yoga teacher. world traveler. writer. podcast host.
A website, similar to Medium, has become popular over the last couple of months. It’s called Yours.org, and what makes it awesome is that you pay to post your content, you pay to like, and people can in return pay you for great content.
On top of that, you make money off of other people’s great content if you’ve paid to like their stuff. It’s a really great way to incentivize likes and comments, and to earn from putting out an awesome post. [Read more…] about Teaching Yoga on Yours.org
Today, I’m writing about the 6 lessons I’ve learned as a yoga studio manager over on M.B.Om. I’ve worked as a studio manager for The Yoga Lounge in Canmore, AB for nearly 3 years and I’ve learned a ton from my work there.
Maybe it sounds sappy or cliche, but I think there’s a lot of value in getting out of your comfort zone each day.
Why?
Because it’s in those moments of discomfort where we grow and learn. It’s in the moments where we do something big and bold that makes us feel super uncomfortable that we are able to become a better version of ourselves. [Read more…] about Day 12: Do one thing a day that scares you
A couple of months ago, I started two online communities via Facebook private groups. One for The World Wanderers and one for M.B.Om. Over the last few months, I have watched the groups grow steadily, and although they are both still small, I have learned a lot from these experiences.
Today I wrote a post on M.B.Om about my top 7 tips to creating an effective online community. Read it here!
When I left you last, it was the end of January, we had just arrived in Bali and we were settling into life in Ubud.
We slipped into a routine quickly with most of our days spent at Hubud, the coworking space where we purchased memberships. After 4 months of having our community entirely online, it was awesome to connect with people who are doing the same thing as us in person. Working at a space like Hubud was the boost of confidence we had both been needing, as being a digital nomad and trying to create businesses online can be a lonely feat sometimes. I have moments where I find myself wondering if my wires are crossed and I missed something about what I should want out of life. Being at a place like Hubud reminded me that I need to continue to forge the path in life that makes me the most happy.
I’m thrilled to announce that after months of concocting, planning, interviewing, and developing, the M.B.Om podcast is finally available for your listening pleasure!
The M.B.Om podcast was developed out of a personal need that I had as a new yoga teacher, and I’ve created this podcast, blog & website as a way to help other new yoga teachers find their path, and grow and develop their careers.
Each episode brings you a new and unique yoga teacher that is doing something awesome and inspiring. On each episode, you will learn something different about the business of yoga and what it means (or can mean) to be a yoga teacher. You will come away from each episode feeling inspired to get on your mat, get out and teach, think outside the box, and expand your career.
