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When our guest, Paula Kramer, Transformation Specialist, Resource Rock Star, Glass Ceiling Breaker, was a very young child, her mother tried to kill her twice, and then at 12 years old, a boy in school pulled her chair out from under her. Paula landed hard on her tailbone, injuring her spine. Her memories of closely being murdered left her in such emotional pain that she had to bury them, and her spinal injury left her in such physical pain that she had difficulty sitting and standing normally. Understanding her murder memories and the cause of her spinal pain, Paula found the ability to transform her life. Paula uses her life experience to help you understand and transform relationships, situations, attitudes, and the world.Girl grit is the courage to create equality for all girls and women, including girls and women who create inequality for you.What are the 3-5 things the listeners will learn:4 cultural themes of betrayal between women.Girl growls based on the 4 cultural themes of betrayal build glass ceilings.Develop girl grit by refusing to betray yourself according to the four cultural themes.How to chip away at glass ceilings by ending girl growls.

When our guest, Paula Kramer, Transformation Specialist, Resource Rock Star, Glass Ceiling Breaker, was a very young child, her mother tried to kill her twice, and then at 12 years old, a boy in school pulled her chair out from under her. Paula landed hard on her tailbone, injuring her spine. Her memories of closely being murdered left her in such emotional pain that she had to bury them, and her spinal injury left her in such physical pain that she had difficulty sitting and standing normally. Understanding her murder memories and the cause of her spinal pain, Paula found the ability to transform her life. Paula uses her life experience to help you understand and transform relationships, situations, attitudes, and the world. Girl grit is the courage to create equality for all girls and women, including girls and women who create inequality for you. What are the 3-5 things the listeners will learn: 4 cultural themes of betrayal between women.Girl growls based on the 4 cultural themes of betrayal build glass ceilings.Develop girl grit by refusing to betray yourself according to the four cultural themes.How to chip away at glass ceilings by ending girl growls.

It Takes Girl Grit To End Girl Growls with Paula Kramer

Paula Kramer is a dancer and choreographer whose graceful, powerful and adventurously creative. Tom Kramer is a dance photographer known for strikingly beautiful images of dance.The Kramers’ lifelong collaboration has made their life together a vibrant work of art. Now both in their 80s, Paula is still performing and choreographing and Tom is still creating vivid photographs of dancers and musicians. The Kramers are a vital part of St. Pete’s arts community, constantly collaborating with visual, literary and performing artists.In this inspiring and often hilarious conversation, they tell stories together and tell stories about each other. We’ll find out about the groundbreaking work Paula did to integrate dance into elementary school education, and hear Tom’s thoughts on capturing the ephemeral beauty of motion.You can see selections of Tom’s photographs on his web page tomkramerphoto.smugmug.comTom is currently working with dancer Helen Hansen French on Capturing Dance. Sponsored by the St. Pete Arts Alliance, the project seeks to capture the diverse dance community of St. Petersburg in photographs that will be displayed in venues through the city.And Tom is documenting performances at The Palladium Theatre in downtown St. Pete. . . www.mypalladium.orgPaula will be performing on July 27 at the Morean Arts Center as part of Helen Hansen French’s performance at the interactive arts event, [Unified] #genderequality . You can see Paula’s choreography onstage at The Studio@620 on August 22, as she collaborates with actors, director Elizabeth Brincklow and dancers Helen Hansen French, Crystal DelGiudice and Sean McDonald in a staged reading of playwright Sheila Cowley’s work, Trio. Featured image: Photograph of Paula Kramer by Tom Kramer.Arts In is produced by Matt and Sheila Cowley. Executive Producer, Barbara St. Clair for Creative Pinellas.

Paula Kramer is a dancer and choreographer whose graceful, powerful and adventurously creative. Tom Kramer is a dance photographer known for strikingly beautiful images of dance. The Kramers’ lifelong collaboration has made their life together a vibrant work of art. Now both in their 80s, Paula is still performing and choreographing and Tom is still creating vivid photographs of dancers and musicians. The Kramers are a vital part of St. Pete’s arts community, constantly collaborating with visual, literary and performing artists. In this inspiring and often hilarious conversation, they tell stories together and tell stories about each other. We’ll find out about the groundbreaking work Paula did to integrate dance into elementary school education, and hear Tom’s thoughts on capturing the ephemeral beauty of motion. You can see selections of Tom’s photographs on his web page <a href="http://tomkramerphoto.smugmug.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">tomkramerphoto.smugmug.com</a> Tom is currently working with dancer Helen Hansen French on Capturing Dance. Sponsored by the St. Pete Arts Alliance, the project seeks to capture the diverse dance community of St. Petersburg in photographs that will be displayed in venues through the city. And Tom is documenting performances at The Palladium Theatre in downtown St. Pete. . . <a href="http://www.mypalladium.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.mypalladium.org</a> Paula will be performing on July 27 at the Morean Arts Center as part of Helen Hansen French’s performance at the interactive arts event, [Unified] #genderequality .  You can see Paula’s choreography onstage at The Studio@620 on August 22, as she collaborates with actors, director Elizabeth Brincklow and dancers Helen Hansen French, Crystal DelGiudice and Sean McDonald in a staged reading of playwright Sheila Cowley’s work, Trio.  Featured image: Photograph of Paula Kramer by Tom Kramer. Arts In is produced by Matt and Sheila Cowley. Executive Producer, Barbara St. Clair for Creative Pinellas.

Arts In: Tom and Paula Kramer