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Welcome to Yoganomics® • the blueprint of yoga
January 8th, 2010 | 1.0 Yoganomics, Articles | @castellani | 797No Comments2010-01-08+01%3A46%3A08%40castellani
Current forms of yoga media are not answering the needs of the modern yoga business for teachers and studios. What once was thought to be completely foreign to yoga is now being recognized as being a part of yoga. Yoganomics has been engineered to be the business forum for yoga professionals and yoga businesses with business needs. Yoganomics will inform teachers and studios of events that are occurring around the world in other countries, and how to become a part of the world wide yoga industry.
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A Public Comment about Yoga Alliance
September 3rd, 2010 | 1.0 Yoganomics, 1.10 iYogaNews™, 1.15 DownDogLaw™, 6.66 Yoga Alliance, Articles | @castellani | 3459No CommentsA+Public+Comment+about+Yoga+Alliance2010-09-03+07%3A43%3A24%40castellani
Yoga is not run by the corporate yoga moguls anymore. It is in the process of being reshaped, and however you want to see it, the truth is that Yoga Alliance has abused the ENTIRE Yoga World for their own profit and gain for far too long. It is time for a new entity to be formed. An entity that is not controlled by corporate money, but by the people and lineages of yoga, where all lineages have a say and participation. You cannot provide that, nor will you ever have the capacity to provide that fair of an option… As a matter a fact, the best solution that Yoga Alliance has come up with is Licensing and Regulation via a bureaucratic Government that knows nothing about teaching yoga.
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Yoga School of Business- Key #3: Get Niche’d
September 2nd, 2010 | 1.0 Yoganomics | @castellani | 3456No Comments2010-09-02+00%3A22%3A39%40castellani
The more of a generalist you are – i.e. any style of yoga, anywhere, for anyone – the harder it will be for you to grow your practice. Beyond your own personality, it will be hard for you to stand out (which won’t really help when you’re having a bad day!).
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My Personal Introduction to Yoga
September 1st, 2010 | 1.0 Yoganomics, Articles | @castellani | 3440No CommentsMy+Personal+Introduction+to+Yoga+2010-09-01+22%3A09%3A20%40castellani
For years, successful yoga teachers have been their own boss. That means that they became solution focused entrepreneurs. Anyone bogged down in the semantics of “classifying” yoga has blinders on as they ride the bus. It isn’t about who’s right and who’s wrong, it’s about how you can grow… how you can surpass your own limitations.
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Yoga Alliance represents who, or what?
September 1st, 2010 | 1.0 Yoganomics, 6.66 Yoga Alliance | @castellani | 3442No Comments2010-09-01+22%3A08%3A19%40castellani
Whether or not Yoga Alliance can set the record straight by apologizing to the yoga public for mis-leading them for over a decade, denouncing any participation in the nationwide Regulation and Licensing of Yoga fiasco with John Davis, crying corporate until they were forced to to a 180 and publicly apologize for their misdeeds, is REALLY inconsequential in the larger scheme of things.
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A Letter to Yoga Alliance
September 1st, 2010 | 1.0 Yoganomics, 1.10 iYogaNews™, 3.0 Yoganomics Yoga Business Directory, Articles | @castellani | 34351 CommentA+Letter+to+Yoga+Alliance2010-09-01+20%3A43%3A02%40castellani
Nobody is trying to regulate yoga. Nobody is busting into my matha and telling me how to practice and how to teach. They are telling me how to run my business though. This is about the business of yoga, an area that has really been neglected by Yoga Alliance. Mark Davis made comments like “It’s a six-billion dollar industry now, it’s no longer fringe, it’s mainstream. The yoga community has to act like other businesses out there.” Other “businesses out there” do not just lie down and accept government regulations that may do more harm than good. They have professional organizations that lobby and act on their behalf. Another comment., “Ten years ago Yoga Alliance…foresaw this would happen” Really? Thanks for telling us! Is it true that Yoga Alliance prevented “undue restrictions on the practice of yoga” by “setting voluntary compliance standards to set the benchmark for a future possibility of licensing”. (Mark Davis, letter May 13 2009)
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Yoganomics.video
August 24th, 2010 | 1.0 Yoganomics, 1.10 iYogaNews™, Articles | @castellani | 3358No CommentsYoganomics.video2010-08-24+09%3A22%3A32%40castellani
Yoganomics® Video – Explore Your Best Video Ideas: Yoga Teachers, Yoga Studios, Yoga Classes, Yoga Students
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http://TwitYoga.com
August 22nd, 2010 | 1.0 Yoganomics, 1.10 iYogaNews™ | @castellani | 3320No Commentshttp%3A%2F%2FTwitYoga.com2010-08-22+07%3A53%3A13%40castellani
How do people keep track of what is being twitter’d? By keeping the page of http://TwitYoga.com open so they can monitor how often and what is being talked about in #Yoga. #Smart
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Opening a Yoga Studio
August 21st, 2010 | 1.0 Yoganomics, 1.122 Yoga Studio, 3.0 Yoganomics Yoga Business Directory, Articles | @castellani | 3317No CommentsOpening+a+Yoga+Studio2010-08-21+09%3A15%3A30%40castellani
An important thing to do is to visit a lot of the studios in your area and take some classes, get a feel for the different types of studios around in different neighborhoods.
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Yes, I too made a Commitment to Yoga
August 21st, 2010 | 1.0 Yoganomics, 1.15 DownDogLaw™ | @castellani | 3314No CommentsYes%2C+I+too+made+a+Commitment+to+Yoga2010-08-21+00%3A39%3A34%40castellani
I too made a commitment… that , that I would actually create a vehicle that allowed teachers and studio owners to get the information they needed to make informed decisions.
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The Future of Yoga Part Two
August 17th, 2010 | 1.0 Yoganomics, 1.15 DownDogLaw™, 3.0 Yoganomics Yoga Business Directory, Articles | @castellani | 3257No CommentsThe+Future+of+Yoga+Part+Two2010-08-17+07%3A29%3A11%40castellani
It doesn’t matter if you think it shouldn’t happen, or if theoretically it sounds impossible to you…. because it is indeed happening as we write this. It is still going on in Texas, Washington, Louisiana and Missouri – to name a few states. And I believe that it was doused in gasoline by the (lets do an about face and hope our customers forget what we did) Yoga Alliance.
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Yoga Revolution – Raising Funds for Inner City Education – Sting, Sarah McLaughlin, Sheryl Crow and more
August 9th, 2010 | 1.10 iYogaNews™, 1.11 Conferences & Festivals, 1.45 Yoga Music & Kirtans, Articles | @castellani | 3203No Comments2010-08-09+15%3A58%3A52%40castellani
The first CD in the Yoga Revolution series features an incredible mix of original songs by well-known pop stars and international recording artists, all brought together to promote the benefits of yoga, music and a healthy and balanced lifestyle and to support yoga and fitness programs for underserved youth.
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John Friend, Anusara Yoga from Saturday, July 31st – 2010, Wanderlust
August 6th, 2010 | 1.10 iYogaNews™, 1.11 Conferences & Festivals, 1.120 Yoga Teacher, 1.14 YogaRoadMap™, Articles | @castellani | 3184No Comments2010-08-06+22%3A52%3A05%40castellani
This is the complete John Friend, Anusara video interview done in one take. It was shot on Saturday, July 28th, 2010 at the 2010 Wanderlust Festival. John’s remarks are completely candid.
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Questions / Products for Yoga
August 6th, 2010 | 1.0 Yoganomics, Articles | @castellani | 3167No CommentsQuestions+%2F+Products+for+Yoga2010-08-06+01%3A55%3A32%40castellani
Being in the position that I am in we can really impact what happens in the next few years.
Let me know what you honest opinions are, and I will see what we can do.
Also if you want to start blogging about it please speak with me and we’ll set something up.
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The Wanderlust Festival
August 6th, 2010 | 1.11 Conferences & Festivals, 1.14 YogaRoadMap™, Articles | @castellani | 3169No CommentsThe+Wanderlust+Festival2010-08-06+01%3A18%3A36%40castellani
The Wanderlust Festival is an opportunity for like-minded conscious people to gather and remind each other of who we are. The natural beauty of Tahoe is a recharging environment. In it’s magnificent we are shown that we are not our fears, our challenges and our bodies. The message was clear that we are all conduits of the Divine and that we all share the responsibility to raise the consciousness of our planet and to help each other transform. Through helping each other, we’ll find our own Divinity.
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the future of yoga
July 29th, 2010 | 1.0 Yoganomics, 1.15 DownDogLaw™, Articles | @castellani | 31052 Commentsthe+future+of+yoga+2010-07-29+04%3A48%3A55%40castellani
The bigger picture of this issue, is that yogis want to feel confident that the outcome of their future – is not being dictated to them by a silent, non-communicative, passive aggressive “non-profit board.” Yoga teachers and yoga studios want to have an active and participatory role with the licensing and regulation of yoga.
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The Economics of Yoga
July 22nd, 2010 | 1.0 Yoganomics, 1.10 iYogaNews™, 1.11 Conferences & Festivals, 1.120 Yoga Teacher, Articles | @castellani | 3107No CommentsThe+Economics+of+Yoga+2010-07-22+13%3A00%3A39%40castellani
When you do yoga, whether new or for years, things start to shift in life. Some people quickly shed unhealthy habits, others work hard on their asana practice, not yet seeing the awareness inherently discovered in that, perhaps one day opening up to it.
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Cultivating Classes
July 17th, 2010 | 1.0 Yoganomics, 1.120 Yoga Teacher, Articles | @castellani | 2937No CommentsCultivating+Classes+2010-07-17+22%3A25%3A37%40castellani
My classes are never the same as far as the physical practice is concerned. Sometimes the lyrics to a song (perfect example: John Clement’s “Rising River”) prompt me to work through the Svādhisthāna (2nd) Chakra and I’ll teach a little more Sahaja (free) Flow, working in a mandala – swimming circles around the mat. Other times that decision I’m having a tough time with – because it requires a fearless leap of faith and an open heart—turns into a class devoted to the Lord Hanuman. I tell his story and the class culminates in the practitioner’s fullest expression of Hanumanasana (split).
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Yoga Alliance – post hoc ergo propter hoc – PART 2
July 17th, 2010 | 1.0 Yoganomics, 1.10 iYogaNews™, Articles | @castellani | 29161 Comment2010-07-17+10%3A07%3A42%40castellani
We, as an American Yoga system are setting ourselves up to embrace the lowered standards of yoga by accepting that Yoga Alliance is the best we can do… Seriously.
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The Responsibility of Being Great
July 16th, 2010 | 1.0 Yoganomics, 1.17 Contributors & Writers, Articles | @castellani | 2910No CommentsThe+Responsibility+of+Being+Great+2010-07-16+23%3A40%3A34%40castellani
“Responsibility: A detachable burden easily shifted to the shoulders of God, Fate, Fortune, Luck or one’s neighbor. In the days of astrology it was customary to unload it upon a star.” -Ambrose Bierce
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Yoga Alliance – post hoc ergo propter hoc
July 14th, 2010 | 1.0 Yoganomics, 1.10 iYogaNews™, 1.15 DownDogLaw™ | @castellani | 28662 Comments2010-07-14+08%3A12%3A22%40castellani
I will give them the necessary space they need to mend ways, but that isn’t going to stop me from finishing what I started because of their negligence. If they become a more human Yoga Alliance and realize they need to serve the teachers and studios better than they have been, then great. Good for them, but if not, then the practitioners of yoga will have to ask themselves, “How long do we have to hold our breath to reach liberation?”
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