Many YTTs don't actually have or give you the time to make enough teaching hours to develop your style, teaching personality and build your teaching foundations. So, it's not uncommon to feel incapable of teaching after obtaining your teaching certificate. 

Next to that, getting your first teaching experience, especially during the time of the pandemic has changed. Even more, now that 80% of all yogis, practice from home!

In this episode, I’m sharing 2 ways to get more teaching experience online and/or from home (even when you're working at a studio, gym, or other type of yoga organisation), so that you can teach with confidence and clarity!

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Learning a language is a challenge, learning how to teach yoga is a skill, but learning how to teach yoga in a foreign language is an expertise.

The language you learn in a general English class isn’t the language you need for teaching yoga, so, in this episode, let me share with you what type of language you need to study to feel more confident and become more fluent while teaching yoga in English.

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As a teacher, you know that your education doesn’t stop after finishing a YTT. It’s an ongoing journey of learning and development.

In this episode, I share ways of finding reliable resources and putting into practice the skills and knowledge gained in your YTT.

Also, I wrote a blog about how you can find support after your yoga teacher training. If you’d like to find out more about this topic, read the blog here.

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The clearer you are on your niche, the problem or desire they have and how you can solve it or help them, creating content becomes easy-peasy! Your research, client or student feedback and community will give you all the inspiration you need. 

But, to get there, there’s work to do... In this episode, I help you analyse your niche and find inspiration for engaging, educative and entertaining content that will help you build trust and relationships with your ideal students on social media.

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When creating your own yoga business, you may see and hear the term ‘niche’. And you probably hear your business teachers tell you that it's important to have one and actually need one to become profitable and successful.

But, what really is a niche? Why do you need one? And how do you choose one without feeling limited or restricted?

In this episode I’ll take you through some key elements to take into account when choosing your own niche!

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To theme your classes you need to decide on a focus or outcome and find some inspiration. Inspiration is hard to find on the days you're struggling, but the good thing is, it's everywhere. 

Often, when we get stuck theming our classes, it’s because the theme doesn’t fully resonate to you, it's something you haven't made your own or studied enough, or because it relates to an experience you haven’t fully processed.

In this episode, let me help you with elements to take into account when theming your own yoga classes.

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Pricing your yoga classes can be a challenging task. What’s too much? What’s too little? And what aspects such as demographics, location, studies and experience do you need to bear in mind when pricing your own yogic services?

In this episode, I’ll explain what you need to consider when deciding on a price for your offerings.

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Today, I’m answering the question: ‘How do I create my own community from zero?'

To build your own community, you don’t need to have years of experience teaching or already have a clientele of people that speak your first language.

Listen to this episode to find out which 5 things you can do to start building an international community from ground zero!

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Today, I’m answering the question: ‘I feel too insecure to teach yoga in English, what do I do?'

It’s normal to feel doubtful and insecure speaking or teaching in a foreign language. But when we experience these feelings, we get stuck in negative thought patterns and create beliefs that limit our growth.

In this episode I’ll share 5 techniques that will help you shift your mindset and open yourself up to teaching and speaking practices to achieve the goals you have for your international teaching career.

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Constructing sequences is one of your main jobs as a yoga teacher, but is it really necessary to write a new sequence for every single class you teach?

In this episode, I share how you can create a great, well-rounded sequence in 8 steps.Use these steps to create more intentional classes and deeper experiences for your students!

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