5 tips to survive after you finish your dance school training

When I finished my training at school, I suddenly found myself without daily classes, my friends around me or a teacher or a mentor to push me, I panicked and lost it!
Hi everyone, my name is Nico Ricchini, I am a freelance dance artist and my mission is to help people navigate their lives through dance.
Today, I'm sharing with you 5 tips to survive in the first months of finishing your dance school training and arriving into the dance professional world. It can be very scary and, in my experience, the way you approach the first three months of this part of your life, are going to be key for the rest of your career.
💁 More about me: linktr.ee/nico...
🤳 On Tik Tok: / nico.ricchini
🤳 On Instagram: / nico.ricchini
💌 Fancy more tips straight to your mailbox? Sign-up for my weekly newsletter "Guided by Dance" - Every Sunday: nicoricchini.s...

[@Swapi20]

He is great teacher from France n he genuinely helps dancer 🙏

[@jonathannoch1835]

Great video with helpful tips, thank you a lot!

[@Swapi20]

Thank you very much for creating this video. Very informative and crucial. Would love to hear from you more ❤

[@nico.ricchini]

🙏🙏Thank you so much! That means a lot. More to come very soon. I hope you'll enjoy it as well.
🙋 Don't hesitate to suggest if there is anything you want to open the conversation about.

[@Swapi20]

Is it the right thing to do after the education from school that you start auditioning for distinct companies? Because I have failed. I have tried and applied for a limitless number of auditions, the level and no. Of applications are too high, I have just received 2 invitations and failed to go because of expensive transportation and visa.
Maintaining practice and conditioning the body at a certain level is easier even though you don't have external inspiration and if you have a strong discipline. finding work is extremely difficult, especially in Asian countries.
It would be great if you could guide us and give us some insights and creative ideas for developing or creating opportunities for ourselves.

[@nico.ricchini]

The situation is very different for everyone. And there are many criteria involved: your training but also your environment and the state of the dance scene at any given moment.
Failure is part of the process and if you keep encountering the same problems over and over again, it might be important to reevaluate the whole process step by step. For example, if you, as you're saying, "have just received 2 invitations" then maybe you can have a look at the material that you are sending and ensure it's the most adequate for the auditions you're applying for. When it comes to difficulties in terms of visa, have you been able to identify the challenges so next time it happens smoothly?
I can't say I have a lot of experience in the dance scene in Asian countries. But I'm intrigued by your suggestion. Would you mind if we bring this conversation privately so we can have a chat and you tell me more? My contact is on my profile.
Cheers,