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Click For Full Article Forbes published Five Reasons to Ignore the Advice to Do What You Love, outlining reasons it may not be a great idea to make a job out of the thing you love most. In Newport’s book, So Good They Can’t Ignore You, he argues that following one’s passions can be a dead end...

My CP made it to level five for the first time. I'm an older sister, but much more like a third-guardian along side my mom and dad. Other than the price and wayyy more travel, is there anything else I should know? We're all very excited, but since she came from a level 4, we have a lot to...

I'm trying out for college cheer in about a month and a half and I'm not really sure what to expect. It's a small school, and it's in Michigan, but I don't know if that makes a difference at all. I've tried to find info on this team everywhere but I can only find like one video, and I emailed...

My 2 CP' s ages 11 & 12 have grown up at a small gym. They have cheered there 5 years. This year we are switching to a super large gym. I am excited, but also overwhelmed. We will be driving about an hour and a half one way. Any advice, tips, things I should know about transitioning to a...

I'm applying for a Varsity Cheer Coach position for the first time ever. I have tons of questions on how to make my application stronger, especially since I've never coached before. I feel like this thread could be beneficial to more than just me considering the amount of knowledgeable coaches...

Hi ALL! I am completely new to cheer. My daughter is 7 and recently made an all star mini level 2 team after just starting cheer in January (She did competitive gymnastics prior to this for 2 years so she has tumbling skills). The problem is our gym has 2 separate locations. The main gym which...