I've always cared about my art, but a few years ago I learned that I loved to teach as well. That led to creating this site which chronicles my journey of learning all while teaching and helping others do the same.
Was a pleasure to meet and do some colab with the famous japanese soccer player Takashi Inui while visiting us at Cirque du SoleilโWas nice to meet you Broโ ๐@takashi.08
#Throwback to the week in Vegas that I couldn't forget ๐ ๐คฆ๐ปโโ๏ธ There would be plenty to write here but seeing a collection of 7 shows and meeting the founder of #cirquedusoleil#guylaliberte was a week that leaves me pretty much speachless.. #lasvegas
I've been lucky to have been featured in one of the biggest self-improvement channels out there with more than 2 million subscribers called "Improvement Pill".
Originally I've been invited to his podcast "The Other Pill", where we've talked about "practice", progress in skill and my upcoming book "The Book Of Practice", but since the conversation went so well he decided to do a video on it too ๐
Thanks Richard for the opportunity! Podcast coming soon.. ๐ฅ๐
Remembering this special day from exactly 3 years ago where I had the honour to receive the "star of the stage" award, given by the Hungarian Capital Circus for technical knowledge and craftsmanship in an artistic field.
This moment was special, but what made it much more special was to share the stage with an amazing person a legend of circus, Simon รrpรกd receiving his "lifetime achievement" award.
For almost 10 years we would see each other as the first thing coming to practice.. He was always there.. and me too. It would become one of the things we shared.
He was looking out for and observing young artists and always ready to give REAL advice and wisdom that actually helps, based on hardearned lifetime of experience. I would often receive encouraging words from him and his brother, another legend of circus who has to be mentioned.. Simon Tibor.
Both of them amazing, inspiring, hardworking yet humble human beings who supported young artists, wanting to help. They lived circus passionately until the last moment of their lives and this is the true lifetime achievement any artist could aspire to.. Rest in peace circus legends.
T.B. from August to this beautiful place I forgot to even post..๐ I remember not sleeping for an entire day just to make it in time for this.. was well worth it ๐ #horseshoebend#bucketlistcheck
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