Your transformation is our mission!

In this episode, learn about Andrea's journey and experience working with Enga for the past three years!

Some of you may have seen Andrea during the mini-course as well, because behind the scenes Andrea works with us and combines her passion for yoga and skills in business and marketing!

Andrea is a yoga teacher from Peru, currently living in Spain.

During the pandemic she completed her YTT in Paris, France and realised that her English skills weren’t yet enough to teach yoga.

In 2022, Andrea finished the English for Yoga Teachers Course and in this interview she shares with us what she learned and improved. What was most useful and what she loved the most.

Are you also ready to develop your English language skills for teaching yoga? Start here!

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What's your style teaching voice? - ⁠TAKE THE QUIZ⁠

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In this episode, I’d like to share with you the missing piece to your international career.

Actually, there are a few missing pieces, but the first and most important one, as you can guess now, is receiving support and guidance with finding and developing your own voice (even more so, if you want to teach in a foreign language).

Finding your voice is step one of the 6-step process to becoming a confident and authentic English-speaking yoga teacher.

Your voice, as they call it in yoga, is the way you speak and what you communicate. This includes your tone of voice and also the type of language you use. You may have heard of the terms ‘use your voice’, ‘authentic voice’, ‘finding your voice’.

All of this refers to the development of becoming and expressing yourself as you are. The way you communicate and what you communicate. When finding your voice in a foreign language, it also refers to learning the type of language that matches your teaching style and personality, so that you can stay true to your natural way of being and communication, even when teaching in English.

It can be intimidating to teach in a foreign language, but since you’re here. I know you have a passion you want to share with the world. It’s time to do the work and kiss goodbye all your fears and insecurities.

Because remember, ’Teaching yoga in a foreign language is a sign of bravery!’

In this training, I'll share 7 steps to overcome practical challenges and common fears that stop you from finding your voice!

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What's your style teaching voice? - ⁠TAKE THE QUIZ⁠

Check out all ⁠⁠courses and programmes⁠⁠⁠

⁠⁠Join the community⁠⁠ of multilingual yogis and feel supported on your journey as an international yoga teacher.

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⁠⁠Book your free discovery call ⁠⁠to find out what you can improve and create an action plan to achieve the goals you have for your career as an international yoga teacher.

In episode 118, I shared with you the mindset shifts needed to feel capable of teaching yoga.

I spoke about the reason 'why' you feel you aren't ready to teach yoga and unpacked 4 things that may cause you to lack confidence.

All of them are limiting beliefs.

It starts with a thought, which then makes you feel a certain way, which provokes another thought, and boom ... you’re in the cycle of negative thinking, doubting your skills, and feeding your own insecurities, which is absolutely not necessary!

As I finished that training, I realised that there's A LOT more I’d like to share about this topic so in this episode, I want to continue and give you 3 practical tricks to reprogramme your mindset for a lasting career.​

Expect to find out

• How to leave the chicken and egg situation and actually get out there

• How to find safe teaching opportunities that will help you build confidence and feel capable

• 3 ways to overcome limited and negative thinking and shift your thoughts outward rather than in

P.S. Are your English language skills the reason for you to postpone your career?

Check our courses to shift your mindset and focus on what you need to learn to pursue your international teaching career.

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What's your style teaching voice? - ⁠⁠TAKE THE QUIZ⁠⁠

Check out all ⁠⁠⁠courses and programmes⁠⁠⁠⁠

⁠⁠⁠Join the community⁠⁠⁠ of multilingual yogis and feel supported on your journey as an international yoga teacher.

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⁠⁠⁠Book your free discovery call ⁠⁠⁠to find out what you can improve and create an action plan to achieve the goals you have for your career as an international yoga teacher.

Time and time again I hear from teachers they're postponing their teaching career because they 'don't feel ready'.

The feeling of not feeling ready is caused by a negative thought pattern that's ruled by fears, lack of confidence, overthinking, or high expectations.

You became a yoga teacher for a reason. The reason why may not be ultra clear to you right now, but I bet it'll be as soon as you actually start teaching.

It's time to get out of your shell!

In this episode you'll discover what's holding you back and shift your mindset to feel capable of teaching yoga and build a sustainable career.

PS Are your English language skills the reason for you to postpone your career?

Check out the Teach Yoga in English Essentials - Mini-Course to shift your mindset and focus on what you need to learn to pursue your international teaching career.

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What's your style teaching voice? - ⁠TAKE THE QUIZ⁠

Check out all ⁠⁠courses and programmes⁠⁠⁠

⁠⁠Join the community⁠⁠ of multilingual yogis and feel supported on your journey as an international yoga teacher.

⁠Follow us⁠ on Instagram

⁠⁠Book your free discovery call ⁠⁠to find out what you can improve and create an action plan to achieve the goals you have for your career as an international yoga teacher.

When teaching yoga in a foreign language you're faced with many challenges.

First of all it takes time to find your voice and learn vocabulary to cue and instruct effectively.

The next challenge is to form sentences that are easy to understand for your students, easy to remember for you, but also clear, concise, accurate, and inclusive.

For that you need to have knowledge of three things:

In this training, I'll help you revise your grammar usage and knowledge for effective cues.

To enhance your grammar knowledge for effective cues

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What's your style teaching voice? - ⁠TAKE THE QUIZ⁠

Check out all ⁠⁠courses and programmes⁠⁠⁠

⁠⁠Join the community⁠⁠ of multilingual yogis and feel supported on your journey as an international yoga teacher.

⁠Follow us⁠ on Instagram

⁠⁠Book your free discovery call ⁠⁠to find out what you can improve and create an action plan to achieve the goals you have for your career as an international yoga teacher.

Becoming a thriving, international yoga teacher goes further than 'just' teaching yoga.

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Join the community of multilingual yogis and feel supported on your journey as an international yoga teacher.

Catch up on the International Yoga Teacher Summit

Check out the English for Yoga Teachers Course - and join the waitlist.

Book your free discovery call to find out what you can improve and create an action plan to achieve the goals you have for your career as an international yoga teacher.

Join Annie & Gwen for an expert interview to learn about how you can create a yoga career with in-person and digital offerings!

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Join the community of multilingual yogis and feel supported on your journey as an international yoga teacher.

Catch up on the International Yoga Teacher Summit

Check out the English for Yoga Teachers Course - and join the waitlist.

Book your free discovery call to find out what you can improve and create an action plan to achieve the goals you have for your career as an international yoga teacher.

The word 'outdated' refers to things that are old-fashioned.

Usually, old-fashioned is a word that describes something that is ancient, antique, obsolete, or out of date. Stuff that’s made in a different age; from materials we no longer use; things that aren’t anymore produced, or because we’ve found faster, more innovative ways. Just as production and consumption make advances, so do we people and so does language.

In the past you may have heard or learned certain cues. They made a lot of sense and you may have even started using them in your own classes. By now, you’ve heard them so often that you don’t even question the words anymore. However, due to social advances, research and revision, some of the cues you may use today are no longer accepted. Instead this type of outdated language is considered

• ineffective

• inaccurate

• non-inclusive

• offensive

With this episode, I want to help you understand why some cues are no longer safe to use and how you can recognise similar phrases to make your cueing language up-to-date and appropriate.

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Join the community of multilingual yogis and feel supported on your journey as an international yoga teacher.

Catch up on the International Yoga Teacher Summit

Check out the English for Yoga Teachers Course - and join the waitlist.

Book your free discovery call to find out what you can improve and create an action plan to achieve the goals you have for your career as an international yoga teacher.

Every day, I get messages from people to ask me about ‘how to choose the right words' for teaching yoga in English.

Learning a foreign language takes time and from time to time it can be confusing.

To make a language your own and feel confident teaching/speaking in it, there’s a lot to think of, remember, and study. Especially in the beginning, I can only imagine how overwhelming it is trying to learn everything at once.

In this episode, I won’t explain all the words you need to know. Instead I want to help you ‘unlearn’ 3 words you no longer want to use teaching yoga in English. I'll explain a little bit about the difference between English grammar and yogic language and I’ve got a little task for you to think about words and phrases that you can use instead.

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Join the community of multilingual yogis and feel supported on your journey as an international yoga teacher.

Catch up on the International Yoga Teacher Summit

Check out the English for Yoga Teachers Course - and join the waitlist.

Book your free discovery call to find out what you can improve and create an action plan to achieve the goals you have for your career as an international yoga teacher.

Many teachers in our community complain that their Yoga Teacher Training didn’t prepare them enough to write sequences or that they didn’t receive enough practice time to learn to write them. And, I know how much your ability to write high quality sequences would boosts your confidence.

Themed sequences that feel logical and intuitive.

Sequences that...

Or simply put, sequences your students love to practice, and you love to teach.

Sequencing is a skill and just as learning vocabulary, it requires practice. On the English for Yoga Teachers Course, I’ve dedicated an entire module to learn, develop, and practice your sequencing skills. It’s one of my favourite modules, because this is where I see most of our teachers make massive progress in their confidence building and owning their authentic expression as a yoga teacher.

But what really is sequencing? 

What does a sequence consist of? 

And what is a well-rounded sequence?

In this episode, I’ll give you answers to all those questions!

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Join the community of multilingual yogis and feel supported on your journey as an international yoga teacher.

Catch up on the International Yoga Teacher Summit

Check out the English for Yoga Teachers Course - the next course starts 24th of March 2023

Book your free discovery call to find out what you can improve and create an action plan to achieve the goals you have for your career as an international yoga teacher.