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You could teach these 'youngsters' a thing or two, and get paid (giving lessons). As far as I have seen nothing compares with dancers in their 30 to 50 year range.
Maybe get training in another field while you're dancing. You could keep working as a dancer until you're ready to go and you'll already have something else to go into.
How about being a teacher or mentor.
what type of dancer are you??
what makes you dance? money?
30 is still young.. but why don't you try teaching dance? it could be more rewarding for you in the long run..
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