Yoga therapy is creative work. In this episode, we explore how yoga pros adapt tools to clients, transfer their skills into new industries, navigate evolving client relationships, and build burnout-proof self-care habits for 2026.
Read MoreThis episode explores practical and compassionate business strategy for yoga professionals. From setting bold 2026 goals to understanding systemic challenges, making meaningful connections, gathering simple data, identifying your ideal students, and trying new ideas without pressure—we break down what it really takes to grow your yoga business with intention and curiosity.
Read MoreIn this episode, we explore the creative side of yoga marketing—from ethical strategies to avoiding predatory coaching “containers,” to understanding why generalists thrive. You’ll learn how to build your business with intention, creativity, and clarity while putting in the reps that lead to confidence and long-term success.
Read MoreIn this episode of Working in Yoga, Rebecca explores how creativity isn’t just for the “naturally gifted.” It’s a practice — cultivated through curiosity, courage, and daily choices. Featuring Per’s perspective on yoga, mindset shifts, and creative evolution, this episode helps yoga teachers reconnect to the imaginative spark that fuels their teaching and business.
Read MoreThis episode dives into how creativity keeps yoga human. From co-creating with students to weaving storytelling into your classes, Rebecca explores how responsive teaching is the key to staying relevant—and inspired—in the age of AI.
Read MoreWhat does it mean to be creative royalty? In this episode, Rebecca and Cheri Dostal Ryba explore how yoga professionals can tap into curiosity, move past fear, and stay grounded through the ups and downs of creative work. Whether you’re building a yoga business, creating new classes, or just trying to feel brave enough to share your ideas, this episode reminds you that you don’t have to be perfect to create something powerful.
Read MoreRunning a yoga business isn’t all incense and inspiration—sometimes it’s spreadsheets, stress, and shame spirals. In this episode, we dive into what it really takes to lead creatively. From finding the right coach to using AI without guilt, you’ll learn how to free up your mental space, ditch the “I should know better” stories, and reconnect to the spark that made you love this work in the first place.
Read MoreEver feel the tug between tradition and innovation in your teaching? In this episode, we get real about creative tension, versatility, and the art of making your yoga practice your own. We’re talking curated inspiration, themed classes, and the power of choosing creativity—on and off the mat.
Read MoreWhat happens when yoga steps into the workplace—and creativity steps off the mat? In this episode, we explore yoga for employee wellbeing, the art of teaching with presence, and why real social change starts beyond the checklist. It’s a conversation that hits all the right notes—slow, thoughtful, and alive with rhythm.
Read MoreA new digital trade magazine for yoga professionals
Yoga has always lived at the edge of culture—part art, part profession, and always a little counterculture. Inside Yoga Magazine is where those threads come together. Built from the conversations of the Working In Yoga podcast, this magazine is unapologetically professional, but never sterile.
We’re creating a space where yoga teachers, therapists, and studio owners can talk shop, challenge industry norms, and share the stories that make this work so much more than a job. Expect industry insights, book reviews, conversations about equity, and real perspectives from the people who keep the yoga world turning.
Read More✨ Yoga biz isn’t just about mats and malas anymore—it’s about data, confidence, and community. In this episode, we’re diving into why your studio needs a clear point of view, how COVID secretly did us a favor with tech, and why vibes alone won’t keep the lights on (sorry, not sorry). We’ll talk rethinking service, making “giving back” the hottest trend of 2026, and building real business confidence—without ditching the soul of yoga.
Read MoreThis week we dive into who gets to tell yoga’s history—and why that matters. Anjali reminds us that when only white male scholars write the story, women’s contributions vanish. We explore the difference between practitioner-first and scholar-first histories, the danger of only celebrating the “exceptional,” and the power of quiet, everyday acts of resistance and love. Because, as Anjali and I agree, every pebble counts in building a more just, beautiful world.
Read MoreHot take: expensive yoga teacher trainings aren’t always better. In fact, most studios barely make money running them. Let’s unpack the messy truth about online YTTs, financial accessibility, and why the industry needs to stop confusing price with qu
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