During one of lessons I thought, ‘Wait… I can actually use this in my real life.’ I realized that these skills are applicable beyond just the course. I can integrate them into my everyday life. They’re not abstract or theoretical—they’re usable, tangible. Now, even if I’m not acting on it right away, I know I can. It makes real-world sense. And because of that I feel like ‘This is a good course.’

Even though life was hectic and I couldn’t be as present as I wanted, Unveiled gave me tools I’ll keep returning to. It opened my eyes to parts of myself I hadn’t fully seen before—especially how deeply self-judgment and unconscious expectations were holding me back. It helped me reframe frustration, discomfort, and doubt—not as signs I was failing, but as invitations to connect more deeply. I feel more connected to my body, more compassionate with myself, and more empowered to move forward

I pay a lot more attention to what I truly enjoy and trying to do the things I truly enjoy. I just signed up for a big event in Paris. In the past, I would never have been taking a leap and making a decision that fast and going on something just purely for what I want to do. I would have been thinking about all the costs and money, time, work, whatever. I feel like I want to prioritize the stuff I really enjoy in life more.

I was always judging people before and I know that’s something problematic but I didn’t know how to approach. But learning the lesson in UNVEILED, after that class I had a meeting with friends and it made me a totally different person compared to before. I could feel more connection with others rather than judge and i could feel their energy and their blockages and i could see how they judge others and don’t realize it.

I used to only dance by myself and not in a class of other people so dancing in front of others was completely new and very terrifying. Now, I’m able to let myself be witnessed in real time dancing without knowing what I look like and be able to stay stay in my body for that whole experience. I was able to tap into just being with another person and letting them see me.

Now that my body has the lived experience of being witnessed in a vulnerable state, I know I have the tools and means to get back in my body and stay relaxed whenever I find myself getting in my head, even outside of dance.

A program where I thought I was going to be told what to do with my hands, face & body but it was so much more…A space where I was invited to get vulnerable, rediscover and explore senses through an immersive experience to find my movement authentically and the hooks to bring me back in. Mimi, I’m truly grateful for these tools you have unveiled…it’s almost like an awakening.