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Considering Ditching the Nine-to-Five for Teaching Yoga with Katie Arnold
On episode 86 of Outside The Studio:
Ever considered the idea of dropping the corporate world in favor of pursuing yoga or other wellness fields? Tessa Tovar chats with Katie Arnold on what it looks like to go from the steady career path, to becoming a yoga instructor and what the five components of self connection are.
Katie Arnold is an RYT-200 vinyasa and restorative-based yoga and meditation instructor, breathwork and journaling coach helping women reconnect with themselves and stress less through movement and mindset practices.
Timestamps
(00:00) Intro
(02:55) Fall to Winter Rituals
(05:15) Yoga Origin Story
(09:10) What does Katie's yoga teaching look like
(14:30) Journaling beyond the superficial
(21:25) Intention setting
(24:05) Five components of self connection
(31:05)
The business of yoga
(36:30) Katie's podcast
(41:50) Outside the studio
(44:25) What will you do with your one wild life?
Key Takeaways 1. The five components of self connection are mindful movement, self care, journaling, community,
and meditation. The purpose of these is to ground yourself and feel more present with your body. Mindful movement would be activities such as yoga, while self care would be things that make you feel whole. Journaling and meditation would be targeting our emotions while community
would be using our support circles.
2. Journaling, "beyond the superficial," means that while writing about your day and that crush you got is healthy, journaling on things such as purpose and feelings can help you dig deeper. Writing intentions and mantras repeatedly
will help practice the mindset of meditation.
3. Yoga as a career path can seem daunting and scary, especially from the financial and business side of it. Leaving that safety net of a larger, steady income is difficult and you are not alone in that worry. But, if committing
to the lifestyle of yoga makes you feel more at ease and happier, consider the benefits of dropping that nine-to-five.
Connect with Katie Arnold
Website: https://iamkatiearnold.com/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/iamkatiearnold/
Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/c/KatieArnoldYoga
Podcast: https://anchor.fm/soulconnectionpodcast
Connect with Tessa Tovar
Website: https://tessatovar.com/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tessamarietovar/
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On episode 86 of Outside The Studio:
Ever considered the idea of dropping the corporate world in favor of pursuing yoga or other wellness fields? Tessa Tovar chats with Katie Arnold on what it looks like to go from the steady career path, to becoming a yoga instructor and what the five components of self connection are.
Katie Arnold is an RYT-200 vinyasa and restorative-based yoga and meditation instructor, breathwork and journaling coach helping women reconnect with themselves and stress less through movement and mindset practices.
Timestamps
(00:00) Intro
(02:55) Fall to Winter Rituals
(05:15) Yoga Origin Story
(09:10) What does Katie's yoga teaching look like
(14:30) Journaling beyond the superficial
(21:25) Intention setting
(24:05) Five components of self connection
(31:05)
The business of yoga
(36:30) Katie's podcast
(41:50) Outside the studio
(44:25) What will you do with your one wild life?
Key Takeaways 1. The five components of self connection are mindful movement, self care, journaling, community,
and meditation. The purpose of these is to ground yourself and feel more present with your body. Mindful movement would be activities such as yoga, while self care would be things that make you feel whole. Journaling and meditation would be targeting our emotions while community
would be using our support circles.
2. Journaling, "beyond the superficial," means that while writing about your day and that crush you got is healthy, journaling on things such as purpose and feelings can help you dig deeper. Writing intentions and mantras repeatedly
will help practice the mindset of meditation.
3. Yoga as a career path can seem daunting and scary, especially from the financial and business side of it. Leaving that safety net of a larger, steady income is difficult and you are not alone in that worry. But, if committing
to the lifestyle of yoga makes you feel more at ease and happier, consider the benefits of dropping that nine-to-five.
Connect with Katie Arnold
Website: https://iamkatiearnold.com/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/iamkatiearnold/
Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/c/KatieArnoldYoga
Podcast: https://anchor.fm/soulconnectionpodcast
Connect with Tessa Tovar
Website: https://tessatovar.com/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tessamarietovar/