Want More Yoga Students? This Is For You…
Summary
In this conversation, Andy Zoltan, founder of doyou.com and Impact Agency, shares his journey from a corporate job to building a successful online yoga and fitness platform. He discusses the importance of mindfulness, breathwork, and personal branding for yoga teachers in the digital age. Andy emphasizes the value of mentorship, the need for yoga teachers to charge for their services, and the significance of finding one's unique voice in the crowded yoga space. He also reflects on the role of ego in personal and professional growth, offering insights and advice for yoga practitioners.
Chapters
(00:00) Introduction to Andy Zoltan
(02:28) Journey into the Yoga Industry
(04:16) Integrating Yoga into Daily Life
(06:29) Mindfulness and Breathwork Practices
(09:25) The Role of Personal Branding for Yoga Teachers
(13:43) Empowering Yoga Teachers in the Digital Age
(18:56) The Value of Charging for Yoga
(22:36) The Importance of Mentorship in Yoga Business Growth
(23:32) The Evolution of an Online Yoga Platform
(25:04 The Importance of Mentorship
(26:09) Finding Clarity and Direction
(28:50) Overcoming the Fear of Being Unnoticed
(29:45) The Misconception of Audience Size
(31:08) Defining Your Unique Value Proposition
(33:52) The Power of Niche Marketing
(36:30) Ego and Personal Growth
(44:43) Final Words of Wisdom
(46:39) Episode Wrap-Up and Listener Engagement
Takeaways
Andy Zoltan is the founder of doyou.com and Impact Agency.
He transitioned from a corporate job to the yoga industry.
Breathwork significantly improved his endurance in sports.
Yoga teachers can thrive in the digital age with the right strategies.
Charging for yoga services is essential for sustainability.
Mentorship plays a crucial role in business growth for yoga teachers.
Finding a unique voice is key to standing out in yoga.
Ego can hinder personal and professional relationships.
Mindfulness practices can enhance daily life and work.
Believing in oneself is vital for success in any field.
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