I cursed myself many many times for not being the “driller”. I thought I might be abnormal, but I guess I m simply a different type of learner *Phhheeeew* what a relief!!!

MALA – big kiss for this amazing interview!!!!!! your blog should be entitled “best blog ever for serious bellydance fans and learners”!

Neon – “toys”, “learning and entertainment”: I thank the universe for your existence Some time ago I asked a dancer I admire a lot on youtube who’s conceptualizing her first instructional I’d like something not there on the market so far, something which is not drills and boring movement vocabulary assorted according to body parts, but something which is FUN to do. She was puzzled.
I thought is there something wrong with my English maybe? What s strange about the idea? Well now I guess she’s puzzled because she must be more of the analytical type. I get bored to death with repetition of certain body parts, I need some fun, else I can’t stick to learning (bizarrely I love doing sit ups and similar exercises in repetitions – it’s my kind of meditation but dance seems to not fit into my “WORKout” philosophy but to me needs to be connected to great music, inspiration, passion, creativity…)

SO I thank the heavens for your programs
I will get back to your more analytical beginner program (which I own too) after some fun dance learning. I now see drills get interesting to me once I realize where my shortcomings are. So these different learning tools not only appeal to all kinds of different buyers in different ways, but I think they might also appeal to the same buyers at different stages of their learning. Like I first need inspiration and fun to get me going – and then ambition kicks in

I sure admire the “hard workers” from day 1 like Mala I just know it s not me!
Pleeeease keep producing such great programs Neon! All the best to all of you