Yoga Aktuell 66 - 01/2011

Special Dossier Topic: Yoga as a profession: dream job, risk, opportunity for success

Yoga as a profession is the long-cherished wish of many, and many have already realised it. But succeeding as a yoga teacher requires a lot of good planning and sometimes a bit of luck. In this issue's dossier, we look at what you can do to realise your dream job and give your self-employment a solid foundation. Experienced coach Thomas Bannenberg gives important tips and the renowned studio founders Dagmar Stuhr and Patricia Thielemann report from their extensive experience. and much more.

Introduction
Is being a yoga teacher really a dream job? And is everyone called to it who feels called to it?

Yoga as value work
Patricia Thielemann-Kapell has made a name for herself with the Berlin "Spirit Yoga" studios and the style of the same name in recent years style of the same name in recent years. She spoke with YOGA AKTUELL about value work in yoga, the rise of Spirit Yoga and the secret of her success. Interview: Julia Johannsen.

You have have completed a yoga teacher training course - and now what? This This article is intended to give you concrete advice about what you should And give you lots of tips on how to start your own business tips. By Thomas Bannenberg.

Now i'm ready to go: After passing the yoga teacher exam, you can start working in your In the profession of your choice. An exciting time ... By Heike Pöhlmann.

Dagmar Stuhr is the director of AIRYOGA Munich. With YOGA AKTUELL she went important points to consider when setting up a studio and also told us about her own also told us about her own mistakes. Interview: Doris Iding.

Business advice for yoga teachers: an overview of some offers

Claudia Müller-Ostenried leads yoga retreats at the Hotel Kranzbach in Upper Bavaria. YOGA AKTUELL spoke to her about the special features of being a yoga Yoga teacher work in a hotel. Interview: Doris Iding.

Book tips for further reading
Literature recommendations around our dossier topic