Jess Grippo's guest appearances

Jess Grippo

Green Is the New Black with Ashley Williams

The Creative Ritual Podcast

Brand Yourself

GOAL Traveler's The Just Go Network

Awakening Genius

Love City Arts Podcast

Be Real with Eliza Reynolds: Conversations About Mental Health, Friendship, Body Image & More for Big-Hearted Preteen & Teen Girls

Knowledge Daddies

La Befana's Table with Dina & Friends

Things That Matter with Martie McNabb

Nicole Jardim

Erin Claire Jones

Jennifer Racioppi

Ksenia Avdulova

Naomi Whittel

Satya Scainetti

Nancy Levin

Candice Kumai

Kate Northrup

Isabel Foxen Duke

Aviva Romm

Alisa Vitti

Erin Stutland

Erin Telford

Alexandra Roxo

OwlTail

Look &amp; listen as dancer/creative coach Jess Grippo shares the story of this well-used and well-loved T-shirt. Part of her personal history, her life journey is practically woven into its fabric. Part of her journey (&amp; the tee's too) began in 2004 in Florence, Italy. She was there on a semester abroad program from college. At the beginning of her time there, she felt awkward.... awkward about everything: fitting in, her body, what she was wearing... all those things. She experienced loneliness and had a hard time making friends &amp; finding her place. While out for a walk she noticed a shop with weird looking wooden shoes in the window. She was intrigued, so she walked in and said Hi to the guy working there. He was a big man wearing a painters suit with colorful splashes of paint all over its white background. Though her Italian wasn't yet fluent, they chatted for a while and she forgot her awkwardness. He asked if she was looking for work &amp; invited her to work for him. For some reason, she knew she needed to say YES. She showed up for work the next day and he handed her a painters suit like his. It too was covered with splashes of paint. That was when she finally felt at "home" for the first time since starting her semester abroad. She knew it was odd to feel this in a jolly old shoemaker aka a "strangers" shop. But feel it she did. Jess felt connected with this man because of a shared passion to be a free spirit. He lived a bohemian or unconventional life and she was building &amp; embracing that lifestyle for herself. She hadn't taken a lot of clothes with her for the semester, but the tee shirt she shows was a favorite because of the softness of the fabric and how it fit her during this awkward phase. She bought this Quebec T-shirt from a vintage store back in the states. The college she was attending in Florence held an art making day, soon after she had begun working for the shoemaker, and she decided to join in. She wore her favorite tee that day. There were canvasses &amp; paints set up around campus, and as she was standing in front of a blank canvas Jess decided to take her T-shirt off and laid it on the canvas. She took a paintbrush and began splashing different color paint onto it's white-ish background. Once the paint dried she cut the collar and sleeves and really made it her own. After all the experiences &amp; things she bought during her time abroad, this T-shirt is her favorite. It reminds her of the jolly shoemaker who helped her feel at home in a far away place. It tells the story of how she CAN find her own people, she CAN find her own way even when she is feeling awkward. She holds on to this Thing that matters almost 20 years later, because it represents her ability to build &amp; live the life she desires and deserves. She doesn't wear the tee much any longer because of its condition, but she'll keep it still. Jess recently started dating Anthony. One of their first weekend getaways was to Quebec City, Canada. The first thing she thought about was if she could find another new-ish Quebec tee like the old one. She found one that's very similar &amp; had Anthony buy one that sort of matched. It felt significant as she was honoring this new phase, new relationship in her life AND keeping the old one to honor her awkward self from so many years ago. She continues to find herself and the free spirited way to go about life. Find more about Jess here: https://www.jessgrippo.com  What Thing would tell your artistic journey tale? This short story was recorded by Jess Grippo who was unable to join us live for my virtual Show &amp; Tale: Artists, Inspiration &amp; Tools in January of 2022. Show &amp; Tales encourage us to build connections, community &amp; legacy one story of stuff at a time. ____________ Join me at my next LIVE Show &amp; Tales: https://www.showandtales.com/events/ Hire me to host your next employee, volunteer,

Look &amp; listen as dancer/creative coach Jess Grippo shares the story of this well-used and well-loved T-shirt. Part of her personal history, her life journey is practically woven into its fabric. Part of her journey (&amp; the tee's too) began in 2004 in Florence, Italy. She was there on a semester abroad program from college. At the beginning of her time there, she felt awkward.... awkward about everything: fitting in, her body, what she was wearing... all those things. She experienced loneliness and had a hard time making friends &amp; finding her place. While out for a walk she noticed a shop with weird looking wooden shoes in the window. She was intrigued, so she walked in and said Hi to the guy working there. He was a big man wearing a painters suit with colorful splashes of paint all over its white background. Though her Italian wasn't yet fluent, they chatted for a while and she forgot her awkwardness. He asked if she was looking for work &amp; invited her to work for him. For some reason, she knew she needed to say YES. She showed up for work the next day and he handed her a painters suit like his. It too was covered with splashes of paint. That was when she finally felt at "home" for the first time since starting her semester abroad. She knew it was odd to feel this in a jolly old shoemaker aka a "strangers" shop. But feel it she did. Jess felt connected with this man because of a shared passion to be a free spirit. He lived a bohemian or unconventional life and she was building &amp; embracing that lifestyle for herself. She hadn't taken a lot of clothes with her for the semester, but the tee shirt she shows was a favorite because of the softness of the fabric and how it fit her during this awkward phase. She bought this Quebec T-shirt from a vintage store back in the states. The college she was attending in Florence held an art making day, soon after she had begun working for the shoemaker, and she decided to join in. She wore her favorite tee that day. There were canvasses &amp; paints set up around campus, and as she was standing in front of a blank canvas Jess decided to take her T-shirt off and laid it on the canvas. She took a paintbrush and began splashing different color paint onto it's white-ish background. Once the paint dried she cut the collar and sleeves and really made it her own. After all the experiences &amp; things she bought during her time abroad, this T-shirt is her favorite. It reminds her of the jolly shoemaker who helped her feel at home in a far away place. It tells the story of how she CAN find her own people, she CAN find her own way even when she is feeling awkward. She holds on to this Thing that matters almost 20 years later, because it represents her ability to build &amp; live the life she desires and deserves. She doesn't wear the tee much any longer because of its condition, but she'll keep it still. Jess recently started dating Anthony. One of their first weekend getaways was to Quebec City, Canada. The first thing she thought about was if she could find another new-ish Quebec tee like the old one. She found one that's very similar &amp; had Anthony buy one that sort of matched. It felt significant as she was honoring this new phase, new relationship in her life AND keeping the old one to honor her awkward self from so many years ago. She continues to find herself and the free spirited way to go about life. Find more about Jess here: <a href="https://www.jessgrippo.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.jessgrippo.com</a> What Thing would tell your artistic journey tale? This short story was recorded by Jess Grippo who was unable to join us live for my virtual Show &amp; Tale: Artists, Inspiration &amp; Tools in January of 2022. Show &amp; Tales encourage us to build connections, community &amp; legacy one story of stuff at a time. ____________ Join me at my next LIVE Show &amp; Tales: <a href="https://www.showandtales.com/events/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.showandtales.com/events/</a> Hire me to host your next employee, volunteer,

Minisode 7: Every T-Shirt tells a Story featuring Jess Grippo

Welcome folks to another episode of La Befana’s Table.  Today, we will be joined by our dear friend, Jess Grippo, who’s a dancer, a creative coach, and the founder of Dance Again. As you all know, dancing is more than just moving the body. It’s a vehicle of expression.  In fact, dance has been part of our traditions throughout history. Our ancestors used it to celebrate a new life, mourn, and heal.  Dance helps us tell a story, express our feelings and emotions, connect with our community, and most importantly, connect with ourselves.  In this episode, Jess and I are going to talk about her journey to dance again after leaving the competitive world of ballet, the courage it takes to dance with strangers, &amp; discovering the healing drum &amp; dance traditions of our cultural roots   More of what we discussed: 01:22- Get to know Jess 02:35- Dance as a form of expression 07:08- Dance again 10:02- Is the bigger version of you blocking you 11:47- Jess’ journey of going into the dances of her ancestry 14:30- There’s healing in dancing 16:30- The original purpose of dance   Know more about Jess: Jess Grippo is a dancer, performance artist, author, and creative coach.  After leaving the classical ballet path and not dancing for years, she started making her own dance videos, alone in her room. While that habit continues, she’s also added quite a few others: starting up an inclusive, creative dance community online and in NYC (Dance Again), making comedic interpretive dances about her dating life and the menstrual cycle (Hungry  Ovaries), writing a book and video series (Dance With This Book), and supporting others in their creative, expressive unfolding through her coaching practice.  Her work has been featured at TEDxNYU, Lincoln Center's Dance On Camera Festival, the New York Comedy Club, The Vagina Monologues opening act, and more. Her puppy Lucy is her only boss and she frequently daydreams of moving into the loft from Flashdance.   Connect with Jess: Website:  https://www.jessgrippo.com/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@jessgrippo YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/jessgrippo Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jessgrippo/  Other links and resources mentioned: Dance with this book By Jess Grippo: https://www.jessgrippo.com/words Alessandra Belloni:  https://alessandrabelloni.com/ ******************************* Thanks so much for pulling up a seat at La Befana’s Table!  If you want episodes sent directly to your inbox be sure to subscribe to   http://dinagregory.substack.com This will allow you to expand on the conversation via a thoughtful comment section, weekly dialogue threads, and our very own private chat  If you found value and love listening to my podcast, please leave an honest review, this helps more people find a seat at La Befana’s Table.  Get full access to La Befana's Table  at dinagregory.substack.com/subscribe

Welcome folks to another episode of La Befana’s Table.  Today, we will be joined by our dear friend, Jess Grippo, who’s a dancer, a creative coach, and the founder of Dance Again. As you all know, dancing is more than just moving the body. It’s a vehicle of expression.  In fact, dance has been part of our traditions throughout history. Our ancestors used it to celebrate a new life, mourn, and heal.  Dance helps us tell a story, express our feelings and emotions, connect with our community, and most importantly, connect with ourselves.  In this episode, Jess and I are going to talk about her journey to dance again after leaving the competitive world of ballet, the courage it takes to dance with strangers, &amp; discovering the healing drum &amp; dance traditions of our cultural roots More of what we discussed: 01:22- Get to know Jess 02:35- Dance as a form of expression 07:08- Dance again 10:02- Is the bigger version of you blocking you 11:47- Jess’ journey of going into the dances of her ancestry 14:30- There’s healing in dancing 16:30- The original purpose of dance  Know more about Jess: Jess Grippo is a dancer, performance artist, author, and creative coach.  After leaving the classical ballet path and not dancing for years, she started making her own dance videos, alone in her room. While that habit continues, she’s also added quite a few others: starting up an inclusive, creative dance community online and in NYC (<a href="https://youcandanceagain.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Dance Again</a>), making comedic interpretive dances about her dating life and the menstrual cycle (Hungry  Ovaries), writing a book and video series (Dance With This Book), and supporting others in their creative, expressive unfolding through her<a href="https://www.jessgrippo.com/creative-club" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> coaching practice</a>.  Her work has been featured at TEDxNYU, Lincoln Center's Dance On Camera Festival, the New York Comedy Club, The Vagina Monologues opening act, and more. Her puppy Lucy is her only boss and she frequently daydreams of moving into the loft from Flashdance.  Connect with Jess: Website: <a href="https://www.jessgrippo.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.jessgrippo.com/</a> TikTok: <a href="https://www.tiktok.com/@jessgrippo" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.tiktok.com/@jessgrippo</a> YouTube: <a href="https://www.youtube.com/jessgrippo" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.youtube.com/jessgrippo</a> Instagram: <a href="https://www.instagram.com/jessgrippo/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.instagram.com/jessgrippo/</a> Other links and resources mentioned: Dance with this book By Jess Grippo: <a href="https://www.jessgrippo.com/words" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.jessgrippo.com/words</a> Alessandra Belloni: <a href="https://alessandrabelloni.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://alessandrabelloni.com/</a> ******************************* Thanks so much for pulling up a seat at La Befana’s Table!  If you want episodes sent directly to your inbox be sure to subscribe to <a href="http://dinagregory.substack.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://dinagregory.substack.com</a> This will allow you to expand on the conversation via a thoughtful comment section, weekly dialogue threads, and our very own private chat If you found value and love listening to my podcast, please leave an honest review, this helps more people find a seat at La Befana’s Table. Get full access to La Befana's Table at <a href="https://dinagregory.substack.com/subscribe?utm_medium=podcast&amp;utm_campaign=CTA_4" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">dinagregory.substack.com/subscribe</a>

Ep. 10 Dance As a Form of Expression and Truth with Jess Grippo

Hey loves -- are you a dancer? Or are you someone like ‘doesn’t dance’? Do you dream of a creative career, but then maybe get stuck in the story of ‘not being good enough’ or ‘creative people don’t make money’ or ‘that’s not practical’? Yeah -- I feel ya. Today’s episode is all about that and MORE. I’m hanging out with the amazing Jess Grippo: she’s semi-famous on TikTok for dancing with CVS receipts, quit Ballet at 19, and is a creative coach for adults. We talk about expression, being ‘cool’, taking art classes, what ‘adulting’ really is, and interpretative dances about our periods… amongst other things. It’s the best! Come listen :) xoxo, Eliza The Badass Academy Membership is opening again in July! Get on the waitlist today: badassgirls.me/academy Find show notes and links from the episode at badassgirls.me/podcast/57!

Hey loves -- are you a dancer? Or are you someone like ‘doesn’t dance’? Do you dream of a creative career, but then maybe get stuck in the story of ‘not being good enough’ or ‘creative people don’t make money’ or ‘that’s not practical’? Yeah -- I feel ya. Today’s episode is all about that and MORE. I’m hanging out with the amazing Jess Grippo: she’s semi-famous on TikTok for dancing with CVS receipts, quit Ballet at 19, and is a creative coach for adults. We talk about expression, being ‘cool’, taking art classes, what ‘adulting’ really is, and interpretative dances about our periods… amongst other things. It’s the best! Come listen :) xoxo, Eliza The Badass Academy Membership is opening again in July! Get on the waitlist today: <a href="http://badassgirls.me/academy-podcast-waitlist" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">badassgirls.me/academy</a> Find show notes and links from the episode at <a href="http://badassgirls.me/podcast/57" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">badassgirls.me/podcast/57</a>!

being cool, TikTok semi-fame, and having a creative career with jess grippo

This week on Knowledge Daddies our Dance instructor Jess Grippo comes on the podcast!   We talk through her dance journey from when she was a teenager to the present. She tells us all about how she would get fed up with dance and wait because it was too much but also she would keep coming back to it time and time again. Eventually to her career now as a creativity coach and dance instructor.   We also talk about how she felt instructing us in dance and choreography on Episode 2 of Knowledge Daddies.  And ours plans to do one of her live dance alone over zoom parties! (To watch that follow Jess on IG and Tiktok @jessgrippo).   Also Sean and Andrew bicker.   Please subscribe, and share the podcast! Follow the guys @ndrewsteiner @bigbarry63 @desiderio_oscar--- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/knowledgedaddies/message

This week on Knowledge Daddies our Dance instructor Jess Grippo comes on the podcast!   We talk through her dance journey from when she was a teenager to the present. She tells us all about how she would get fed up with dance and wait because it was too much but also she would keep coming back to it time and time again. Eventually to her career now as a creativity coach and dance instructor.   We also talk about how she felt instructing us in dance and choreography on Episode 2 of Knowledge Daddies.  And ours plans to do one of her live dance alone over zoom parties! (To watch that follow Jess on IG and Tiktok @jessgrippo).   Also Sean and Andrew bicker.   Please subscribe, and share the podcast! Follow the guys @ndrewsteiner @bigbarry63 @desiderio_oscar--- Send in a voice message: <a href="https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/knowledgedaddies/message" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/knowledgedaddies/message</a>

Quitting Dance and Coming Back Twice with Jess Grippo

SEASON 3 of LOVE CITY LIVE continues (09/23/2020) at 9pm with Gratitude Guest:  Jillian Paige Schafer (@jillianpaigeschafer) - 🎶🧜🏼‍♀️ Creator of @meisnerinmusic + Jess Grippo (@JessGrippo) - Dancer. Author of #dancewiththisbook / Coach/Midwife of creative, expressive potential. // "Love City Live: The Good Report" is a panelist led/call-in weekly show to showcase the talented friends + arts family of Love City Arts. #BeTheChange #ShareTheLove #LoveCityArts Original Air Date: 09/23/2020--- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/lovecityarts/message

SEASON 3 of LOVE CITY LIVE continues (09/23/2020) at 9pm with Gratitude Guest:  Jillian Paige Schafer (@jillianpaigeschafer) - 🎶🧜🏼‍♀️ Creator of @meisnerinmusic + Jess Grippo (@JessGrippo) - Dancer. Author of #dancewiththisbook / Coach/Midwife of creative, expressive potential. // "Love City Live: The Good Report" is a panelist led/call-in weekly show to showcase the talented friends + arts family of Love City Arts. #BeTheChange #ShareTheLove #LoveCityArts Original Air Date: 09/23/2020--- Send in a voice message: <a href="https://anchor.fm/lovecityarts/message" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://anchor.fm/lovecityarts/message</a>

OVE CITY LIVE - Season 03 - Ep. 4/52 - Gratitude Guests: Jillian Paige Schafer (@jillianpaigeschafer) + Jess Grippo (@JessGrippo) 

Hey everyone, happy Friday! I'm loving this episode so much and I hope you will too! Jess Grippo is so fun and wonderful to be around and she has really inspired me to finally f*cking dance again. In this giggly interview we talked about the following, amongst many other groovy things:    - The joy of dancing in your own way and why it's so liberating  - Letting go of ideas about what a dance practice should look like  - Overcoming body image issues  - Creative processes that are joyful and easy   Jess Grippo is a dancer, performer, writer, creativity coach, and the author of Dance With This Book. After leaving her ballet career and being distanced from the dance world for years, she started making dance videos alone in her room. These DIY expressions would become the catalyst for reviving her creative expression and later transitioning her career back into dance - but this time, in her own way. Since then, she's been invited to speak and perform at TEDxNYU, Lincoln Center's Dance On Camera Festival, the New York Comedy Club, and more. Her programs and videos have been helping people for years to reclaim dance, feel at home in their bodies, and revive their creative expression. You can dance again: https://www.jessgrippo.com/you-can-dance-again-2020 jessgrippo.com Instagram/Tiktok: @jessgrippo  //If you enjoy listening and would like some support for your practice please consider joining my Patreon. In the Practice // Space community you’ll get access to recorded workshops, ritual guides, journaling prompts and movement &amp; creative practices to explore in your own time. I also host monthly intention setting sessions and quiet co-creating sessions on Zoom around each new moon. Join here: https://www.yarrowmagdalena.com/practice/ Thank you!//

Hey everyone, happy Friday! I'm loving this episode so much and I hope you will too! Jess Grippo is so fun and wonderful to be around and she has really inspired me to finally f*cking dance again. In this giggly interview we talked about the following, amongst many other groovy things:   <ul> <li>- The joy of dancing in your own way and why it's so liberating </li> <li>- Letting go of ideas about what a dance practice should look like </li> <li>- Overcoming body image issues </li> <li>- Creative processes that are joyful and easy </li> </ul> Jess Grippo is a dancer, performer, writer, creativity coach, and the author of Dance With This Book. After leaving her ballet career and being distanced from the dance world for years, she started making dance videos alone in her room. These DIY expressions would become the catalyst for reviving her creative expression and later transitioning her career back into dance - but this time, in her own way. Since then, she's been invited to speak and perform at TEDxNYU, Lincoln Center's Dance On Camera Festival, the New York Comedy Club, and more. Her programs and videos have been helping people for years to reclaim dance, feel at home in their bodies, and revive their creative expression. You can dance again: <a href="https://www.jessgrippo.com/you-can-dance-again-2020" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.jessgrippo.com/you-can-dance-again-2020</a> <a href="http://jessgrippo.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">jessgrippo.com</a> Instagram/Tiktok: @jessgrippo  //If you enjoy listening and would like some support for your practice please consider joining my Patreon. In the Practice // Space community you’ll get access to recorded workshops, ritual guides, journaling prompts and movement &amp; creative practices to explore in your own time. I also host monthly intention setting sessions and quiet co-creating sessions on Zoom around each new moon. Join here:<a href="https://www.yarrowmagdalena.com/practice/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> https://www.yarrowmagdalena.com/practice/</a> Thank you!//

#74 Reclaiming dance and creative expression with Jess Grippo

Today on episode 67 we will be speaking to Jess Grippo  from JessGrippo.com. BIO: Although she quit dancing after high school and thought she’d missed her chance, Jess proved her 19-year-old self - and society - wrong. Her DIY dance videos on YouTube years later were the catalyst for reviving her dance practice AND transitioning her career back into dance. Since then she’s been invited to speak and perform on stages like TEDxNYU, Lincoln Center's Dance On Camera Festival, New York's Got Talent! competition show, and the New York Comedy Club. While she was once the shyest of shy ballerinas, she’s now frequently found dancing spontaneously with strangers in the streets, subways, airports, parks, and more - and making videos with them. Her “You Can Dance Again” programs and videos have helped hundreds of people in NYC and beyond to reclaim their sense of self through dance, feel at home in their bodies, and revive their creative expression.   TOPICS DISCUSSED ON THIS PODCAST:  Life of an aspiring dancer - Dance is something Jess dove headfirst into as a child with big dreams of being a professional ballerina, that’s until she decided that didn’t align with her. Transitioning out and back again - Like many artists, Jess lost touch with her craft and felt the pressure of attending a “real college” to find that “real job.” But as most artists know, the passion to create rarely dies as she found herself trying to rediscover what she once loved from a very different point of view. Guiding others through dance - Jess found a freeing way to creatively express herself far from the norm of her past. She shares her new views and how she discovered that it can help other performers and non-performers reconnect, ground, build confidence, and most importantly be able to enjoy life more openly.    FOLLOW JESS:  WEBSITE  FACEBOOK INSTAGRAM YOUTUBE DANCE ALONE SERIES    FOLLOW GOAL TRAVELER:  INSTAGRAM (where we are 90 % of the time) FACEBOOK GROUP (join our like-minded community) CONTACT US (office@goaltraveler.com)    GOAL OF THE WEEK: TIP: “Whether you are a dancer or not, take a dance break. Use it as a tool before going into any normal work you do. What that means is to take a break from everything.  Put on music - 1-3 songs Listen to the music, let your body move in any way it wants to, Then go about your day and see what a difference it can make.  

Today on episode 67 we will be speaking to Jess Grippo  from <a href="https://www.jessgrippo.com/danceathome" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">JessGrippo.com</a>. BIO: Although she quit dancing after high school and thought she’d missed her chance, Jess proved her 19-year-old self - and society - wrong. Her DIY dance videos on YouTube years later were the catalyst for reviving her dance practice AND transitioning her career back into dance. Since then she’s been invited to speak and perform on stages like TEDxNYU, Lincoln Center's Dance On Camera Festival, New York's Got Talent! competition show, and the New York Comedy Club. While she was once the shyest of shy ballerinas, she’s now frequently found dancing spontaneously with strangers in the streets, subways, airports, parks, and more - and making videos with them. Her “You Can Dance Again” programs and videos have helped hundreds of people in NYC and beyond to reclaim their sense of self through dance, feel at home in their bodies, and revive their creative expression.   TOPICS DISCUSSED ON THIS PODCAST: <ul> <li>Life of an aspiring dancer - Dance is something Jess dove headfirst into as a child with big dreams of being a professional ballerina, that’s until she decided that didn’t align with her.</li> <li>Transitioning out and back again - Like many artists, Jess lost touch with her craft and felt the pressure of attending a “real college” to find that “real job.” But as most artists know, the passion to create rarely dies as she found herself trying to rediscover what she once loved from a very different point of view.</li> <li>Guiding others through dance - Jess found a freeing way to creatively express herself far from the norm of her past. She shares her new views and how she discovered that it can help other performers and non-performers reconnect, ground, build confidence, and most importantly be able to enjoy life more openly.</li> </ul> FOLLOW JESS: <ul> <li><a href="https://www.jessgrippo.com/danceathome" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">WEBSITE </a></li> <li><a href="https://www.facebook.com/jessgrippodances/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">FACEBOOK</a></li> <li><a href="https://instagram.com/jessgrippo" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">INSTAGRAM</a></li> <li><a href="https://www.youtube.com/jessgrippo" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">YOUTUBE</a></li> <li><a href="https://www.jessgrippo.com/danceathome" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">DANCE ALONE SERIES</a></li> </ul>   FOLLOW GOAL TRAVELER: <ul> <li><a href="http://www.instagram.com/goaltraveler" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">INSTAGRAM</a> (where we are 90 % of the time)</li> <li><a href="http://www.facebook.com/groups/getoutandlive" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">FACEBOOK GROUP</a> (join our like-minded community)</li> <li><a href="../../../contact" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">CONTACT US</a> (office@goaltraveler.com)</li> </ul> GOAL OF THE WEEK: TIP: “Whether you are a dancer or not, take a dance break. Use it as a tool before going into any normal work you do. What that means is to take a break from everything. <ol> <li>Put on music - 1-3 songs</li> <li>Listen to the music, let your body move in any way it wants to,</li> <li>Then go about your day and see what a difference it can make. </li> </ol>

Ep. 67 Dancing Through Life | Ft. Jess Grippo

Jess Grippo’s You Can Dance Again programs and videos have helped hundreds of people reclaim their sense of self through dance, feel at home in their bodies, and revive their creative expression. In the episode, Jess shares her journey from leaving dance, becoming a coach, and combining her passion for wellness and dance into a business, how creating dance videos helped build her audience, why she invested in coaches along the way and how she leveraged her intuition to pick the right ones, and more!   To learn more about Jess Grippo and the resources mentioned in this episode, visit the show notes.   Follow Me On: Facebook Instagram

Jess Grippo’s You Can Dance Again programs and videos have helped hundreds of people reclaim their sense of self through dance, feel at home in their bodies, and revive their creative expression. In the episode, Jess shares her journey from leaving dance, becoming a coach, and combining her passion for wellness and dance into a business, how creating dance videos helped build her audience, why she invested in coaches along the way and how she leveraged her intuition to pick the right ones, and more! To learn more about Jess Grippo and the resources mentioned in this episode, visit the <a href="http://www.blairbadenhop.com/64" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">show notes</a>. Follow Me On: <a href="https://www.facebook.com/blairbadenhop" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Facebook</a> <a href="https://www.instagram.com/blairbadenhop/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Instagram</a>

64: Building a Multi-Passionate Business with Jess Grippo

Episode 15 - Love City Arts Podcast - Guest: Jess GrippoThis week's guest, Jess Grippo (@jessgrippo) joins me to riff on letting go in a new season, intuition within the body, healing unconventional places, the gift of human connection and so much more. Like, Subscribe, and Comment if you enjoy the work of Love City Arts. We would LOVE to hear from you. - @AndreInTheFlowBumper Music by: BenSounds &amp; HookSoundsShow produced by: @AndreInTheFlowwww.lovecityarts.org www.andreintheflow.comPssssttt... I'm committed to #SharingTheLove and #SpreadingTheLove everywhere!!! We are now on Soundcloud, Stitcher Radio, Apple Podcasts, Overcast and Amazon Alexa... Just say, "Alexa, Play Love City Arts Podcast." and enjoy what I hope to be an inspiring conversation. 💜💜💜💜 @LoveCityArts by @AndreInTheFlow #gratidude #nyc #LoveInYourEars#LoveCityPodcasts #BeTheChange #ShareTheLove--- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/lovecityarts/message

Episode 15 - Love City Arts Podcast - Guest: Jess Grippo This week's guest, Jess Grippo (@jessgrippo) joins me to riff on letting go in a new season, intuition within the body, healing unconventional places, the gift of human connection and so much more. Like, Subscribe, and Comment if you enjoy the work of Love City Arts. We would LOVE to hear from you. - @AndreInTheFlow Bumper Music by: BenSounds &amp; HookSounds Show produced by: @AndreInTheFlow <a href="http://www.lovecityarts.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.lovecityarts.org</a> <a href="http://www.andreintheflow.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.andreintheflow.com</a> Pssssttt... I'm committed to #SharingTheLove and #SpreadingTheLove everywhere!!! We are now on Soundcloud, Stitcher Radio, Apple Podcasts, Overcast and Amazon Alexa... Just say, "Alexa, Play Love City Arts Podcast." and enjoy what I hope to be an inspiring conversation. 💜💜💜💜 @LoveCityArts by @AndreInTheFlow #gratidude #nyc #LoveInYourEars#LoveCityPodcasts #BeTheChange #ShareTheLove --- Send in a voice message: <a href="https://anchor.fm/lovecityarts/message" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://anchor.fm/lovecityarts/message</a>