Never Say Never
A 72-year-old future doctor reminded me that practice isn’t about being ready—it’s about showing up, again, on purpose.
A 72-year-old future doctor reminded me that practice isn’t about being ready—it’s about showing up, again, on purpose.
The yoga industry has a financial honesty problem. The polite version says abundance mindset. The honest version is that the math doesn’t work for most people.
Michael Joel Hall discusses the practice of Ashtanga Yoga as a vehicle for self-inquiry, awareness, and transformation.
Yoga makes you see clearly, and then you’re stuck with what you saw—so the practice becomes learning how to hold it without hardening.
This is a video about Beginner Friendly Approaches to building a lifelong Ashtanga Yoga practice.
If you sit all day, you don’t need a new identity—you need tiny movement breaks that your body can actually cash.
A teacher called out my distraction mid-drill, and it turned out to be a life thing—not a yoga thing.
Equanimity isn’t numbing out—it’s learning how to carry real bad news without letting it eat your whole day.
This is a video about The Power of the Ashtanga Community.
It’s about the mornings when you’re fried, furious, and broke—and you still unlock the door and let practice do its boring magic.