building a yoga business needs a mindful approach
My Vision
You became a yoga teacher to make a difference but running a business hasn’t always felt aligned.
You care deeply about your students and your practice. But when it comes to marketing, pricing, and growth, you might feel unsure, underpaid, or like you’re constantly giving more than you’re receiving.
The truth is: you deserve to be well-supported, well-paid, and crystal clear in your business, without compromising your values.
The £10k Yogi Blueprint is here to help you step into that.
With grounded strategy, mindful structure, and a clear path forward, you’ll learn to communicate your value, attract the right students, and build a business that reflects the life you teach.
You’re Not Getting the Results You Deserve
You're working hard but not seeing the results you deserve. You're underpricing your services, attracting the wrong clients, and struggling to communicate your true value. Without a clear strategy, you're stuck in short-term thinking, lacking direction, and feeling overwhelmed. Worst of all, you're so busy trying to grow your business that you're not actually living the balanced, authentic life you teach others to embrace.
The £10k Yogi Blueprint helps you charge what you're worth, market with confidence, and create a sustainable, strategic plan, so you can grow your business while truly embodying the lifestyle you promise your clients.
The hard truth about yoga businesses
If you’re waiting for “more experience” before raising your prices…
If you’re saying yes to every class, and looking for the next venue just to make ends meet…
If you’re afraid to sell because you don’t want to sound pushy… Then let’s be honest, you don’t have a yoga business. You have a low-paid hobby.
I know that’s tough to hear, but I see so many talented yoga teachers stuck in this cycle. You didn’t get into yoga to stress about money. You started because you love helping people.
Yoga is your passion. But is it paying the bills?
If you’re waiting for “more experience” before raising your prices or saying yes to every class, and looking for the next venue just to make ends meet…
If you’re afraid to sell because you don’t want to sound pushy… Then let’s be honest. You don’t have a yoga business. You have a low-paid hobby.