Podcast appearances and mentions of jonathan sattin

Jonathan Sattin, founder of triyoga and the forthcoming HOME, returns to talk with J about how we got to the current crossroads we face and the reasons for opening a new center. They discuss the elements that enabled his initial success, lockdowns and the challenges of reopening, sustainability and scale, effectiveness vs efficiency, deciding to sell and ultimately leave, the spiritual practice of Seva, schedules and pricing, front desks, going back to our roots with new insight, delivering something special, and having an impact on peoples lives.   To subscribe and support the show… GET PREMIUM.   Check out J's other podcast… J. BROWN YOGA THOUGHTS.    

In episode 38, Simon talks to Jonathan Sattin. He is founder of triyoga – London's leading centre for yoga, pilates and treatments. In 1985, Jonathan was a senior partner in his own west end law practice – and relied on coffee and cigarettes to deal with stress until a colleague introduced him to yoga. He launched triyoga having raised the funds via a group of investors. David Svendsen, who was then Chairman of Microsoft, was a supporter from early on triyoga which was founded in Primrose Hill in 2000. There are now centres in Camden, Soho, Chelsea, Ealing and Shoreditch.

In episode 38, Simon talks to Jonathan Sattin. He is founder of triyoga – London's leading centre for yoga, pilates and treatments. In 1985, Jonathan was a senior partner in his own west end law practice – and relied on coffee and cigarettes to deal with stress until a colleague introduced him to yoga. He launched triyoga having raised the funds via a group of investors. David Svendsen, who was then Chairman of Microsoft, was a supporter from early on triyoga which was founded in Primrose Hill in 2000. There are now centres in Camden, Soho, Chelsea, Ealing and Shoreditch.

In episode 38, Simon talks to Jonathan Sattin. He is founder of triyoga – London's leading centre for yoga, pilates and treatments. In 1985, Jonathan was a senior partner in his own west end law practice – and relied on coffee and cigarettes to deal with stress until a colleague introduced him to yoga. He launched triyoga having raised the funds via a group of investors. David Svendsen, who was then Chairman of Microsoft, was a supporter from early on triyoga which was founded in Primrose Hill in 2000. There are now centres in Camden, Soho, Chelsea, Ealing and Shoreditch.

In this very special episode of triyoga talks (our first in a while), Yoga Director Genny Wilkinson Priest talks to triyoga founder Jonathan Sattin. They speak about the difficult days leading up to the closure of our five centres (and our plans to reopen), taking triyoga online, the changing yoga landscape, what the future might … read more The post Jonathan Sattin on taking triyoga online + planning for the future: triyoga talks episode 33 appeared first on triyoga.

Subscribe: iTunes | Spotify | Stitcher 19 years ago today on 19th February 2000, triyoga opened the doors to its first centre in Primrose Hill. And so, to mark the occasion, we spoke with triyoga's Managing Director Jonathan Sattin, in this very special episode of triyoga talks. As a lawyer, Jonathan worked for 18 years … read more The post triyoga talks episode 17: Jonathan Sattin on seva, community + the origins of triyoga appeared first on triyoga.

Jonathan Sattin, founder of triyoga, sits down with J at the head offices in London to talk about how he went from holding yoga classes in his living room to creating one of the premier destinations for yoga in the UK. They discuss what it takes to build an operational structure that can survive and grow for eighteen years, amassing five locations, 200+ teachers, and the inherent challenges that come when you get that big. They also touch on the financial realities at work, current trends, and what it might mean to bring integrity to scale. This episode is part of our premium podcast subscription. To subscribe and support the show… GET PREMIUM.  

Jonathan Sattin founded Triyoga in 2000. He now has 5 studios across London offering yoga, Pilates and providing a selection of wellbeing treatments, their ethos is all about ‘creating spaces where everyone can belong.’ Growing up in Hertfordshire in the East of England, Jonathan never had his heart desires on entering the health industry, since the influence of his father encouraged him to embark on practising law. It wasn’t until 1997 he experience an epiphany and explains- ‘I had to learn to stop and look in the mirror. It’s a bit like driving down a motorway, stuck in the fast lane and you miss the signs of life. One day you see the sign and realise you want to get off’. This is a man who used to smoke 40 cigarettes a day, drink 14 cups of coffee a day with at least two sugars, which within 3 months he stopped both and Triyoga was born. Jonathan describes himself as someone who is entertaining and complicated. He firmly believes the golden rule in business is to Never Give Up and it’s apparent that Triyoga was created as a way of life not just as a business. Jonathan quotes: Meditation is the effort we make to turn our attention inwards. Here is a story of a multifaceted individual and testimony that a business can be a result of doing what you love. Music Choices: The Rolling Stones - Brown Sugar Procol Harum - A Whiter Shape of Pale Badly Drawn Boy - Time of Times The Beatles - Here Comes the Sun Bob Dylan - Positively Forth Street

In this episode we talk with senior teachers, Anna Ashby, Graham burns and Director of Triyoga, Jonathan Sattin about starting out as a Yoga teacher. I’ve enlisted the help of my two friends and fellow teachers, Genny Wilkinson-Priest and Liz Frances Hobbs for the interviews. Topics include: giving them what they want vs. giving them what […] The post LG28 – Advice For Starting Teachers appeared first on Ashtanga Yoga with Ryan Spielman.

Jonathan Sattin is Managing Director of Triyoga, a Yoga centre with four locations in London. In this episode we discuss life, meditation, his experiences at the ashram, his relationship with his teacher and what it’s like running a large Yoga centre. The post LG004 – Jonathan Sattin – Meditation, Ashrams, and the Yoga Business appeared first on Ashtanga Yoga with Ryan Spielman.