Don't Suffer Like Us Podcast

Don't Suffer Like Us Podcast

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Don't Suffer Like Us Podcast episodes

  • Episode 103: Commands
    How you speak to someone when you teach matters. Today we talk about the use of commands and why people shouldn't use them. Check it out.
    13 min
  • Episode 102: Toxic Positivity
    Being positive can be helpful but moving into toxic positivity is harmful. Today we talk about common phrases and experiences that can be well meaning but cause harm to people sometimes without teachers even knowing. Tune in to hear more.
    17 min
  • Episode 101: Mental Health
    Your mental health is so important to being an effective human. Listen in today as we talk about ways to care for ourselves before we have mental health problems, during them and after.
    14 min
  • Episode 100: Overwhelm
    Today we have our 100th episode of the don't suffer like us podcast! We are so happy to have had the opportunity to share with our community these 100 episodes. We are overwhelmed with gratitude but also wanted to talk about the feelings of overwhelm that can happen in your yoga teaching and business.
     
    This month is mental health awareness month and we hope that you are working on keeping your mental health in a good space and preventing overwhelm or making the adjustments you need when you are feeling overwhelmed.  
     
    Thanks again for your support! Listen to the archives of the podcast anywhere you listen to podcasts and join us next time.
    15 min
  • Episode 99: Unaccounted time
    What are things that you have to do to run your yoga business but never thought about counting as time toward teaching? Today we talk about some of the things that we didn't know about when we first started teaching and things we keep in mind now so it makes yoga teaching a little easier. Listen in.
    13 min

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Don't Suffer like Us...A podcast to end yoga teacher struggle with Kimberly Fujitaki and Thea Pueschel