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The last year has been extraordinary for yoga studios & teachers and has been really hard for a lot of you I know - but there have also been opportunities. I’m excited to share with you the story of my guest in this episode. I’m talking to Kayse Gehret, the founder of Soulstice Mind & Body Spa, a healing art studio based in Northern California. 

Founded in 2012, Kayse opened 4 studios over the next 8 years, until the pandemic shut down operation for nearly a full year. Today, in addition to bodywork, meditation, yoga, and more, they now offer virtual group classes and online courses to a worldwide audience. Kayse’s story is so inspirational and I can’t wait for you to meet her. 

Here’s what we discuss:

• Kayse’s transition to teaching yoga online & how she dealt with tech overwhelm
• 3 tips for teaching a great yoga zoom class
• How Kayse markets herself, and the importance of utilizing your email list 
• Mindset issues that Kayse sees the most often and has had to overcome herself  

Follow Kayse: 

http://www.soulsticemindbodyspa.com/

Thank you for listening!

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