Insider Secrets to Marketing your Yoga Teaching Service (Part 1)

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By: Paul M. Jerard Jr. | 04/06/2006 | Non-Fiction
"The Internet is not everything" - when it comes to marketing your Yoga business. You cannot achieve 100% marketing penetration by using Email marketing and having a top-ranked site on every possible search engine. What do I mean?

Insider Secrets to Marketing Your Yoga Teaching Service (Part 5)
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If you want to keep your Yoga students coming back for more, you have to keep your classes interesting. Don't keep doing the same thing every week. How would you feel if the restaurant you went to served you the "usual" every time you sat down?

Insider Secrets to Marketing Your Yoga Teaching Service (Part 3)
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Insider Secrets to Marketing Your Yoga Teaching Service (Part 2)
By: Paul M. Jerard Jr. | 06/06/2006 | Non-Fiction
I don't care if you're teaching Yoga in a cellar, barn, loft, garage, in the woods, at the beach, or just thinking about it. People won't know you are a Yoga teacher, if you don't announce it.

Insider Secrets to the Business of Teaching Yoga (Part 1)
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Universal Principles of Yoga (Part 3)
By: Paul M. Jerard Jr. | 21/07/2006 | Non-Fiction
Strangely, Yoga has sometimes been compared to "witchcraft." A few people feel strongly about it but just like anything else, people have difficulty understanding, Yoga can be misunderstood.

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Universal Principles of Yoga (Part 6)
By: Paul M. Jerard Jr. | 05/07/2006 | Non-Fiction
It is every Yoga student's prerogative to choose a style of Yoga or a Guru that fits his or her needs. However, if you ever find a Guru who does not embrace spiritual health, what does that tell you?

Universal Principles of Yoga (Part 5)
By: Paul M. Jerard Jr. | 04/07/2006 | Non-Fiction
Kundalini Yoga: Is unity through awakening psychic nerve force, which indicates the depth of this Yoga style. Kundalini Yoga is sometimes referred to as the "Mother of all Yogas." On the surface Kundalini Yoga might resemble Hatha Yoga, but the emphasis on the subtle body, chakras, mantras, meditation, and Pranayama is presented in a uniquely powerful way.

Universal Principles of Yoga (Part 4)
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When I think of Karma Yogis, the first that would come to mind is Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi, also known as "Mahatma Gandhi." His model of peaceful resistance for civil rights has been successfully copied since, but most importantly, his actions were for the highest moral reasons.

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