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116: Wisdom From A Yogi – Michael Kohan
Positivity Effect by Dr. Tom
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Michael Kohan, or Mukunda Chandra das (affectionately known as Mukunda) is dedicated to helping his clients and students find balance in all aspects of their lives—emotional, spiritual, mental and physical. He is a Certified Health and Lifestyle Coach and a 500-hour Registered Yoga Teacher who works with others to help them restore balance in their lives by helping them to make healthier and more conscious lifestyle choices.
CLICK HERE for Michael’s website
CLICK HERE for A free copy of his “Mindful Living And Goal Setting WorkBook”
Michael’s Instagram handle: Your_Wellness_Yogi
On today’s episode you’ll learn:
- Why tragedy is not a requirement for success
Michael’s Impact: Wants to be remembered as a person who helped people and created a place for people to go to study yoga, spirituality and mindful living in a safe and authentic environment. To develop a learning center in Pennsylvania that people can spend the next 500 years to go to to develop healthy habits and mindful living.
Michael’s nuggets of wisdom
“The suffering is the free will, whether you choose to suffer or not in any situation”
“Yoga gave me the tools I needed to get off the couch and to look at my life and find space to examine who I was as a person”
“When I eat healthy and I have a clean diet, I feel better about who I am as a person”
“Politics, religions, you name it, is an easier conversation to have than when I talk to people about food”
“The food you eat here, affects how somebody else lives down their street”
“Our easiest change is to start with ourselves. The easiest way to start is through diet. It’s the simplest way to change the world”
“If you don’t feel good about your self, and if you don’t feel like you’re moving forward in life, than you’re not going to care about the food you eat. Food is comfort”
“If we’re not growing as an individual, then we’re dying as a person”
“You have to look at your life and say, it’s about how I lived my life today”
“The music that we listen to, the tv that we watch, the books that we read and the food that we eat, that is who we become”
Another episode of the Positivity Effect goes live next Monday – stay tuned!!
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00:00:00
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Wisdom From A Yogi
Michael Kohan, or Mukunda Chandra das (affectionately known as Mukunda) is dedicated to helping his clients and students find balance in all aspects of their lives—emotional, spiritual, mental and physical. He is a Certified Health and Lifestyle Coach and a 500-hour Registered Yoga Teacher who works with others to help them restore balance in their lives by helping them to make healthier and more conscious lifestyle choices.
CLICK HERE for Michael’s website
CLICK HERE for A free copy of his “Mindful Living And Goal Setting WorkBook”
Michael’s Instagram handle: Your_Wellness_Yogi
On today’s episode you’ll learn:
- Why tragedy is not a requirement for success
Michael’s Impact: Wants to be remembered as a person who helped people and created a place for people to go to study yoga, spirituality and mindful living in a safe and authentic environment. To develop a learning center in Pennsylvania that people can spend the next 500 years to go to to develop healthy habits and mindful living.
Michael’s nuggets of wisdom
“The suffering is the free will, whether you choose to suffer or not in any situation”
“Yoga gave me the tools I needed to get off the couch and to look at my life and find space to examine who I was as a person”
“When I eat healthy and I have a clean diet, I feel better about who I am as a person”
“Politics, religions, you name it, is an easier conversation to have than when I talk to people about food”
“The food you eat here, affects how somebody else lives down their street”
“Our easiest change is to start with ourselves. The easiest way to start is through diet. It’s the simplest way to change the world”
“If you don’t feel good about your self, and if you don’t feel like you’re moving forward in life, than you’re not going to care about the food you eat. Food is comfort”
“If we’re not growing as an individual, then we’re dying as a person”
“You have to look at your life and say, it’s about how I lived my life today”
“The music that we listen to, the tv that we watch, the books that we read and the food that we eat, that is who we become”
Another episode of the Positivity Effect goes live next Monday – stay tuned!!
The post 116: Wisdom From A Yogi – Michael Kohan appeared first on The Positivity Effect.