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Add You - The Yoga Business Coach: Grow your Yoga Business with an Online Newsletter
Well, different people may interpret the idea of financial freedom differently. Whatever it may be, rest assured that we all want it badly. Most working people dream of it, but have they ever given it an in-depth thought? Perhaps not. It will do you good to give some time to figure out what it really is, because it is difficult to pursue something unless you know what it really is.Consider this - you may pay someone to do a work for you. It may be mowing a lawn or doing a research. In any case you would be saving time for yourself. So that means money can buy time and vice versa. So time and money are inversely related to each other.So if the above case may be true, then financial freedom in the real sense would mean an end of trading money for time. You would not have to exchange the value of money for your time anymore. That implies you would have the freedom to
To start your creative juices flowing, I’ve compiled some topic ideas for your writing pleasure:
- Interesting Yoga Community news
- Asana tips (especially the real-life benefits of doing the pose, not just how to do it well)
- Results of surveys at your studio
- Case studies and testimonials
- Student of the Month write up, with photo
- Recipes for healthy cooking
- Articles on related subjects (Ayurveda, Environmental issues, etc.)
- Humor
- Spiritual writings
- Yoga product reviews and recommendations
When you are allergic to a particular food your body initially reacts with alarm and the symptoms are very clear.You may notice headaches and migraines, abdominal bloating or cramps, frequent diarrhoea or constipation, eczema or other skin problems, painful swelling of joints, unexplained mood swings, depression or anxiety, swollen hands, ankles, feet, eyes, face, unexplained weight gain or loss, catarrh, sinus congestion, runny nose or constant fatigue.The amazing thing about the human body is that it works remarkably well in coping with a food allergy at the initial time of reaction and after a short period the symptoms may not be as extreme or indeed the initial symptoms may not appear at all.The problem is that whilst the offending foods are still eaten the body is having to cope with the food allergy on an ongoing basis and as part of this process the
Intentional Communication is a focused platform of sharing the benefits and beauty of the yogic lifestyle with your audience and starting a beautiful avalanche of conversations and connections centered around what meaning yoga holds for their lives. Isn’t that what we’re here for –– changing the world one yogi at a time? But how do we spread our gift in the most efficient way?
I have found that of all the communication engines you could use to intentionally build community as well as your business, the online newsletter will produce the most rewards for the effort. The benefits can be dramatic, helping you to develop that inviting warm glow around your business, while, over time, significantly affecting your bottom line. For most yoga businesses, having an online newsletter is a really good idea.
Through this unique vehicle, your words you can help people feel important, celebrated, and a part of something wonderful. Plus, it provides you with an open, cohesive group of people that know you, like you, and trust you enough to do business with you. This, you will find, is your most important asset.
So, if the online newsletter is the most powerful means to grow community and your business for the lowest cost (aside from word-of-mouth, which will never be beaten), will the work it takes to put out a quality communication to your audience be worth it? That’s up to you.
Even when you embrace the idea –– like yoga, it can only work its magic if you actually do it consistently. Publishing only once every few months and expecting great results would be like a beginner taking a single yoga class in January and expecting to go into full Padma-Mayurasana by spring.
Most yoga entrepreneurs I speak with about writing an online newsletter are concerned that it will be too much work, and that, ultimately, they will run out of ideas for content.
“I just can’t think of anything to write about…” is what I hear as the most common reason for not publishing. But all you really need is one idea a month that would be of interest to your community of yogis. After 5000 years of positively affecting human lives, yoga has no shortage of great topics. For inspiration, an abundance of article ideas is available in books and on the Internet.
If you’re ready to go, here are a few tips: Remember to keep your content focused on one main theme; make it easy to read; uncomplicated; and leave your readers with something useful that will help better their lives. Write in your own style. You don’t need to be Rumi, just be yourself. Your writing does not have to be perfect, just from the heart.
To start your creative juices flowing, I’ve compiled some topic ideas for your writing pleasure:
- Interesting Yoga Community news
- Asana tips (especially the real-life benefits of doing the pose, not just how to do it well)
- Results of surveys at your studio
- Case studies and testimonials
- Student of the Month write up, with photo
- Recipes for healthy cooking
- Articles on related subjects (Ayurveda, Environmental issues, etc.)
- Humor
- Spiritual writings
- Yoga product reviews and recommendations
Autoresponders are like digital secretaries that can handle all your messaging needs by keep in touch with your customers and everyone else in your opt-in list. Autoresponders also help in building the list by gather details like email address, name, telephone number, address and so on and adding them to your opt-in list database. This information is then used in a specified or needed basis to shoot out communications to everyone on the list. You can thus send out seasonal or special events based emails or newsletters without having to remember everything. The autoresponder will do all that for your once it is set up and running.The real advantage of an autoresponder over a human assistant is that the autoresponder can handle millions of customers at the click of a mouse without any mistakes. This is of great importance to a business and especially one that operates onli
I have found that of all the communication engines you could use to intentionally build community as well as your business, the online newsletter will produce the most rewards for the effort. The benefits can be dramatic, helping you to develop that inviting warm glow around your business, while, over time, significantly affecting your bottom line. For most yoga businesses, having an online newsletter is a really good idea.
Through this unique vehicle, your words you can help people feel important, celebrated, and a part of something wonderful. Plus, it provides you with an open, cohesive group of people that know you, like you, and trust you enough to do business with you. This, you will find, is your most important asset.
So, if the online newsletter is the most powerful means to grow community and your business for the lowest cost (aside from word-of-mouth, which will never be beaten), will the work it takes to put out a quality communication to your audience be worth it? That’s up to you.
Even when you embrace the idea –– like yoga, it can only work its magic if you actually do it consistently. Publishing only once every few months and expecting great results would be like a beginner taking a single yoga class in January and expecting to go into full Padma-Mayurasana by spring.
Most yoga entrepreneurs I speak with about writing an online newsletter are concerned that it will be too much work, and that, ultimately, they will run out of ideas for content.
“I just can’t think of anything to write about…” is what I hear as the most common reason for not publishing. But all you really need is one idea a month that would be of interest to your community of yogis. After 5000 years of positively affecting human lives, yoga has no shortage of great topics. For inspiration, an abundance of article ideas is available in books and on the Internet.
If you’re ready to go, here are a few tips: Remember to keep your content focused on one main theme; make it easy to read; uncomplicated; and leave your readers with something useful that will help better their lives. Write in your own style. You don’t need to be Rumi, just be yourself. Your writing does not have to be perfect, just from the heart.
To start your creative juices flowing, I’ve compiled some topic ideas for your writing pleasure:
- Interesting Yoga Community news
- Asana tips (especially the real-life benefits of doing the pose, not just how to do it well)
- Results of surveys at your studio
- Case studies and testimonials
- Student of the Month write up, with photo
- Recipes for healthy cooking
- Articles on related subjects (Ayurveda, Environmental issues, etc.)
- Humor
- Spiritual writings
- Yoga product reviews and recommendations
According to the Michigan law, personal injury refers to the physical injury or damage you suffered due to someone else’s carelessness. It can be an injury to mind, body or emotions. If you have suffered a personal injury in Michigan, state law will always come to your aid to protect your legal rights and secure compensation for all the losses and injuries you suffered.As per Michigan law, any accused who acts in concert or who independently contributes to a single injury or who otherwise shares the burden of the wrongful deed can be held liable for the entirety of a victim’s damages. An independent accused who tortuously contributes to the victim’s injury cannot be joined in the same action and is considered separately as being liable for the entire injury. To prove the damages and to collect the injury claim in the state, the victim needs to prove that the person or pu, and trust you enough to do business with you. This, you will find, is your most important asset.
So, if the online newsletter is the most powerful means to grow community and your business for the lowest cost (aside from word-of-mouth, which will never be beaten), will the work it takes to put out a quality communication to your audience be worth it? That’s up to you.
Even when you embrace the idea –– like yoga, it can only work its magic if you actually do it consistently. Publishing only once every few months and expecting great results would be like a beginner taking a single yoga class in January and expecting to go into full Padma-Mayurasana by spring.
Most yoga entrepreneurs I speak with about writing an online newsletter are concerned that it will be too much work, and that, ultimately, they will run out of ideas for content.
“I just can’t think of anything to write about…” is what I hear as the most common reason for not publishing. But all you really need is one idea a month that would be of interest to your community of yogis. After 5000 years of positively affecting human lives, yoga has no shortage of great topics. For inspiration, an abundance of article ideas is available in books and on the Internet.
If you’re ready to go, here are a few tips: Remember to keep your content focused on one main theme; make it easy to read; uncomplicated; and leave your readers with something useful that will help better their lives. Write in your own style. You don’t need to be Rumi, just be yourself. Your writing does not have to be perfect, just from the heart.
To start your creative juices flowing, I’ve compiled some topic ideas for your writing pleasure:
- Interesting Yoga Community news
- Asana tips (especially the real-life benefits of doing the pose, not just how to do it well)
- Results of surveys at your studio
- Case studies and testimonials
- Student of the Month write up, with photo
- Recipes for healthy cooking
- Articles on related subjects (Ayurveda, Environmental issues, etc.)
- Humor
- Spiritual writings
- Yoga product reviews and recommendations
Spending over $1 million dollars during a 12 month period is quite an investment for any company or organization. The government of Queensland is planning to spend over $1 million over a 12 month period to boost business through direct investment.The campaign which the Queensland government has begun includes several TV, Radio, Newspaper, and internet campaigns – which are being managed by a local company called Virgin Blue. The organization has stated that they would like to see more direct domestic and foreign investment. These types of investment strategies are important to any corporation. Australia contains several large businesses that have their headquarters in Sydney and Melbourne cities, which have a large amount of foreign and domestic businesses. Attracting investment in a foreign business and domestic business is very difficult; however the Queensland Goriting an online newsletter are concerned that it will be too much work, and that, ultimately, they will run out of ideas for content.
“I just can’t think of anything to write about…” is what I hear as the most common reason for not publishing. But all you really need is one idea a month that would be of interest to your community of yogis. After 5000 years of positively affecting human lives, yoga has no shortage of great topics. For inspiration, an abundance of article ideas is available in books and on the Internet.
If you’re ready to go, here are a few tips: Remember to keep your content focused on one main theme; make it easy to read; uncomplicated; and leave your readers with something useful that will help better their lives. Write in your own style. You don’t need to be Rumi, just be yourself. Your writing does not have to be perfect, just from the heart.
To start your creative juices flowing, I’ve compiled some topic ideas for your writing pleasure:
- Interesting Yoga Community news
- Asana tips (especially the real-life benefits of doing the pose, not just how to do it well)
- Results of surveys at your studio
- Case studies and testimonials
- Student of the Month write up, with photo
- Recipes for healthy cooking
- Articles on related subjects (Ayurveda, Environmental issues, etc.)
- Humor
- Spiritual writings
- Yoga product reviews and recommendations
Natural disasters, like the Tsunami that ripped apart the lives of millions living along the coasts of the Indian Ocean in December of 2004, are a true human tragedy but a harsh fixture of our reality on this planet. Such tragedies incite human interest and outreach from all regions of the world, and supportive entities, such as the media and charitable organizations, can always be counted on to address the ensuing demand. While there is rarely ever a shortage of stories focused on the horrors of these types of events, few focus on how people find innovative ways to manage through these ordeals.Brian Levin’s constant brushes with nature are unlike most, and his coping method is uncannily brilliant. Mr. Levin is the coordinator of Telepsychiatry Services of Marlton, NJ-based CFG Health Systems, LLC, a behavioral healthcare service provider focused on the delivery of qualilp better their lives. Write in your own style. You don’t need to be Rumi, just be yourself. Your writing does not have to be perfect, just from the heart.
To start your creative juices flowing, I’ve compiled some topic ideas for your writing pleasure:
- Interesting Yoga Community news
- Asana tips (especially the real-life benefits of doing the pose, not just how to do it well)
- Results of surveys at your studio
- Case studies and testimonials
- Student of the Month write up, with photo
- Recipes for healthy cooking
- Articles on related subjects (Ayurveda, Environmental issues, etc.)
- Humor
- Spiritual writings
- Yoga product reviews and recommendations
- Profiles of a staff teacher
- Contests
- Karma Yoga opportunities and events
- Beginner’s issues
- Interviews with experts
- Inspirational quotes
- Request for submissions/feedback
This list can be made even longer. Content will never be an issue as long as you don’t make it one in your mind. To spark even more ideas, ask your staff! I also recommend subscribing to some email newsletters on subjects that are meaningful to you, and actually reading them.
Once you are ready, there are several questions to be addressed and steps to follow in creating your own online newsletter:
What will you call it? Name your newsletter in a way that is meaningful to your audience. It doesn’t have to be fancy. Mine is called “The Yoga Business Journal.”
How often you will publish? I recommend once a month, consistently. No more, no less.
Who will you send it to and how will you get their email addresses? If you have a web site, I recommend a section dedicated to telling people what it is all about, why they might be interested, and an easy way to subscribe. Most people don’t want to share their email addresses if they think you’re going to try to sell them something, so share the aspect of celebrating community as its main focus. Also (especially if you don’t yet use a web site), have a similarly worded sign up sheet at your registration desk.
How will you deliver it? Sending out hundreds or thousands of emails from your own PC is very cumbersome and will take too much of your precious time. Do a Google search on “Email Marketing,” and explore one of the many low cost online services like Constant Contact, Topica, MailerMailer, etc. If you’ve ever done it the other way, you’ll thank me.
A very satisfying example of intentional communication in action comes from a dilemma I had when starting my own venture as Yoga Business Coach: Since I am such a proponent of building community in my own life, but don’t see my clients face to face, how could I be the catalyst I’m asking you to become?
Well, it seems that yoga does indeed inspire creativity... In the two short years since publishing the first monthly issue of the “Yoga Business Journal,” my newsletter is now being read by thousands of yoga entrepreneurs in dozens of countries. A big part of what has magnetized this vibrant group of like-minded people is my having created a vibrant, yet virtual, community.
Each month in my newsletter, I invite readers to an interactive “Business of Yoga” tele-class on a new and relevant topic. Admission to the class is by seva, a donation of money or time to needy individuals or causes in their local communities. The idea took on a life of its own and letters started coming in from all around the world. People constantly write to me about how this monthly opportunity to interact with other yoga business owner
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