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MUSE work. “I feel like that whole thing about being an artist and being totally broke doesn’t happen to people who learn early how to work hard.” She goes on to say this can mean either knowing that you need a full-time job on top of your art or learning to promote yourself well and placing yourself in the right situations for success, or most likely both. “I’m not worried about crushing their dreams,” she laughed. Just the opposite, in fact. She teaches them that they can have their dreams if they’re willing to work, and she gives them the practical methods to make these dreams come true. Her young professional artists work on résumés, business cards, and finding local or regional places to perform. find themselves in the same position, whether they choose careers in the arts or become veterinarians. Her teaching philosophy is about encouragement, support. She loves being able to set people up for success naturally. Put them in a group, give them the right framework and then watch them do their thing. She herself has reaped the benefits of finding the right framework. And she has the vision, which is much harder to be taught. It has to be intuited. Inspired. Lucky for her kids, they have Hananel as an example. “We play a much bigger part in their lives than just teaching them art. We’re here to mentor these kids, to be their friend and their teacher. With the arts, you want them to be able to express what’s going on inside them,” said Hananel. She says she is lucky to have found herself on this career path that is both her job and her art. Hananel wants her kids to be driven and passionate enough to Thomasville center for the arts 600 East Washington Street Thomasville, GA thomasvillearts.org 11
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