As a yoga professional, you’re on a lifetime journey. To stay your course and enjoy each step of the process, it’s important to design your growth purposefully. This is similar to planning an adventure. You look at your current starting point
Have you ever taught a yoga class that contained first-time students? Have you spoken cues to the room, only to find blank stares looking back at you? Clear communication is an essential tool that cultivates harmony and understanding between you and
Do you want to have a team of vibrant teachers at your studio? Are you ready to be part of a yoga business that inspires the community on a daily basis? Can you see yourself as a strong, capable leader--whether you’re
A 200-hour yoga teacher training program is a great way to learn the technical skills necessary to teach. Yet, the certification process only allots 3% of your time there to establish a yoga business. This could mean you start your career
The foundation of a successful yoga business is high-quality relationships. But what happens when you encounter the negative, angry yoga client? Instead of losing your personal power, learn to remain centered and confident in those interactions. This article--which is the second
Have you ever had a client that you dreaded seeing the next day? Do you find yourself shrinking away from a student who is overly-chatty? When you are uncertain of how to deal with these individuals, you can find yourself frustrated
One of the most powerful skills as a teacher is the ability to design a memorable experience for students on the yoga mat. You create sequences to move the body safely through postures, but you use yoga class themes to focus
Ethical rules of yoga business form the foundation for the agreements you make as a yoga professional. They also create the framework from you make decisions about your business. This includes how you work with your clients, utilize your time, and
A successful yoga business is both smart and healthy. Most professionals make the mistake of focusing solely on the first element, which involves strategies, marketing, and technology. Yet the health of a company forms the foundation on which those tactics rest.
Have you ever been to a yoga class where you felt inspired and challenged? Have you heard another yoga teacher share some seed of wisdom that stuck with you long after you left the room? Did you ever feel more strongly
