As the work evolved, I began to notice that the dialogue between us became clearer and more subtle. We don’t need ambition here; the goal isn’t to push for something fast or dramatic, but to uncover the ease and pleasure of movement itself.
What’s fascinating is that the slower and gentler I go, the more the lesson feels like a shared experience—less about me doing something to you and more about us moving together. Sometimes I lead, sometimes you lead, and as we shift and respond in this mutual dance, the changes we create feel deeper, more lasting, and more enjoyable.
