Hi everyone. Welcome to episode 52 of the Let's Talk Yoga podcast. I hope you are doing well. I wanted to give you an update before we get to our show today. My next Pranayama teacher training and online immersion is now open for enrollments. It's happening in October 2021. This is virtual,

live and you can participate from anywhere in the world. It's happening on the first two weekends

of October, October 1st, 2nd and 3rd and 8th, 9th and 10th. This is emotion.

You get to learn a lot about pranayama.

Some of you have already heard the free pranayama class that I dropped on the show a few

months ago.

I'll link to that in the show notes if you haven't checked that out yet.

And we'll also be dropping another one really soon.

So if you are interested in studying Pranayama with me, then mark your calendar for the first

two weekends in October and you can sign up online at let's talk.orgia or at ahamyoga.com.

Everything will be linked in the show notes. I can't wait to study and get nerdy about

pranayama. Remember, only a few seats will be available. So early enrolments are always encouraged.

And I'll talk more about this in the coming months as we get closer to the training. But let's get to today's show.

Have you ever considered your strengths when it comes to writing content? I hope you have because

writing is an essential part of communication for yoga teachers, especially in the world of social media

and blogs and manuals and everything else that we do nowadays. So I invited Kat, Hegberg-Ribar,

who's the editor of Yoga International. She's also an author, a podcaster, and we first connected in 2020 when I started

writing a couple of articles for Yoga International. I wanted to have Kat on the show for a long

time to really talk about the importance of writing for yoga teachers as a communication skill

and how to develop good writing habits,

how to not get trapped in some of the common mistakes that she notices yoga teachers make

while writing content. And she talks about, you know, how we express ourselves on social media.

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