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Yoga Business Coach Stories

Yoga Business Coach stories from Yoga Founders Magazine.

3 founder stories

Portrait of Manu Molina, Yoga Business Coach behind yogabizmentor.com

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What 100+ Retreats Taught Manu Molina About the Gaps in Yoga Teacher Support

At just 20, Manu Molina left behind the safety of home and a soul draining job to chase something bigger freedom, creativity, and purpose. Inspired by The Alchemist, he moved to the Spanish Pyrenees, where he discovered yoga for the first time. That one experience became the seed for a life filled with deep transformation and global adventure. Manu’s yoga journey took him through Ireland, Italy, the Canary Islands, Majorca, Ibiza, India, Thailand, and beyond. But more than the destinations, it was the internal journey that mattered most, one that allowed him to align with his values, express his truth, and build a life with meaning. Today, Manu lives in Asia, collaborating with creatorsand mentoring others to create sustainable businesses that actually make a difference...

Yoga Business Coach

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Age Is Just a Number: Paula Proves 50 Is Just the Beginning for Bold Yoga Founders

Before yoga became her anchor, Paula Richardson’s life was a whirlwind of responsibilities, reinvention, and resilience. She’s a woman who met early menopause like a head-on collision, while juggling family life, creative ventures, and a string of “sensible” jobs. A massage therapist by training and a seeker by nature, Paula always felt pulled toward what truly helps us feel better as we age. Like many women, she spent years putting others first—until her own body’s signals became impossible to ignore...

Yoga Business Coach

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The Unique Yogi: Cigarettes, Sarcasm, and a New Kind of Practice - Meet Christina

Thirty years ago, becoming a yoga teacher seemed not only improbable but laughable to a sharp-tongued, cigarette-smoking single mom working in bars. Her world revolved around quick wit, hard work, and surviving one shift at a time—not mindfulness or meditation. Yoga, in her eyes, was something reserved for green-juice-drinking spiritual types...

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