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When you are looking to fill an open position at your studio, do you always check the references of candidates you’re seriously considering?

With how stressed everyone is for time nowadays, …
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Wendy Cook, the owner of Big Rock Yoga in Little Rock, Arkansas, was assisting a Level 2 Baptiste teacher training in Kenya when she realized she wanted to start a …
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A yoga festival is the perfect place to give your practice the jump-start it needs, discover new teachers or ideas, and a way to experience the power of coming together. …
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Variety is the spice of life. When it comes to your business, that variety can be found in the classes you decide to offer in your schedule. With so many …
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How to use aesthetics, space, teachers and more in setting the mood at your studio.

Growing up, did you ever wear a mood ring?

If you did, you’ll recall the …
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How encouraging instructors to continually grow will create a better business. 

One of the key aspects of running a successful yoga studio is establishing a core network of teachers. They …
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October has become the month to raise awareness for breast cancer. And yoga studios are getting involved.

It is said approximately 300,000 people are diagnosed with breast cancer each year, …
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In order to stand out, you don’t need to be necessarily ostentatious and flashy. Sometimes, it’s as simple as returning to the basics.

Vittoria Palazzi, a co-owner of OmBase in Portland, …
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When you walk into a Moe’s Southwest Grill you are always greeted with an exclamation of  “Hey, Welcome to Moe’s!” from the staff. You feel comfortable and welcomed instantly,  as …
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Why it’s important to have quality teachers at your studio, versus a large quantity of unqualified ones.

  For Dora Gyarmati, the owner of Spira Power Yoga in West Seattle, …
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