Podcasts about yoga conference

In this episode, I interviewed Dr. Jonathan Rosenthal. Jonathan is a neurologist and a yoga student of Sri Dharma Mittra. Since 2014, he has been passionately sharing neuroscience and yoga. He aspires to help others learn the actual science on yoga to enhance their practice, customize their instruction, and support their advocacy with scientific evidence.Jonathan is also the host of the Neuroscience and Yoga Conference, which is now in its 5th year, and will be taking place April 23-27 both in person and online. We spoke about his life, work, the conference and more in the podcast.Support the showConnect with Inner Peace Yoga Therapy Email us: info@innerpeaceyogatherapy.com Website Instagram Facebook

Yoga, Cider Day and Youth Camps in today's show with Lisa Burke, plus a look back at the week's news. My guests this week are Isabelle Thill, owner and teacher at Exhale Yoga; Carlo Hein, founder and president of the board at Ramborn Cider Company; Vicky Koster and Louisa Guarda who are National Junior Representatives of CISV. And, of course, Sasha Kehoe who gives us a reflection of the week's news. First Yoga Conference in Luxembourg I first met Isabelle Thill a few years ago when I was encouraged to try her yoga classes. Isabelle is someone you don't forget. She exudes zen, great beauty, poise and flexibility one could only hope to achieve in their lifetime. Since then, Isabelle has lived in South Africa, Paris during covid times, and has now returned to Luxembourg. Covid altered teaching conditions (and income) for many yoga teachers as people frequently take classes online now. As someone who has always travelled the world to discover new yoga styles and teachers, Isabelle is now bringing that expertise to Luxembourg. The first Yoga Conference in Luxembourg will be held on 15, 16 and 17 of September with much more besides yoga: music, meditation, lectures, massage, healthy lifestyle seminars and vegan cuisine. Ramborn celebrates World Cider Day Ramborn Cider company has developed award winning artisanal ciders from local apples, pears and even quince. The company is committed to working sustainably and to continuing the heritage that Luxembourg once had for cider-making. Carlo Hein and his family have been working in the sustainable construction sector and renewable energy sector since 1996 with their company Becolux. They built the first windfarm and first open solar park. Committed to good business practice, Ramborn Cider company is one of the first B Corps in Luxembourg too. World Cider Day will be celebrated on June 3rd and symbolises the start of the apple cider season. You can celebrate at Ramborn, where they'll have cider-making masterclasses, a DJ who will incorporate natural sounds and can also make cocktails, tours of the Cider Haff, food and fun for all the family. Naturally there will be cider tastings, plus the first 'Cider Pong' tournament in Luxembourg. CISV - a youth organisation to build global friendships Vicky Koster and Louisa Guarda joined CISV through word of mouth. Sadly, due to the decline during covid, the Luxembourg CISV chapter is at risk, and these young students came to tell us the great worth of this initiative. Have you got a gap in your summer plans and you're aged 11 upwards? Well then it's worth getting in touch with CISV to look at what they have on offer, not just for summer, but throughout the year. The idea is to connect people around the world and help develop great global citizens of the future. Their events are organised depending on age, from global villages to youth meetings, 'step up' and seminars. They provide amazing opportunities to travel too! Get in touch to see what's going on this summer.

Claire Missingham is a leading teacher who has over 22 years of experience. Claire loves telling stories, igniting a passion for spiritual (non-dogmatic) practice, loves people getting to know people and is a champion for lifting as you climb.Having been diagnosed with auto-immune disease Coeliac over 18 years ago, she has used her deep knowledge of nutrition to keep herself not just well, but Radiantly Alive. She loves nothing more than to pass on her knowledge and passion for adaptogens, herbs and nutrition as a path to health and vitality. In a now saturated yoga world, Claire's clarity of teaching and inspirational curriculum stands out because she can explain the nuances of teaching yoga with excellence, humour and purity. What you see is what you get, whether it's in a pair of pyjamas, jeans or yoga clothing, it's all the same authentic person, getting up early to do the inner work, and just passing it on to you… Ram Ram.Claire's websiteSeptember 17th @ SameStar Yoga - Special 1 day workshopOctober 8th Confluence of Three - Teacher's refinement Mentoring CourseOctober 15th Om Yoga ShowNovember 19th. Katy Appleton & Claire Missingham present The Heart of Yoga Conference (panel discussion moderated by Abby Hoffmann) This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit abbyhoffmann.substack.com --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/abby-hoffmann44/message

This week, on the podcast, Eva Hartling speaks with Shauna Levy, Founder and CEO of MADGE AND MERCER MODERN APOTHECARY, the first premium wellness brand within the cannabis space, designed for women aged 40 and older. Prior to her new venture, Shauna co-founded IDS Toronto, North America's largest design fair, The Yoga Conference, and Expo for Design, Innovation and Technology (EDIT), in addition to being the former President and CEO of Design Exchange in Toronto. During her time at the helm of Design Exchange (DX), Shauna partnered with international organizations including the United Nations Development Programme, governments and global brands. She has directed exhibits featuring Canadian and international designers and celebrated personalities, among them Pharrell Williams, Christian Louboutin, David Suzuki and Bruce Mau. Within all of her roles, she ensured that a platform was created for emerging Canadian talent. Motivated by her own personal journey with chronic pain and anxiety as well as the other women she met along the way dealing with similar challenges, Shauna founded MADGE AND MERCER MODERN APOTHECARY, a premium women's wellness brand. ........ This episode of the Brand is Female is brought to you by the University of Toronto's Rotman School of Management's One-Year Executive MBA Program. Visit www.rotmanemba.com to find out about the program and sign up for a webinar to learn more. ……….. This season of our podcast is brought to you by @td_canada Women in Enterprise. TD is proud to support women entrepreneurs and help them achieve success and growth through its program of educational workshops, financing and mentorship opportunities! Find out how you can benefit from their support! Visit: TBIF: thebrandisfemale.com // TD Women in Enterprise: td.com/ca/en/business-banking/small-business/women-in-business // Follow us on Instagram: instagram.com/thebrandisfemale

Host Donna Freeman chats with Drew, Executive Chair of the National Kids Yoga Conference. We discuss the past, present and future of the conference, the value of community, and the importance of self-compassion and inward observation.Highlights1:20 What has kept the YIMS podcast going6:01 Intro to Drew, his background19:35 Busyness and Self Compassion25:29 Drew's involvement with the Kids Yoga Conference30:39 Changes and conversations33:50 NKYC Offerings - Fostering professional and personal growth36:44 Invitation to get involved41:42 Take pride in your work and share itConnect withNational Kids Yoga ConferenceFacebook Instagram Connect with Donna/Yoga In My SchoolWeb Instagram Facebook Twitter Pinterest Suggestions for the show - email donna@yogainmyschool.com Support the show (https://yogainmyschool.com/?p=13405)

Host Donna Freeman chats with Drew, Executive Chair of the National Kids Yoga Conference. We discuss the past, present and future of the conference, the value of community, and the importance of self-compassion and inward observation.Highlights1:20 What has kept the YIMS podcast going6:01 Intro to Drew, his background19:35 Busyness and Self Compassion25:29 Drew's involvement with the Kids Yoga Conference30:39 Changes and conversations33:50 NKYC Offerings - Fostering professional and personal growth36:44 Invitation to get involved41:42 Take pride in your work and share itConnect withNational Kids Yoga ConferenceFacebook Instagram Connect with Donna/Yoga In My SchoolWeb Instagram Facebook Twitter Pinterest Suggestions for the show - email donna@yogainmyschool.com Support the show (https://yogainmyschool.com/?p=13405)

Friday, October 15, 2021 - Ever told yourself or your kid to take a deep breath?….It helps us relax when we're angry, sad, or panicking. Yoga is all about breathing and mindful movement. Ashley visits with yoga teachers Allison Rissel, Sigrid Strebe, and Bonny Fetch, who make the North Dakota Yoga Conference happen. ~~~ Chuck Lura shares a Natural North Dakota essay. ~~~ News director Dave Thompson is here for his weekly news chat. ~~~ Matt Olien reviews the new Bond film, “No Time to Die.”

Hello all! Today Chandel sits down and talks with the girls from South Dakota Yoga Conference. They talk about their favorite yoga poses at the moment && how planning for the 2021 event has been going :) Make sure you follow us @ceejaysretreats on YouTube, Instagram, and Facebook. www.ceejaysretreats.com SDYC: https://www.sdyogaconference.com https://www.sdyogaconference.com/lineup Tickets: https://www.sdyogaconference.com/tickets With Love, Chandel :)

Hello all! Today Chandel sits down with Jillian and Scottie from SDYC. They talk all about what hosting a yoga conference is like && advice for anyone looking to come to their next conference! Make sure you check out @ceejaysretreats Pinterest, YouTube, Instagram & Facebook. www.ceejaysretreats.com South Dakota Yoga Conference: https://www.sdyogaconference.com Details on the postponement: https://www.sdyogaconference.com/postponement https://www.facebook.com/SDYogaConference/ With Love, Chandel :)

In dieser Folge spricht Kristin Rübesamen mit der Yogalehrerin und Co-Veranstalterin der Kölner Yoga Conference, Nicole Bongartz, darüber, wie die digitale Konferenz mithilfe von YogaEasy dieses Jahr aussehen wird, inwiefern sie speziell für Yogalehrende konzipiert wird und warum Nicole noch keine Zeit hatte, Sauerteigbrot zu backen. Du erfährst außerdem… … wie Nicole die Zeit der Coronakrise erlebt … wie die Yoga Conference in ihrer Online-Version genau gestaltet sein wird … warum sie keine Notlösung ist … welche Rolle YogaEasy bei der Yoga Conference spielt … wie die mitwirkenden Yogalehrer das neue Format finden Die Yoga Conference Germany startet als VirtualGetYogather am 22. Mai 2020. Hier findest du alle weiteren Infos zur Konferenz und den Ticketverkauf: https://www.yogaconference.de/ Teste YogaEasy jetzt 14 Tage gratis: https://www.yogaeasy.de/coupon/podcastgutschein YogaEasy ist Deutschlands erstes und führendes Yoga-Online-Portal für alle, die Yoga lernen oder ihre Yoga-Übungspraxis vertiefen möchten. Jederzeit, überall, auf Computer, iPhone oder iPad. Die große Auswahl an über 700 professionellen Yoga-Unterrichtsvideos mit unterschiedlichen Schwierigkeitsgraden und den 50 besten Yoga-Lehrern Deutschlands kann per Abo gebucht werden. Werde Teil der großen YogaEasy-Community. Abonniert unseren Podcast! Folgt uns auf Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/yogaeasy oder Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/yogaeasygermany Auch als App erhältlich: https://goo.gl/bsohFR

Somatics teacher and director of the Embodied Yoga Summit joins me to talk how to make sense of the huge range of practices that exist, aikido, what is somatic/embodied yoga, the primary language of the felt sense, non-duality, Embodied Flow, activism and embodied social justice, The Franklin Method, being less of an arsehole, reconnecting to essential nature, collective trauma, the intention of the summit and more. A lively, informative one. https://www.embodiedyogasummit.com/

In this episode I’m talking with Anastasia Shevchenko, the founder of the Berlin Yoga Conference, about her journey and how she started the Berlin Yoga Conference as a young mum without a network or experience but a lot of passion and drive. Anastasia shares tips for new yoga teachers on how get started in your yoga career, manage social media mindfully and build a community. We also talk about how to get the chance to teach at yoga festivals by building connection and networking.The Berlin Yoga Conference 2020 is scheduled for June 19-21, 2020. Please check the website for updates due to COVID-19. Follow Anastasia:www.instagram.com/anasheyogawww.berlinyogaconference.orgwww.instagram.com/berlinyogaconference Thank you for listening!✨ Read the full blog post: https://www.susannerieker.com/how-to-build-yoga-career-with-anastasia-shevchenko ✨ If you liked this episode, please leave a review on Apple Podcasts – your review helps spread the word about the show and I read each and every single one.✨ Never miss a new episode and subscribe on Apple Podcasts or Spotify.✨ If you want to give me feedback or want to be a guest on my show, please get in touch.✨ Share your biggest takeaway on Instagram stories - just be sure to tag @susannerieker so I can see them.✨ To learn more about how to work with me one-on-one, my courses and membership or to get instant access to freebies, templates, workshops and more go to www.susannerieker.com right now.

In dieser Folge spricht Wanda mit Nicole Bongatz & Frank Schuler - zwei sehr erfahrenen Yogalehrer in der deutschen Yogaszene. Sie sind die Gründer sowie Organisatoren der Yoga Conference Germany - Deutschlands größte Conference seit 2004. Außerdem sind die Beiden Inhaber von mittlerweile vier erfolgreichen Yogastudios in Köln: Vishnus Couch. In dieser Folge beleuchten sie den Business Aspekt des Yoga - womit sich die Beiden natürlich sehr gut auskennen. Du erfährst: • von den Anfängen der Yoga Conference, wie es dazu kam gemeinsam zu arbeiten und was ihre Tipps & Geheimnisse der Zusammenarbeit sind • wie Nicole & Frank es schaffen alle Projekte unter einen Hut zu bringen: Familie, Kindern, 4 Yogaschulen & die Organisation der Yoga Conference • wie sie es als Yogalehrer schafft die eignen Praxis zu bewahren und zu pflegen. • wie Yoga sich in den letzten 16 Jahren verändert und weiterentwickelt hat sowie hilfreiche Tipps für frisch gebackene Yogalehrer*innen Eine sehr spannende Folge für alle Yogis die sich für den Hintergründe im Yogabusiness interessieren, viel Freude beim Hören. Links & Kontakte: Yogaklassen, Workshops, Retreats & Ausbildungen in Köln bei Vishnus Couch: https://www.vishnuscouch.de Infos zur Yoga Conference Germany: https://www.yogaconference.de/language/en/

This week on the podcast I am re-joined by Anastasia Shevchenko. The last time Anastasia and I chatted was May of 2018 before she hosted the first ever Berlin Yoga Conference. Now, over a year and a half later she has successfully hosted the first conference and is planning the second one! On this episode we talk about how the first conference went, what she learned, what she plans to change for the upcoming conference in 2020, and more. Enjoy! ----- The FavYogis app is back with new features for teachers that let you create and manage your own private classes while making payment and registration a breeze. Find FavYogis on your app store and use code MBOM. ----- Punchpass has everything you need & nothing you don’t at a price you can afford. Their software is simple, yet powerful. So if you’re looking for support from easy-to-use software with great people behind it, visit punchpass.com/mbom to try Punchpass free for 2 weeks.

Cuidar–T, un programa semanal para un estilo de vida saludable. En este programa hablamos de trucos, ideas, información y consejos para aprender a sentirte bien. Hoy hablamos de la Barcelona Yoga Conference 2019, una celebración yóguica abierta a personas de todas las edades y procedencias, con o sin experiencia en el mundo del yoga, que ha tenido lugar entre los días 4 y 8 de julio. Ya hablamos de este evento el año pasado en el episodio 8 de este podcast, gracias a la colaboración de Virginia González, de Nonayoga, que nos contó cómo fue su experiencia. Yo me quedé con ganas, prometí acudir al año siguiente y...¡eso es lo que he hecho! Bueno, realmente, he ido a uno de los días (lo que el resto de mis actividades me ha permitido) y ha sido una vivencia muy enriquecedora. Hoy te la cuento aquí, en Cuidar-T, ¡espero que te guste! CONTENIDO: 00:07 = Saludo inicial. 00:52 = Presentación del episodio. 07:45 = Presentación de la Barcelona Yoga Conference 2019. 11:55 = La propuesta de clases. 12:56 = Mi elección de clases 1: Liquid Flow, con Simon Park. 16:36 = Mi elección de clases 2: Power Yoga, con Bryan Kest. 24:25 = Mi elección de clases 3: Yin Flow restaurativo, con Juan Dong. 27:19 = Mi elección de clases 4: Prana Flow, con Shiva Rea. 30:56 = Conclusiones finales. 31:44 = Despedida del episodio. Más información sobre Cuidar-T en: https://cuidar-t.es/ Web del estudio de yoga de Marta Reguero: https://feelyoga.es/ Web de la Barcelona Yoga Conference: https://www.barcelonayogaconference.cat/es/ Enlace al episodio 008 del podcast con Virginia González, de Nonayoga: https://www.ivoox.com/27247808 Los derechos de todas las músicas utilizadas son de libre uso o han sido debidamente adquiridos.

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Wari and his family organize Barcelona Yoga conference https://www.barcelonayogaconference.cat a long Wekeend event every Summer in Barcelona in which they plan Yoga, Kirtan and everything required to fulfill all yogi needs and curiosity. In 2019 they are running their 9th Edition and in this Interview he tells me how this journey started and what it takes to make a good yoga event. See you in Barcelona from the 4th to the 8th of July for a lot of Yoga action. For organizing a Yoga Retreat consider my place in Valencia http://retreats-spain.com

Vor 15 Jahren hat Nicole Bongartz, die Leiterin von Lord Vishnus Couch aus Köln, gemeinsam mit ihren Mitstreitern die Yoga Conference Germany ins Leben gerufen. Damals noch als frische Inspiration aus Amerika mit nach Deutschland exportiert ist dieses Event, das jährlich in Köln stattfindet, in der deutschen Yoga-Szene einfach nicht mehr wegzudenken. Kein Wunder, schließlich ist die Yoga Conference Germany eines der wenigen Events, wo sich auch die internationalen Größen der Szene die Klinke in die Hand geben. Im Interview zwischen zwei Workshops unterhalte ich mich mit Nicole darüber... • wie alles begann • welche Lehrer sie selber inspirieren • die Entwicklung der Yoga-Szene • nach welchen Kriterien Lehrer für die Conference eingeladen werden uvm.... Shownotes: Yoga Conference Germany Vishnus Couch Nicole Bongarz auf Instagram Lord Vishnus Couch auf Instagram _____ Begleite uns nach Frankreich zur GET WET SOON Surf&Yoga Immersion vom 6.-13. Juli sowie vom 13.-20. Juli. Oder entfliehe dem frischen Dezemberwetter nach Marokko wo wir ebenfalls mit der GET WET SOON Surf&Yoga Immersion vor Ort sein werden. _____ Never miss the best waves at the right time at the right place around the world. Order your "SURFING WORLDWIDE MAP" here.

The Connected Yoga Teacher Podcast Ep 118: Planning a Yoga Conference with Allison Rissel   Description: If you've ever attended a yoga conference, you can imagine how much time, money and effort goes into it. But how do you get started planning, marketing and executing such an event? What are some do's and don'ts of planning a yoga conference? Allison Rissel, joins Shannon on this episode to dive into the nitty gritty of planning a yoga conference.   Allison became a yoga teacher in 2006, and uses her master's degree in Exercise Science alongside her extensive anatomy and biomechanics training to work with a variety of clients. However, her passion lies in training yoga teachers to create their own yoga communities. She does this by offering yoga teacher trainings and a range of services to help yoga teachers bring their yoga conference dreams to life.   On this episode, Allison reveals all the things that go on behind-the-scenes in planning and executing a yoga conference. From the schedule of events at the conference, to marketing strategies to promote and advertise the conference, to hard lessons learned along the way - Allison shares all her insight and experience.   Whether you're contemplating planning a yoga conference, or want to know how to become a vendor or teacher to make new connections within the yoga community and expand your reach, this interview is full of actionable tips you can put to use immediately.   Key Takeaways: [3:40] Shannon introduces her guest for this episode - Allison Rissel [5:10] What does Allison do, and who does she serve? [8:18] What in Allison's background enabled her to feel empowered to create her first yoga conference? [9:53] When did Allison host the first North Dakota Yoga Conference? How did it turn out? [11:30] How long did it take for Allison to plan for the event? How long did she advertise the event? [13:17] How many teachers did Allison have sharing at the conference? What was the schedule like for the conference? [15:12] Who were the attendees at the yoga conference? [16:32] What has Allison learned along the way? [19:29] What did Allison change or implement in her business after her consultation call with Shannon? [23:58] Allison breaks down some of the numbers from her conferences. [25:26] How does Allison ensure that 75% of the conference participants have signed up by the end of the Early Bird promotion? [27:30] Shannon and Allison discuss Bismarck, North Dakota. [29:27] What does Allison's preparation look like the week before the conference? [33:37] What is Allison doing during the conference? [35:36] How does Allison theme her conference? [37:52] Allison explains more about how she attracts teachers, vendors and participants to her conference. [39:30] How did Allison manage to turn a profit in the first year of running the conference? [42:08] Allison shares how the conference acts as the top of her funnel. [43:25] Find out more about Allison's yoga conference in 2019 by visiting her website. [45:58] Share a conference you love, or any questions you have for Allison!   Links: Allison Rissel Allison Rissel on Facebook North Dakota Yoga Conference North Dakota Yoga Conference on Facebook South Dakota Yoga Conference Yoga Conference Calendar Yoga for Pelvic Health Teacher Training   Gratitude to our Sponsor Schedulicity   Quotes from this episode:   "I saw the impact that yoga had, and that yoga teacher trainings were having in the towns I was at, and it was incredible, and I really wanted to spread that across the whole state."   "I saw the impact that yoga and yoga teacher trainings were having in the towns I visited. It was incredible and I really wanted to spread that across the whole state." (revised Sam)   "I don't know if it's something I could have done by myself, but having two other team mates really helped motivate me and really helped bring this whole dream to reality."   "The biggest thing I wish I would have known beforehand is how much time and money is really involved."   "I want to make other teachers feel really empowered and start their own businesses."   "No matter how well you plan, that week before, something's going to go wrong and there's going to be a lot of work to do."

In dieser Folge spricht Kristin Rübesamen mit der kanadischen Yogalehrerin Anastasia Shevchenko, die in Berlin eine ganz besondere Yogakonferenz veranstaltet, über ihren Yogaweg, wie sie ihre Skoliose geheilt hat und warum sie bei der Konferenz stark auf Europa setzt. … wie Anastasias ungewöhnliche Biografie ihre Yoga-Praxis und ihr Unterrichten beeinflusst hat … warum es beim Yoga nicht um Perfektion geht … wieso Yoga und Achtsamkeit in Großstädten überlebenswichtig sind … warum gerade in Berlin eine Yoga-Community wachsen muss … was die Berlin Yoga Conference von anderen Yogakonferenzen unterscheidet Die Berlin Yoga Conference findet am 24. bis 26. Mai 2019 in der Malzfabrik statt. Hier findest du weitere Infos: https://berlinyogaconference.org/ Die Videos mit Ashtanga-Yoga-Koryphäe Ronald Steiner, von denen Kristin spricht, findest du hier: https://www.yogaeasy.de/yogalehrer/dr-ronald-steiner Teste YogaEasy jetzt 14 Tage gratis: https://www.yogaeasy.de/coupon/podcastgutschein YogaEasy ist Deutschlands erstes und führendes Yoga-Online-Portal für alle, die Yoga lernen oder ihre Yoga-Übungspraxis vertiefen möchten. Jederzeit, überall, auf Computer, iPhone oder iPad. Die große Auswahl an über 700 professionellen Yoga-Unterrichtsvideos mit unterschiedlichen Schwierigkeitsgraden und den 50 besten Yoga-Lehrern Deutschlands kann per Abo gebucht werden. Werde Teil der großen YogaEasy-Community. Abonniert unseren Podcast! Folgt uns auf Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/yogaeasy oder Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/yogaeasygermany Auch als App erhältlich: https://goo.gl/bsohFR

The Connected Yoga Teacher Podcast 103: Hiring and Nurturing Your Team with Shelli Warren   Description:   Do you have a team supporting you in your business? Are you thinking about hiring, because some parts of your business seem just too overwhelming? Do you need help in hiring, building, and nurturing your team? Shelli Warren, Team and Leadership Coach, joins Shannon in the third episode of the 5-part mini-series, Yoga Studio Business 101, to share more about what it takes to build a successful team as you grow your business.   As the Chief People Officer at BizChix, host of the Stacking Your Team podcast, and leadership and team-building expert, Shelli draws on her years of corporate experience to help business owners grow their teams alongside their businesses.   You can't grow a business without a strong team to support you. But when is the right time to start hiring, and who do you hire? How do you ensure your employees are happy? Shelli shares her expertise about the process of hiring - from knowing which position to hire for and creating a compelling job description, to how to find and hire employees who are the right fit for your organization. She also gives tips on cultivating a strong team, and speaks to the importance of team meetings.   Whether you're thinking about hiring your first team member, or you have a team supporting you in your business, this episode has lots of insights into leadership and team building that are sure to make an impact on your business.   Key Takeaways: [6:00] Shannon introduces her guest for this episode - Shelli Warren. [9:23] What is the first step you should take when you think you need to hire someone in your business? [15:20] It important to come to center and get grounded, rather than staying too long in your own head space, before making any decisions about your business. [17:24] Shelli describes her time leading large teams at Procter & Gamble, and how that honed her people development skills. [19:54] What are some of Shelli's tips for hiring? She speaks to the adage of "hire slow, fire fast". [22:35] What does it take to write a compelling job description? [25:33] Why is it so important to have a job description that reflects the mission, values and culture of your organization? [28:20] Shelli explains more about having built-in triggers in the application process to weed out people who are not a good fit. [33:03] How can you create a compelling job description for a task or role that you yourself dislike and do not enjoy? [38:50] How can you nurture your team? How often should you have a team meeting to manage the team? [44:31] Shannon and Shelli discuss some of the logistics of running team meetings. [49:07] What is the best way to check in with your team to ensure that things are going well? [52:44] What are some ways to check in with virtual team members or other team members you may not see as often? [58:35] Shelli shares a tip for getting more feedback from clients, and how to cultivate these clients into raving fans. [1:04:42] Do check out Shelli's Stacking Your Team podcast and get your free hiring resource bundle by visiting her website. [1:07:23] Shannon shares some of her key takeaways. What were your biggest learning points? Shannon would love to hear from you.   Links: The Connected Yoga Teacher Podcast Episode 101: What I Learned as a Yoga Studio Manager with Shannon Crow The Connected Yoga Teacher Podcast Ep 102 Yoga Studio: Mission Statements & Core Values with Steve Hart Shelli Warren Work with Shelli Warren - Strategy Session Shelli Warren on Instagram BizChix Free Hiring Resources Stacking Your Team Podcast Episode 10: Lessons from Our Best Bosses (Featuring BizChix Community Members) Zoom Loom Stacking Your Team Podcast   The Yoga Conference and Show, Toronto March 2019 Mama Nurture Prenatal Yoga Teacher Training Yoga for Pelvic Health Teacher Training, November 2019   Gratitude to our Sponsor Schedulicity   Quotes from this episode:   "Really stop and think 'Why am I feeling like I need to hire?'"   "What would give me the most relief and the most joy to stop doing right now?"   "We hire to free our minds and ourselves up to be able to do the work that we are intended to do."   "Oftentimes, it's all anyone is looking for - it's to be seen and heard."   "Thing that you really dislike doing, others jump up out of bed to go and do. Everyone has their own likes and dislikes."   "That's when that whole level of respect for one another is really going to elevate, because they start to know each other as people."   "The premise of that, for you, is to open up the conversation for them, and your job is to listen."

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Nicole Bongartz ist Mutter, Unternehmerin und Yogalehrerin. Kristin Rübesamen spricht mit der Gründerin der Yoga Conference über ihren stressigen Alltag, Multitasking – und darüber, ob Yoga uns erfolgreicher macht. Du erfährst in dieser Folge: … ob Multitasking funktioniert – und ob Yoga dabei hilft … wie du deine Energie und Aufmerksamkeit bewusst lenken kannst … wie Yoga uns mutiger machen kann … warum Yoga dein Verantwortungsbewusstsein schult … wieso Yoga etwas für Kontrollfreaks ist … wie die Yogapraxis uns einen klareren Blick auf uns selbst ermöglicht … was Askese für Nicole bedeutet – und wie sie ein Mittelmaß gefunden hat Erlebe Nicole Bongartz live vom 5. bis 12. Oktober 2019 beim YogaEasy Allstars Retreat auf Korfu! Alle Infos und Buchung hier: https://www.yogaeasy.de/yogaeasy-allstars-retreat Teste YogaEasy jetzt 14 Tage gratis: https://www.yogaeasy.de/coupon/podcastgutschein YogaEasy ist Deutschlands erstes und führendes Yoga-Online-Portal für alle, die Yoga lernen oder ihre Yoga-Übungspraxis vertiefen möchten. Jederzeit, überall, auf Computer, iPhone oder iPad. Die große Auswahl an über 700 professionellen Yoga-Unterrichtsvideos mit unterschiedlichen Schwierigkeitsgraden und den 50 besten Yoga-Lehrern Deutschlands kann per Abo gebucht werden. Werde Teil der großen YogaEasy-Community. Abonniert unseren Podcast! Folgt uns auf Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/yogaeasy oder Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/yogaeasygermany Auch als App erhältlich: https://goo.gl/bsohFR

The Connected Yoga Teacher Podcast 099: Branding Your Yoga Website with Kali Edwards   Description:   Have you been wanting to design and launch a professional website for your yoga business but don't know where to start? Perhaps you are struggling with clarifying and communicating your brand and message on your website. Kali Edwards, founder of June Mango LLC, is just the expert you need to hear from about how to establish and showcase your brand on your website.   Kali has always had the urge to create. She pursued Fine Arts in college, then had a career as an agency art director. Today, she runs her own business working with entrepreneurs to create gorgeous branding and website designs. With her Go Live in 5 Process, she helps business owners design and launch their websites in 5 days (or less).   When it comes to branding, designing a website and conveying your message, the key is to focus on your audience. Kali shares more insights about the different aspects to consider when creating your website, and how you can plan and create copy for your website.   If you have been struggling with setting up a website for your business, or if you're thinking about rebranding or updating your website - this episode is a must-listen. Kali has so many tips and strategies that you can implement immediately, and a special resource for listeners!   Key Takeaways: [3:22] Shannon introduces her guest for this episode - Kali Edwards. [4:57] What got Kali started on her journey of websites and branding? [6:14] Kali speaks to her experience of feeling constricted in her previous job with regard to being able to pursue her creative flow. [7:50] What does Kali's work space look like? [9:06] Shannon and Kali discuss how her own website clearly reflects her personality and brand in the design and messaging. [10:40] Where would Kali suggest people start when it comes to planning out their website? [12:53] One of the things people struggle with most with their website is the copy, and talking about themselves. [14:32] Kali explains why it's so important for you to know who your ideal clients are, and to get super specific with the details. [16:19] Explaining how you can help people is not bragging. [18:45] How can people clarify their message and brand? Kali shares a short fill-in-the-blank exercise that can help. [22:03] What other aspects really stump people when it comes to branding? [24:45] How does Kali approach rebranding and updating websites? [27:25] Why is a minimalist, condensed approach better? [31:05] In terms of images, more important than the colors themselves, is the vibe that the visuals convey. [33:29] What services does Kali offer her clients? [34:16] Get in touch with Kali via her website or Instagram. [35:04] Kali has some final words for people who are feeling stuck in their branding. [36:06] Shannon shares some of her key takeaways - which of Kali's tips are you going to be putting into action? Share your thoughts in the comments.   Links: Kali Edwards June Mango Design Kali Edwards on Instagram Kali's Special Resource for Listeners   The Yoga Conference and Show, Toronto March 2019 Mama Nurture Prenatal Yoga Teacher Training Yoga for Pelvic Health Teacher Training, November 2019   Gratitude to our Sponsor Schedulicity   Quotes from this episode:   "Everybody has kind of a drive that really motivates them to even get up in the morning, and mine has always been beauty."   "Less is more. You can be really clear and concise at the same time."   "I always like to think of gathering content as the first piece of the puzzle."   "Who is it exactly that you are trying to attract?"   "People need to know that you're the expert in what you do, in order to trust you."   "You have control over how your audience moves through your site."   "Especially when it comes to websites, they're really a living, breathing thing. So websites really should be getting updated pretty often."   "You don't have to necessarily start over because you've shifted a little bit."   "Thinking about that emotional connection that your yoga expertise has with your clients - that's really going to be the key to helping you put all the pieces of the puzzle together."  

J moderates a panel discussion at the Hauora Yoga Conference with Katie Lane, Donna Farhi, Jac Wilson, Leanne Davis, and Felicity Molloy on the accreditation of yoga and yoga therapy in New Zealand. They discuss the current standards for Yoga Australia and Yoga New Zealand, the difference between yoga and yoga therapy, standardization and pedagogy, reasons for a yoga therapy classification, obstacles in getting funding, and the possibility of creating something uniquely Aotearoa. This episode is sponsored by Karmasoft.   This episode is part of our premium podcast subscription. To subscribe and support the show… GET PREMIUM.  

Cuidar–T, un programa semanal para un estilo de vida saludable. En este programa hablamos de trucos, ideas, información y consejos para aprender a sentirte bien. Hoy hablamos del “Barcelona Yoga Conference”, una celebración yóguica que se celebró entre el 4 y el 8 de julio y que ofreció 5 días completos de actividades, con Kirtans en directo, meditaciones matinales, Satsangs, y mucho más. Para ello entrevistamos a Virginia González, de Nonayoga, que nos contará su experiencia. CONTENIDOS: 00:00 – Sintonía 00:45 – Presentación 01:52 – Entrevista con Virginia González, de Nonayoga 28:44 – Despedida Más información en: https://cuidar–t.es/ Enlaces de interés: Nonayoga, web de Virginia González: https://nonayoga.webnode.es/ Web de Simon Park: http://www.liquidflowyoga.com/ Web de Delamay Devi: https://www.delamaydevi.com/ Web de Xavier Punsola: http://xavierpunsola.com/ Web de Christine May: http://www.christinemay.de/

This week on the podcast I am joined by Anastasia Shevchenko who is the founder of the Berlin Yoga Conference. Anastasia was born in Ukraine, grew up in Canada, and is now living in Berlin. Anastasia has been practicing yoga since she was a teenager and after years of practicing and teaching, she wanted to expand her offerings and bring the yoga community together with the first ever Berlin Yoga Conference, which will be happening in 2019. On this episode, Anastasia shares where the idea for the Berlin Yoga Conference came from, what it's been like creating it - finding a space, finding teachers, setting the schedule, marketing the conference and selling tickets, etc. - and what she's learned through her yoga business and through the Berlin Yoga Conference. Enjoy! This episode of the podcast is brought to you by FavYogis! Here’s a business tool that’s really going to change the lives of yoga teachers.   The FavYogis app puts control and freedom in your hands. You can update your class schedule, offer YOUR OWN classes ANYWHERE, ANYTIME; and GET PAID all from your phone!   No more updating your schedule in multiple places and paying a ton of money each month for a software platform where students MIGHT stumble across your classes. Students simply open FavYogis and your schedule will be there.   On top of being able to send students notifications about class updates, set prices and ticket availability, and auto-send reminders to your students, you can also post workshops and events that will allow you to reach organic traffic through the search feature that you may never have been able to reach through simply putting the events on your website.   There’s a brand spanking new feature on the Fav Yogis App!!! Teaching a lot of classes? Now you can auto-generate text for sharing your schedule on social media. Along with the time and date you can optionally include the title and location of each class or event!   Head on over to the app store and download FavYogis for free! Use code MBOM and let them know that I sent you!

In today's podcast, we talk to Yoga Expert Lakshmi Nair about Yoga, People of Colour and Cultural Appropriation. In celebration of Black History Month, we talk about how yoga impacts our current culture. How we share yoga responsibility, and it is necessary to have brave spaces for POC to practice. Lakshmi Nair lived in the stories and philosophy of yoga and Ayurveda from a young age, Lakshmi formally studied yoga at Vivekananda Yoga Kendra and Kaivalyadhama Ashram in India in 2002. She also attended 4 years of graduate study in South Asian Studies at UC Berkeley, where she studied Sanskrit, Tamil, and contemporary South Asian literature. In 2014, Lakshmi started Satya Yoga Immersion for People of Color, one of the country’s first and perhaps only yoga immersion and teacher training programs exclusively for people of colour. Since 2014, Satya Yoga Immersion has grown into Satya Yoga Collective (www.satyayogacollective.com), a yoga collective offering yoga for people of colour by people of colour. In 2016, Lakshmi was a panellist at the 3rd annual Race and Yoga Conference at Mills College in Oakland, California and also at the Center for Trauma and Resilience's Diversifying Your Practice Symposium in Denver. She writes about her experiences as a South Asian American yoga teacher and about her journey to POC yoga in the Yoga and Body Image Coalition’s new book Yoga Rising: 30 Empowering Stories from Yoga Renegades for Every Body, edited by Melanie Klein, available via Llewelyn Worldwide. Lakshmi Nair's Additional reflections on Cultural Appropriation "I appreciate when people are serious about their study of yoga, and they go to Indian sources...especially for things like Sanskrit pronunciation, etc. You know? Treat it like a language. You wouldn't try to learn French from exclusively Chinese sources, right? Also, I appreciate when people approach yoga as a spiritual tradition first and not as a business or as just a fitness modality or as a hot trend. It's hard to say how, but you can only tell when someone approaches it with the humility and respect that we humans naturally feel for the sacred. And finally, the one thing I see zero of is actual care and concern about South Asian people. If you are so into a spiritual tradition of a people, you should give a damn about the people, right? A powerful example of this is when that mass shooting happened at a gurudwara in Oak Creek, WI several years ago. I see all these white kundalini practitioners in their turbans, some of whom are making lots of money from it, and identifying with the Sikh spiritual tradition, but not identifying with the people enough to even feel anything when such a thing happens in a gurudwara, let alone show support. When you only care about the things you can consume, our food, our clothes, our cool spirituality. It just feels a lot like taking. And that is just reminiscent of colonialism. What makes something appropriation is when it mimics the colonial relationship to race and culture. Cultural appropriation is when there is just a one way to the flow of resources. Who is benefitting from the relationship? When yoga classes are all or mostly white, we can see clearly who is profiting from yoga and who is not. If we truly believed that we are all one, that would be reflected in our yoga temples, but what is indicated is that we care more about the money to be made that we do about the essence of yoga. And the people who are the haves in this society are primarily the people who historically (and currently) benefitted from colonialism. " Find Lakshmi Here https://www.satyayogacollective.com/ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=en3JXyOf4x8&app=desktop Show Notes: https://yogainternational.com/article/view/yoga-race-and-culture https://yogainternational.com/article/view/yoga-equity-and-social-justice

In dieser Folge gibt es ein leckeres Rezept für euch. Der Schoko - Chili-Protein Booster.  Nicht so ein Booster wie du jetzt vielleicht denkst mit Tonnen von Suplements sonder natürliche Powerfoods :) Das Rezept dazu findest du hier:   Shownotes Meinen Youtube Channel mit dem Video zur Yoga Conference findest du hier Und meine Superfoods bestelle ich bei der Korodrogerie. Dort bekommst du mit dem Code: FEELYOURBODY 5% Rabatt auf deine Bestellung Mehr zu den Feel your Body Days kannst du hier nachlesen

Melissa Hagedorn, founder of the Northwest Yoga Conference, joins the podcast for a lively and redemptive conversation after J accidentally used a photo of hers on one of his blog posts and got a polite but firm request to cease and desist. All is made well as they discuss Michelle’s mobile lifestyle and her call to create a yoga conference against all odds. They also discuss the accessibility of conference offerings, the pay or lack there of for teachers, and the ways in which balance can be struck between yoga and commerce. This episode is part of our premium podcast subscription. To subscribe and support the show… GET PREMIUM.  

Hi guys! I’m back from my break in the Spanish Desert. I went to a European Burning Man Festival Called Nowhere and had a lot of fun building a camp, feeding the build crew lots of high vibe conscious eating food at our camp, as well as teaching yoga, teaching the chakras, discovering awe inspiring creative projects and connecting with like minded people. I also lost my voice for 5 days because of the tremendous amount of dust and wind storms, so if my voice sounds a little off to you today, that’s why.  I drove to Paris from Spain yesterday where I’ll be practicing some yoga , and maybe catching some interviews for the show, before I head back to Spain to attend the Yoga Conference in Barcelona where I hope to get some interviews as well. If you guys want to follow my yomad (as in yoga nomad) travel adventures, you can find me on instagram at Visionary Lifestyle Guide and of course the IG for the show at Visionary Lifestyle Podcast. Today’s guest is Jules Febre. Jules Febre was born and raised in a section of New York City known as the Lower East Side. At the age of 13, Jules spent three months in India; two of which were spent in Mysore studying Ashtanga Yoga with Sri. K. Pattabhi Jois. During that time he was invited to share satsang with Swami Nirmalananda and Shyam Das, two radical yogis that have each contributed greatly to the progression of yoga in the West. At the age of 16 Jules began working at the Jivamukti Yoga School helping to clean, and is now considered one of the leading teachers of the Jivamukti Yoga method, teaching the method world wide as well as facilitating at the very highly regarded teacher training programs. Jules travels and teaches for a major part of each year, including Europe, Australia, Asia, and more. His classes offer a wide range and depth of understanding of Yoga Asana as well as Meditation, Chanting, and Yoga Philosophy. Teaching yoga is Jules’ passion. He is grateful to his teachers, Sharonji (Gannon), Davidji (Life) who he has had the privilege of studying with for over 15 years, for igniting his devotion to the Jivamukti Yoga practice and for inspiring countless students around the world. I met Jules in India where he was teaching at the International Yoga festival in Rishikesh, where we recorded this interview in a garden at the Parmarth Niketan Ashram. Jules is a bit different than most of the yoga teachers I’ve met. He has a wicked sense of humor, that he brings into his classes, and he’s clearly very well studied and only when he speaks do you realize his tremendous depth. In this interview we discuss the 5 Tenants of Jivamukti Yoga, the yogic perspective on Veganism, his experience Teaching in Correctional Facilities Yoga Beyond the 8 Limbs, the importance of Planting Seeds, and Jules gives us a deep explanation of what it means to live the first tenant of yoga, Ahimsa. As always, notes to things discussed are in the show notes, which you can find on the blog post for this episode at visionary-lifestyle.com/podcast   Enjoy and Namaste   Show Notes ___________________   Cowspiracy Film http://www.cowspiracy.com/   What the Health? Film  http://www.whatthehealthfilm.com/   Krista Tippet Podcast “On Being”: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/on-being-with-krista-tippett/id150892556?mt=2   I Am That - Book link https://www.amazon.com/I-Am-That-Nisargadatta-Maharaj/dp/0893860468 “Yoga at it’s core is the practice of self reflection so we that can have the tools to make informed decisions about how we’re affecting the world around us and within us.” Jules Febre  

It's countdown time for the organizers of the National Kids Yoga Conference. September 30-October 2 youth yoga instructors from around the world will gather in Washington, DC for the third annual National Kids Yoga Conference.We chat with Michelle Mitchel, founder of YoKid and conference lead coordinator, for a sneak peek at the awesomeness coming your way at this year's kids yoga conference. From amazing keynote speakers to a movie night, 5 tracks of workshops with over 65 world class presenters and granting the award for the NKYC Service Award, the three day event promises to inspire,educate and connect you with your community like never before.Support the show (https://yogainmyschool.com/?p=13405)

It's countdown time for the organizers of the National Kids Yoga Conference. September 30-October 2 youth yoga instructors from around the world will gather in Washington, DC for the third annual National Kids Yoga Conference.We chat with Michelle Mitchel, founder of YoKid and conference lead coordinator, for a sneak peek at the awesomeness coming your way at this year's kids yoga conference. From amazing keynote speakers to a movie night, 5 tracks of workshops with over 65 world class presenters and granting the award for the NKYC Service Award, the three day event promises to inspire,educate and connect you with your community like never before.Support the show (https://yogainmyschool.com/?p=13405)

Kids yoga enthusiasts from around the world will gather at George Washington University in Washington, DC from Nov 13-15, 2015.Michelle Mitchel, founder of YoKid and conference organizer, joins us to share her enthusiasm for this gathering of passionate, energetic presenters and participants.Get the inside scoop on what to expect, who's going to be there, and the many workshops, keynotes and panel discussions offered during the 3 day conference. She'll have advice on what not to miss and how to get in on the fun.I will be presenting Saturday morning Nov 14 on Creating Conversation: Tips for #kidsyoga Social Media Success and would love to see you there.Support the show (https://yogainmyschool.com/?p=13405)

Kids yoga enthusiasts from around the world will gather at George Washington University in Washington, DC from Nov 13-15, 2015.Michelle Mitchel, founder of YoKid and conference organizer, joins us to share her enthusiasm for this gathering of passionate, energetic presenters and participants.Get the inside scoop on what to expect, who's going to be there, and the many workshops, keynotes and panel discussions offered during the 3 day conference. She'll have advice on what not to miss and how to get in on the fun.I will be presenting Saturday morning Nov 14 on Creating Conversation: Tips for #kidsyoga Social Media Success and would love to see you there.Support the show (https://yogainmyschool.com/?p=13405)