Are you a self-employed yoga teacher? And do you want to grow your audience, network and clientele? Just posting on social media and hosting classes or events aren't going to give you the results you want.

To build a thriving career, it's not important 'who' you know, but 'how' you make use of your contacts and network!

So, if you're ready to expand your career opportunities... listen to this episode to find out about three ways you can collaborate and gain visibility to grow your business!

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All businesses start with an idea or a dream. You believe you have something to offer that could immensely help your students. Sometimes, you have more than one idea and you’re looking at ways to combine it. 

In this episode, I help you find some clarity as to how you could combine your passions and interests with teaching yoga so that you can serve your students worldwide!

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Cueing yoga is an art! The skill of cueing clearly and effectively has a lot to do with your communication skills, and your ability to understand what goes on in your students' minds while they're moving through your classes.

Great cues don’t leave room for questions, have your students wondering ‘what did my teacher say’?, or students telling you ‘I don’t understand’.

In this episode I’m sharing three foundational cues that you need to know to build on the foundations of your teaching skills. This is a great place to start, even if you’re teaching in a foreign language!

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Our standardised educational systems unfortunately focus too much on developing the four skills (reading, writing, listening and speaking), but there's a fifth skill, which I call becoming an independent learner.

As an independent learner, you know how to distinguish passive from active vocabulary and find the resources and learning material that match your personal and professional objectives for learning the language.

Understanding this difference will massively improve your ability to learn yogic vocabulary for teaching yoga in English and speaking about yogic topics with your students and colleagues!

In this training learn the difference between passive and active vocabulary and..

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Most language learners say that one of the most challenging things about learning a language is memorising new vocabulary.

Some argue that it’s due to the overload of information we already need to remember. Others say that they’re too old and only young people can memorise well. It may also be a lack of concentration that makes you lose focus. But I believe, it’s the standardised study techniques that aren’t working for you.

In this episode I explain how you can better memorise yogic vocabulary so that you can more fluently teach yoga in English!

More of a reader? Read the blog: How you can better memorise vocabulary 

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The most common challenge our students claim to have is that they don’t know the right vocabulary or cues to effectively guide their students.

They deal with the common misconception of believing it’s necessary to have a proficient level of English. So in this episode, I want to address 10 categories of yogic words you should know about to teach with confidence and clarity.

In this episode learn about

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‘Find your voice’, ‘Use your voice’, ‘Teach as your own authentic Self’. In the world of yoga, you may have heard these expressions before. But what do they really mean? And what’s your style of teaching voice? 

In this episode let’s explore the usage of communication in the yoga room, different styles and the importance of developing your own authentic teaching voice.

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The most common reasons for us to postpone our dreams is self-doubt and lack of clarity.

When you want to teach yoga in a foreign language working on these two things are the foundation of your career, teaching style and ultimately your development and success.

So let's build on your foundation and listen to this episode in which I help you understand the 3 main reasons why you may lack confidence teaching in English and receive some guidelines as to how to overcome them.

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Nervousness can be because of many different reasons, but for new or less experienced yoga teachers it’s often because they worry about the way they’re perceived, if the students like them, and how their classes and sequences will go.

But, as a teacher, you’re not there to perform. You’re there to guide and assist your students and give them a yogic experience that helps them travel through their own mind and body.

In this episode I’ll help you shift your focus from teaching TO your students, to teaching FOR your students!

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Imposter syndrome is an emotional circumstance in which you believe your achievements, skills, knowledge, or experience aren’t real or valuable.

For yoga teachers this often comes down to self-doubt or lack of confidence. These obstacles are complex and very psychological, but not impossible to overcome.

In this episode I help you go back to the root reason of your imposter syndrome and how it could lead to serious procrastination and what you can do to analyse it to overcome it so that you can finally take action and work on achieving your teaching career goals.

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