Success in as a yoga teacher is defined in many different ways. You might define it as teaching three weekly classes at maximum capacity. You could equate it to a $3,500 per month income, teaching private yoga lessons full time (with
Yoga is an incredible tool to reduce stress, improve focus, and evolve into the best version of yourself. As a yoga teacher, you facilitate these changes in your students. Yet new yoga teachers can compare themselves to others who are further
No matter where you are in your yoga business, there are amazing tools that can save you time, energy, and money! The trick is knowing which ones will actually do just that! That’s why you’ll find this list of business resources
Learning is the pathway to new growth and increased awareness. It opens doors to possibilities, and keeps you excited about life. But what are the three phases of learning? And how do you derive meaning from your education so you can
2020 is a year full of ongoing changes that require you to be calm in the face of tense situations. One of the best ways to prevent being stuck amidst these challenges is to use simple yoga business tactics. These keep
The world of teaching yoga is constantly changing. You might not know exactly how to start a yoga business, nor how to build momentum with the setup you already have in place. That’s why you can read an, or all of
One element of a marketing strategy involves a path to gain new clients. This is essential to increase your student base and grow your yoga business. Yet many marketing strategies call for a complicated approach that decreases your energy levels or
What steps do you take to start a yoga business? Or how do you grow yours into one that’s both heart-based and profitable? Since such a framework is not taught at yoga teacher training programs, most teachers graduate without a plan.
A common misunderstanding among yoga professionals is that marketing refers only to actions taken to gain new clients. Yet a marketing strategy includes steps to address all types of relationships in your business—potential clients, new clients, and existing clients. In order
Daily routines have recently been disrupted due to the COVID-19 outbreak. Group yoga classes have ceased and even private lessons have been canceled to the quarantine. To keep your yoga business afloat and to still give your community the support they
