I went from Goldman Sachs to running a dance studio. My Wall Street years help me center clients and manage finances.

Laila AnnMarie Stevens for BI Caila Moed went from professional dance to arts finances to Goldman Sachs to entrepreneurship. She's using the client-first mentality she learned at Goldman to scale her new business. Moed joined Goldman while five weeks pregnant, and has found a more sustainable work-life balance. This as-told-to is based on a conversation with Caila Moed, 35, founder of Rikud Movement, an innovative dance studio in Brooklyn, New York. Business Insider has verified her previou...