Clock is anticipated and the Balanchine method

This is the mantra the biggest marketing blogs (including this one) have been telling us for years.

But it’s simply not true. Or to be more accurate, it’s not the whole story. In this post I’m going to talk about why my thoughts on this have changed, and why I think it’s time this blogging myth disappeared forever – it is holding a lot of people back. Myself included.

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