Tip of the Week!
Apr 12, 2022Today's Tuesday Tip was inspired by a question from a member in our teach corporate yoga community {join us on Facebook, click here}.
❓Question:
I am a yoga instructor and want to teach corporate yoga, but I have a full time job. Where do I even start?!?
✅ Answer:
This is perfect! You already have a built in audience and a built in corporate client!
➡️ How:
Approach the business you work at and let them know you are interested in yoga at the office.
✅ Apply what you have learned in my 20 hour course TEACH CORPORATE YOGA.
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➕ Additional tips for approaching your boss about teaching yoga at work:
- Treat this like a professional prospect. Have a proposal ready with the scientific benefits of yoga, when you would like to teach - if you are doing this pro bono, request pay, and an outline of the first several classes (I.e. Yoga and Breathing to ease low back pain from sitting).
- Possible bonus - if you already took a survey of those in the office that would be interested (you know your office environment to understand if this would be seen as taking initiative or over-stepping), but I personally would go with the first.
- After you start teaching have your co-workers provide you testimonials all over social media....now you already have recommendations!
- Then, take it a step further.
- For example: let's say you work in an office building. Approach some of your office neighbors about doing a before or after work yoga class with you.
↳ Remember even 15, 20 or 30 minute classes are extremely effective.
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To your success,
Shawn
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