Life lessons are full of wisdom because they often have to be learned the hard way. However, the hardest part about that process is realizing that sometimes not every opportunity lasts forever. You finally “get it” long after the fact.... Continue Reading →
by Alice Padron#teach Since the beginning of the lockdown, my opinion of the digital yoga world has shifted dramatically. Like many other freelancers and yoga teachers, I found myself confused and unemployed. It seemed that the only way forward... Continue Reading →
I brought everyone out of savasana. Bowing to the participants, I said, “Thank you for coming. Please feel free to stick around and chat if you have questions, or want to go over something in more detail.” Everyone smiled, but... Continue Reading →
Coastal environments have been shown to improve our health, body and mind. So should doctors start issuing nature-based prescriptions? ‘People who visit the coast at least twice weekly tend to experience better general and mental health,’ says Dr Lewis Elliott.... Continue Reading →
December 8, 201644 minute readby Mark Manson Hey, guess what? I got married two weeks ago. And like most people, I asked some of the older and wiser folks around me for a couple quick words of relationship advice from... Continue Reading →
Balance plays a pivotal role in our lives whether we notice it or not. We are constantly bombarded with external forces that disrupt our equilibrium. So much so, that we often fail to notice, as our bodies are so effectively... Continue Reading →
With a goal to feel more energized and productive in the mornings, I gave my morning routine a makeover, with a few surprising results...by Locke Hughes | NBC NEWS It was just a few weeks into 2019 when I began... Continue Reading →
Comfort can ruin your life. Only in a state of discomfort can you continually grow and achieve your greatest potential. by THOMAS OPPONG MARCH 15, 2019 If everything is too good, you’re probably stuck not being awesome. Don’t join an “easy” crowd.... Continue Reading →
by DANIELLA WITTERN BUSH#TEACH I arrive early, as always, giving myself time to roll out my mat, adjust the lighting and the sound system, and open the cabinet of yoga props. Sometimes one or two mats have been strategically placed... Continue Reading →
