Do you have the guts to not only hit the mat everyday, but also hit record and share too? Everytime I open my Instagram app, Aaron’s daily yoga reel is the first to pop up. I have learned so much from him and know you will too!

In this episode, we chat about:

🎥  What’s it been like recording his practice and sharing it on socials everyday this year
🎤  Why voiceovers are so powerful
🧭  The struggle of coming into your voice and the fear of expressing yourself
🧰  How recording yourself practice is a tool for pratyahara and svadhyaya  
🔍  A peek into his self study practice - The value of seeking out different lineages, practice styles, and worldviews.
💓  What it's really like working with your lover, the pros and cons of being in an intimate relationship with another person who practices yoga
🚪  The #1 mistake most studio owners make that force them to close the doors and the challenges and joys of owning a studio
💻  How online course creation is like vinyasa krama, tips for building out your programs, and hacks for getting comfortable on camera
🆚  The biggest difference between in-person vs online teaching
💥  A golden nugget you didn’t even know you needed to hear for the teacher who is feeling stale in teaching/practice

Sit back, enjoy this great discussion about the dichotomy of yoga.  Namaste blessed, yogis.  

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