This is a last call to get in on early bird pricing for my online yoga teacher training.

If you register before October 1st, you can get 50% off.

And I've been getting a number of inquiries from listeners.

Seems like the most common questions are about time commitments. People have very busy lives,

and they're wondering what the requirements are, how many live Zoom meetings they need to attend.

And in all of my previous mentions, I've always said, the program is co-creative. It doesn't have arbitrary hoops that you need to jump through and that it fits to you.

And that's what I meant, that there aren't a set number of meetings that you need to come to.

Some people have a lot of time and they like to come to a lot of Zoom meetings.

Some people like to work more independently and do not want to be in Zoom meetings. Some people have stretches of time

where they're able to come to meetings and then other times when they're not. Everything's on

replay and it's a year-long program. So a lot of life happens in a year. And I guess it's confusing. I guess it's

unusual that there aren't like this set thing that you have to follow to. But to me, that really

goes to these deeply ingrained ideas we have about yoga teacher training. And all I'm doing

is getting back to the way that myself and my teachers learn yoga.

We did not learn yoga and become teachers following along an hours-based curriculum in a linear progression.

It happened in an organic way that unfolded over time. So I've created a

guideline, a structure for us to go off of. But it's not something that's required or that you

have to follow. It's something that you utilize in the way that makes the most sense for you.

So I am starting a new group in January, and if you are feeling inspired to a deeper study

into yoga or you're interested in developing a teaching practice or you're already a teacher

and you're looking for some new

perspective, then I encourage you to check out my online yoga teacher training program.

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