Grace Cheatham, Eliza Jose, and Lucy Sullivan of the Aherne Sheehan School of Irish Dance in New York City. https://cbsn.ws/39BDOVx | CBS Sunday Morning

From Team Flatley: Staying motivated as a dancer when the world is in lockdown can be a challenge. Let's hear from the man who worked thirty-five *years* to become an "overnight" success. Focus on improving yourself and making the most of your time. The road ahead is never easy. You'll come across every kind of challenge you can imagine -- and a few you never could have imagined. It's okay to get knocked down; just pick yourself back up. You may not be able to control what happens around you, bu

Michael Flatley has a special message for our German #LordOfTheDance fans as we announce the 2022 tour of our new 25th anniversary show, 25 YEARS OF STANDING OVATIONS! Tickets are on sale now at www.lordofthedance.com -- here are the Germany 2022 tour dates: * September 29: Neubrandenburg * September 30: Bremen * October 1: Rostock * October 2: Schwerin * October 3: Erfurt * October 5: Bielefeld * October 6: Kiel * October 7: Berlin * October 8: Berlin * October 9: Chemnitz * October 11: Dortmun

Follow Your Dream, Day #388: An Art Form Forged in Fire Before Michael Flatley exploded onto the world stage at Eurovision, he had over 18,000 people on their feet at the Hollywood Bowl whilst touring with the Chieftains. This is important. Michael started dancing at the age of eleven. Eurovision didn't happen until he was in his mid-thirties. So, according to conventional wisdom, he'd started too late *and* was too old by the time he became an "overnight" success. Good thing for literally the e