Being teachable applies on so many levels and kicks up your vibration in a major way. From moment to moment, being teachable keeps you open, compassionate, and receptive. More specifically, being teachable in your creative passion, career or otherwise, keeps you growing, inspired, and thriving. Allow me to explain. As a yoga teacher, I am committed to expanding my knowledge base and abilities throughout the course of my entire life. My first training merely set the foundation for me to step on this path and continue to expand while at the same time diving deep within to discover the truth of my calling. A couple years ago I made a commitment to myself to find my next teacher. Not just any teacher,…
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First of all, THANK YOU to everyone that watched my scholarship application video to B-School, liked it, and took time to give such amazing comments and feedback. I truly felt your love, support, and encouragement. Unfortunately, I did not make the cut (and that really is UN-fortunate as the program costs big money!). That being said, I am doing the program anyway because I feel it is an extraordinarily wise investment for me on many levels. Receiving the news that I didn’t get the scholarship came as a blow though, and inspired a wellness article on dealing with disappointment in a healthy and self-loving way. First step I took was to acknowledge that it sucked to not get what I wanted. I…
Dear Readers,
On this journey of creating a life I love by doing what I love, helping people heal and connect with their highest potential through yoga, Marie Forleo’s guidance has helped me start my business with the highest level of authenticity and integrity possible. It is a goal of mine this year to attend her online B-School program, to further expand my reach and capacity to transform lives through the healing arts of Yoga and Thai Yoga Massage, as well as through my writing.
Here is my scholarship application video. If you like my message and believe in what I’m doing, please “Like” the video on YouTube, and share it with your social networks. The more buzz I can get going around it, the more likely I will be selected, and the better I will be able to serve you. Thank you for your support!!
With much LOVE and GRATITUDE,
Sasha.
Categories: Health, Meditation, Personal Growth, Spirituality, Thai Yoga Massage, Yoga, Yoga Teaching, Yoga Therapy
Tagged: application, B-School, BSchool, expansion, life, Marie Forleo, RHH B-School, scholarship, vibrant, wellness
It is said that we should do one thing everyday that scares us. Well, once you decide to turn your passion into your life’s work, the only way to possibly succeed is to constantly do things that scare you! Creating my yoga business challenges me to push myself in terms of what I am able to offer, and how I get the word out to the public that I exist. The only way to grow is to be willing to put myself out there, take risks, then re-examine, reflect and repeat. In pondering my New Year’s intentions and goals for 2013, I made certain to not just ask what I want to do and manifest, but most importantly why? I find that when…
There are many ways to prepare, or not to prepare, for teaching your yoga class. Some teachers have very detailed plans, pose by pose, prop by prop, of what they intend to teach. Others choose to be guided by the students that show up and by what feels right in the moment. To each her own and ultimately you do what works best and most effectively for you. But as a teacher, how often do you examine your intention before walking into class, or your overall intention for teaching yoga in the first place? This, I have come to believe, is the most important preparation of all. Wouldn’t you rather be a force of authenticity, rather than simply a voice in the room? I…
Yoga Teachers, this one’s for you! It’s no secret, the word is out, taking care of yourself is essential to a happy life and good relationships. But what does that really mean? I thought I had it all figured out. After all, I promote wellness and self-care as my profession, so I must know how to do it myself right? Well sure, I eat a clean and healthy diet, exercise daily, meditate daily, and try to make some time most days to do some spiritual reading and/or writing. But whether or not I really know how to take care of myself has been put to the ultimate test recently: cohabitating with the man I love. There’s a tendency to think that life as…
Tagged: Boundaries, Life Balance, Limits, Perfectionism, Relationships, Self-Care, Yoga, Yoga Teaching
