by Lindsay | Jun 6, 2019 | Podcast, Yoga Business
Episode 56: Branding basics for yoga teachers with Miranda Peterson Mado and Miranda, a branding expert who is also a yoga teacher, discuss how to be more effective and strategic with your branding. Psst. Want to get an email each time a new episode is released? ...
by Mado | May 9, 2019 | Podcast, Yoga Business
Episode 52: What’s the deal with non-compete contracts? with Mado Hesselink Non-compete contracts are a reality at many yoga studio’s and gyms. This episode covers the basics of what you need to know before you sign one. Psst. Want to get an email each...
by Mado | May 2, 2019 | Podcast, Uncategorized, Yoga Business
Episode 51: Three steps to a sustainable and ethical yoga business with Joe Pace Joe shares his insights from doing marketing analytics for the film industry… and creating a digital yoga platform. Psst. Want to get an email each time a new episode is released?...
by Mado | Mar 28, 2019 | Podcast, Yoga Business
Episode 46: Leslie Kaminoff on Teaching Standards and the Yoga Alliance Leslie Kaminoff shares his insider’s perspective on the history and future of the Yoga Alliance and the forces influencing teaching standards in the yoga industry. Psst. Want to get an email...
by Mado | Mar 7, 2019 | Podcast, Uncategorized, Yoga Business
Episode 43: Foundations of a yoga business with Mado Hesselink Learn the often neglected first steps to creating a sustainable and profitable yoga business. Psst. Want to get an email each time a new episode is released? Listen on iTunes Listen on Android Listen on...
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by Mado | Feb 21, 2019 | Deepen Your Practice, Make a Living, On Air Coaching, Podcast, Yoga Business, Yoga Class Planning
Episode 41: Cueing, Intention, and Progressive Sequencing [on-air coaching] with Mado Hesselink When Allyson signed up for an on-air coaching call, she thought she wanted help with narrowing her focus and keeping her classes interesting – but the byproduct of...
