Lauren Smyth's guest appearances

Lauren Smyth

Riverdance the Podcast

Forever Podcast 

Chloey Turner

Jill Scott

Jenny Lee

Bee Farmer

Brian Mayne

Bob Parker

David McDowell

Hannah French

Pam Burrows

John McColgan

Ciara Sexton

Julian Erskine

Gillian McKeith

Jordan Carver

Louise Riley

OwlTail

In today's podcast, we welcome back Lauren Smyth, who has been a principle dancer with Riverdance since 2011 and recently founded the Lauren Smyth Academy, an online resource of dance classes, educational tutorials, performance choreography and more. Though Lauren comes from a dance background, her tips are beneficial to people from all walks of life, whether you're setting out to achieve fitness, lifestyle or business goals. We sat down with her to ask her for advice on overcoming fear and developing new skills when it comes to starting new ventures.

In today's podcast, we welcome back Lauren Smyth, who has been a principle dancer with Riverdance since 2011 and recently founded the Lauren Smyth Academy, an online resource of dance classes, educational tutorials, performance choreography and more.  Though Lauren comes from a dance background, her tips are beneficial to people from all walks of life, whether you're setting out to achieve fitness, lifestyle or business goals. We sat down with her to ask her for advice on overcoming fear and developing new skills when it comes to starting new ventures.

Overcoming fear when starting new business ventures with Lauren Smyth

Lauren Smyth has been a principle dancer with Riverdance since 2011 and recently had the opportunity to perform in Radio City Music Hall, NYC with Riverdance in their 25th Anniversary show. Lauren is passionate about inspiring dancers of all abilities to have the confidence and courage to go after their dreams. She tours the world with her 'Passion, Perseverance, Purpose' workshop, which incorporates all aspects of performance and stage presence and motivates the next generation of dancers to discover their inner strength on the road to achieving greatness whilst learning to thrive in the face of adversity. Though Lauren comes from a dance background, her tips are beneficial to people from all walks of life, whether you're setting out to achieve fitness, lifestyle or business goals. We sat down with her to ask her for some tips for overcoming obstacles and find out how she's been handling the lockdown we're currently experiencing. 

Lauren Smyth has been a principle dancer with Riverdance since 2011 and recently had the opportunity to perform in Radio City Music Hall, NYC with Riverdance in their 25th Anniversary show. Lauren is passionate about inspiring dancers of all abilities to have the confidence and courage to go after their dreams. She tours the world with her 'Passion, Perseverance, Purpose' workshop, which incorporates all aspects of performance and stage presence and motivates the next generation of dancers to discover their inner strength on the road to achieving greatness whilst learning to thrive in the face of adversity.  Though Lauren comes from a dance background, her tips are beneficial to people from all walks of life, whether you're setting out to achieve fitness, lifestyle or business goals. We sat down with her to ask her for some tips for overcoming obstacles and find out how she's been handling the lockdown we're currently experiencing.

Mindset, perseverance and handling lockdown with Lauren Smyth

"If you have a goal or dream in sight, most of the time it's not going to be a straight road. You're going to have to take a longer, more difficult direction to get there." On this week's show, lead dancer, Lauren Smyth, tells Darren Casey how she was rejected for Riverdance but wouldn't take no for an answer and wouldn't give up her dream of dancing on the show. "What makes you different is also your strength….You have to persist and from a young age I always felt I was going to be on Riverdance." You'll also hear from musician, Tara Howley, on life on the road travelling through Louisiana and how her music was a grateful memory for one widowed American wife. For more from Riverdance, visit Riverdance.com

"If you have a goal or dream in sight, most of the time it's not going to be a straight road. You're going to have to take a longer, more difficult direction to get there." On this week's show, lead dancer, Lauren Smyth, tells Darren Casey how she was rejected for Riverdance but wouldn't take no for an answer and wouldn't give up her dream of dancing on the show. "What makes you different is also your strength….You have to persist and from a young age I always felt I was going to be on Riverdance." You'll also hear from musician, Tara Howley, on life on the road travelling through Louisiana and how her music was a grateful memory for one widowed American wife. For more from Riverdance, visit <a href="http://Riverdance.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Riverdance.com</a>