About SRDI

  • "Social Recreational Dance Industry" is focused on the social-recreational dance "business" from an "industry" perspective; mostly on exploring the rationale and potential for developing a stronger industry by creating additional superstructure and infrastructure for it. A key rationale is the principle that a rising tide lifts all boats. A strengthening social-recreational dance "industry" lifts all social-recreational dance "businesses".

Categorization

  • The categorization includes some, but not total, overlap; each category has posts that are not in the overlapping categories.

Blog Organization

  • The blog now shows newest at the top, oldest at the bottom. The oldest posts are shown in the "Archives" link above; hit that to begin with oldest first.
  • To "read" from older to newer go to the first one you want, then hit "Permalink" in the footer of that entry; you will then be able to read each post on a separate page. To read the next newest post, look at the top of the page, then hit the link to the right side of "Main".

Michael Hanrahan

  • "I love dancing! ... but that doesn't mean I'm any good." ;-) And I love promoting social-recreational dancing; especially the people and businesses providing the wonderful opportunity to participate. In my opinion social-recreational dancing is one of the best possible ways that people can address and satisfy many of their desires, goals, and aspirations, particularly in regard to their physical, social, emotional, attitudinal, spiritual and mental well-being. "Go Dance!!"

Contact

  • We can powerfully assist in your social-recreational dance enterprise. Email & phone contacts are at website godance.biz in the "SEE BLOGS" list above or the 'ABOUT' link below.

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Links

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