A true measure of progress can only be taken from the outside, and at a distance from which you can take in the entire structure.
Yoga is Not a Game of Simon Says
It’s a practice of exploring yourself, of looking within to see where your limits are and where your resistance is.
The First Step to Solving Problems — And Why You Don’t Do It
Often we are so eager to get into problem-solving mode that we don’t know what problem we’re solving.
The Surprising Way to Help Someone Out of Pain
Sometimes, the best way to help others is by not helping at all.
Should a Yoga Teacher Offer Hands-On Adjustments?
The prudence of hands-on adjustments in a yoga class has been the subject of a lot of recent controversy in the yoga community. Here’s my current thinking on this.
3 Problems With Progress
Progress is the holy grail of any endeavor. We seek to chart it, measure it, and chase it around every corner. The problem is that we don’t know what it looks like.
What to Do When The People Who Ask For Your Advice Don’t Take It
When people come to you for advice, you may have an expectation that they will take it. What happens when they don’t?
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