Mastering the Art of Content Creation and Yoga Teaching: 8 Lessons from the Past 8 Years

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This week I’m sharing 8 things I’ve learned in the process of creating this podcast for the past 8 years. Jason joins as my sound board and points out that a lot of these ideas about how to create content — things like defining your editorial scope, sustaining your passion, and having a thick skin — apply to teach yoga, too. So — you get a twofer here: lessons for sharpening your content creation/podcasting skills that can also help boost your confidence, creativity, and effectiveness as a yoga teacher.

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  • Why most YTTs wait too long to start practice teaching

  • How I create safe, supportive small-group environments for early teaching practice

  • My week-by-week framework for building teaching skills incrementally

  • Common pitfalls that make new teachers feel unprepared 

  • How structured feedback transforms nervousness into confidence

  • The specific tools our graduates use to start teaching immediately after graduation

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  • Gain contextual knowledge on yoga’s history and philosophy
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