Teaching Part-Time is Still Teaching - Listener Responses

Yogaland Podcast

Andrea Ferretti

Health & Fitness, Yoga, Yogaland

4.8 • 1.5K Ratings

🗓️ 20 March 2019

⏱️ 21 minutes

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Summary

The recent episode where Jason and I discuss teaching yoga part-time vs. making it a full-time career really struck a chord. I was surprised by the number of emails, direct messages, and comments that listeners sent my way.

As usual, you were full of insights. So for this week's episode, I decided to share some of those comments as inspiration, motivation, and support for others who are fulfilling their dharma of sharing yoga.

Show notes: http://www.jasonyoga.com/podcast/episode145

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0:00.0	Hey everyone, I'm Andrea Ferretti and this is episode 145 of Yoga Land.
0:04.6	So today it's my first solo episode in such a long time, maybe a couple of years.
0:16.2	I think that I did the solo episodes with more confidence and comfort in the beginning of
0:22.2	the podcast because I felt like no one was listening. confidence and
0:25.0	now it's a little harder for me,
0:28.0	but I felt like this was the perfect opportunity
0:31.0	to do a solo episode featuring some of you out there.
0:36.0	Jason and I did an episode, I think it was two episodes ago,
0:39.0	on the pros and cons of teaching yoga full-time versus teaching yoga part-time and I was just
0:47.6	really shocked and overwhelmed by the amount of response that we got from people. People
0:52.0	private message me, people sent me emails, people
0:55.1	commented on Instagram, we got a lot of comments and I think what came out of that
1:01.6	for me was really just appreciating both how challenging the job is of being a yoga teacher and also how driven those of you are who do it, how driven you are by the passion for doing it and just by this sense of purpose that it gives you and that it's part of your purpose in life.
1:22.0	So I was really inspired by that and I wanted to share your comments.
1:28.0	Before I get to some of those comments that I handpicked and thank you to those of you who gave me
1:34.8	your approval for using them in this episode. I just wanted to say thank you to all
1:41.5	of those of you who post comments and reviews on Apple
1:46.7	podcasts. It's super helpful for the podcast and I always really appreciate reading
1:51.3	them and getting the feedback.
1:53.1	And also I'll just run through a few dates,
1:55.5	upcoming dates for Jason.
1:57.4	April 26th through 28th, he will be at Yoga Yoga
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