The Mentor Sessions Podcast
1) 158: The Yoga of Calling In with Janie Ganga (A Public Apology)
This is a vulnerable episode for me to share, but it was very important to me to record and release this episode because it highlights something I don’t think we see enough: people in positions of pow...Show More
2) 157: The Business Support Every Yoga Teacher Needs with Jessica Gulley
Today we are going to talk about what it really takes to grow your business as a yoga teacher, what kind of support you need, the people you might hire to help, and how I suggest you go about doing th...Show More
3) 156: Why and How to Find Virtual Private Yoga Clients
I started teaching one private yoga client virtually in 2019 when she left Washington, DC for California. But other than her I had absolutely NO experience teaching online when everything changed on M...Show More
4) 155: Unexpected Private Client Hot Takes
I’ve been teaching yoga full time for 20 years, and most of that time I taught at least 15 private yoga sessions each week; for a decade that number was closer to 25 per week! I have a lot of experien...Show More
5) 154: How I Make Posting On Social Easier
Social media can be a wonderful tool to help us connect with friends, communities or potential students. It can also be a black hole of despair and panic. Some people say it is necessary to participa...Show More
6) 153: 12 Ways I Stay Engaged In The World, Protect My Nervous System And Uplevel My Teaching
My understanding of the spiritual teachings is that my liberation doesn’t mean anything unless everyone else is free too. The teachings of Buddhism say over and over again that a huge part of our prac...Show More
7) 152: Advice For New Teachers PART TWO (The Business Stuff)
In episode 148 I collected all my best advice for new teachers. The episode centered around the idea that the most important thing new teachers can do is start teaching and figure out what kind of tea...Show More
8) 151: What To Look For In A Retreat (And What To Expect At Mine)
How do we pour into ourselves so we have enough energy, time and focus for all the people who need us? How do we stay connected to our practice, since it should be the foundation our whole teaching li...Show More
9) 150: Daily, Weekly + Monthly Routines That Make Me The Teacher I Want To Be
Being a yoga teacher, heck being a PERSON, is TOUGH right now. But having a job that requires presence and vulnerability and groundedness all the time requires we pour into ourselves so we have someth...Show More
10) 149: What I’m Doing to Keep My Private Teaching Calendar Full
Teaching yoga, and maybe especially teaching private clients is, to be candid, an unstable way to make a living. But I have done it successfully for twenty years, so it can be done! I’m in a season i...Show More