Hi, my name is Arundhati and you're listening to the Let's Talk Yoga podcast.

I'm an ex-Bollywood dancer turned yoga and wellness educator.

I've built a six-figure business as an immigrant, woman of color yoga teacher with no business background, no handstands, pure instinct and the free information found on Google.

If you love doing yoga and you dream of teaching it someday, this podcast is for you.

We go over everything from doing and teaching yoga to scaling a small business, living a modern

yoga lifestyle and so much more. You'll find interesting, fun, raw conversations along with

some tips, tricks, strategies and insights in this podcast. So grab your cup of tea and let's jump in.

Hi everyone. Welcome to episode 67 of the Let's Talk Yoga podcast. I hope you're doing well.

December is already here and I'm definitely excited for it. A part of me can't believe it's the

end of the year already.

My dad visits later this week. By the time you listen to this, he would have already arrived.

I haven't seen him in a couple of years because of the pandemic. So I'm really excited to spend a few precious weeks with him.

I hope you've made some time to do stuff that really enriches you this holiday season. But before we get

into today's show, I have a quick podcast update for you. For the next few weeks in December,

I will be dropping replays of some of our most popular episodes on the show. I'll be back in January

with some fantastic conversations and amazing guests.

If you haven't done this already, then please share this podcast with two, three or even

30 of your yoga friends. It always means the world to me when you share this podcast.

And if you're feeling a little extra generous and you have a little more time on your hands,

then please consider leaving me a review as this will really help make the podcast more discoverable

and it helps other people really get their hands on content like this.

If you've been a long-time listener of the show, you know about my monthly mentorship community for yoga teachers called the Mindful Yoga Teachers Club.

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