Sometimes she’s Dr. Jeannette Potts, and sometimes she’s Dr. Tango. As Dr. Potts, she’s on staff in the Cleveland Clinic’s Glickman Urological Institute, and in that role, besides treating patients, she travels extensively as a speaker and lecturer. But her alter ego is Dr. Tango, a skilled dancer who has been totally captivated by the Argentine tango. In this role, she uses the tango to express her life philosophies. She also applies the revitalizing inspiration she derives from the tango to develop a nurturing, mind-body approach to her patients. Tango: Lessons for Life is a collection of short stories and reflections, in which she shares what she has learned from the tango and how it can apply to real life. In this book, Dr. Potts explores the subtle and not-so-subtle dances we perform with others and, even more important, she reveals our most intimate dance — the one we perform with ourselves. Topics include: • Arrogance: a two-way street • Growing with each step • Dancing as though you had 90% of the accountability • The better the lead, the less need to speak