Jonathan Sattin - "triyoga London"

J. Brown Yoga Talks

J. Brown

Yoga, Health & Fitness, Yogateacher, Alternative Health, Yogaindustry, Religion & Spirituality, Spirituality

4.4 • 696 Ratings

🗓️ 19 February 2018

⏱️ 48 minutes

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Jonathan Sattin, founder of triyoga, sits down with J at the head offices in London to talk about how he went from holding yoga classes in his living room to creating one of the premier destinations for yoga in the UK. They discuss what it takes to build an operational structure that can survive and grow for eighteen years, amassing five locations, 200+ teachers, and the inherent challenges that come when you get that big. They also touch on the financial realities at work, current trends, and what it might mean to bring integrity to scale.

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0:00.0	Okay, it's time. This is Jay Brown Yoga Talks podcast. My name is Jay Brown. Welcome and or thanks for listening.
0:23.0	How is your week, everyone?
0:25.8	Was it eventful?
0:28.4	Mine was.
0:32.7	So eventful, I can't even believe a week has passed.
0:39.1	I am coming to you in this moment from Chapel Hill, North Carolina.
0:43.0	I am here this weekend doing a bit of teaching.
0:50.2	Let me give a shout out to Tracy and Phil and all the very fine people at Triangle Yoga.
0:52.8	We had a good workshop last night.
0:54.0	We've got some more today.
0:58.3	Lovely place and lovely people.
1:02.7	But I landed here in a in a swirl because this week
1:05.3	just like seemed like so much happened and
1:09.4	it was quite almost overwhelming.
1:13.5	First of all, let me say, I got a little bit of criticism about the 100th episode.
1:19.1	I know a lot of you emailed me and told me how much you appreciated and got a lot out of it,
1:23.5	but there were some people and I have to agree with them who felt that when I asked him
1:31.2	about Patavi Joyce, I was a little bit too deferent. And, you know, I think there may be some
1:39.5	truth to that. I'm still trying to figure out how best to have that conversation with people.
1:49.0	I don't feel comfortable indicting anybody on this podcast, and I know some people feel that
1:57.0	if we're not going to ask the really hard questions of people who were there and maybe didn't say anything at the time,
2:07.8	then I'm upholding the status quo.
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