Build a template, batch your month, and get your weekends back If it takes you three hours to plan a sixty-minute yoga class, this post is going to change your week, and quite possibly your teaching life. I have spent twenty-plus years teaching and training teachers,...
For fifteen years, I co-owned a studio in Carrboro/Chapel Hill, North Carolina, and in all that time I learned exactly one reliable thing about attendance: the weather decides everything. The first beautiful spring day? No one showed up. People wanted patios and...
If you’ve landed here, you’re probably doing real due diligence. Not “should I do yoga teacher training someday,” but “what would it actually cost me—in money, in calendar time, in family hours, in energy—and is it worth...
Most new yoga teachers think confidence comes from more training. Twenty years in, I can tell you—it doesn’t. I’ve trained hundreds of teachers in my programs at Carolina Yoga Company and Comfort Zone Yoga®, and I’ve watched the same confidence...
A note up top: this post is for yoga teachers wondering what to charge for privates, not for students wondering what to expect to pay. If you teach, keep reading. Someone texts asking about a private. You read the message twice. You start typing a number . . . then...
