Adults love to ask us kids what we wanted to become. As a child, I often answered this question about as wanted adults: a pilot, firefighter, police. All was fine with my answer, probably because it is a typical profession for any man who wants to look like a hero in the eyes of other people. But I admit that I actually want to be a dancer in the folk choir and performing to the delight of the audience, that no one would understand. But I really was for years engaged in the section of folk dances have become so accustomed to this pastime that can not imagine life without rehearsals, performances, small jitters before the concert.

I want to become a professional dancer, but understand that is unlikely to be able to do in high school where I continued to teach the art of folk dance. First of all, because I'm not sure how the folks will support me. They want me to become a programmer or a lawyer. But I think that it is a specialty that I don't want to do in life.

I have found several schools which teach the art of dance. But I don't know how to be. If I try to do? While I don't understand who and where I'll be able to work and will I in the future have enough money to support themselves and their families. So now to your question I can answer so: I want to become a professional dancer, but they will or not is not yet know. While this desire remains a dream of mine.