own photo shoot, where you were the model, photographer, lighting director, and stylist?  Dance Daze Dance Boards Co-founder Saumirah McWoodson does this all the time. Keep reading for some tips about how to use your Dance Daze Dance Board in your own photo shoot, with just you, your board, andContinue reading “Using Your Dance Daze Dance Board for Photo Shoots”

You Know What They Say: A Failure to Plan . . .

When I was younger, one of my favorite comedy movies was Sugar & Spice. (I have an eclectic taste in movies, so we’re not here to judge this reference.) If you know me, you know that I tend to really like quotes, cheesy though they may be, and one that I picked up from theContinue reading “You Know What They Say: A Failure to Plan . . .”