
Lynann Politte holds a Master in Business Administration, is founder of her boutique management firm, Yoni Speaks Productions and creator of “Balancing the Elephant” business series. She is a regular contributor to prominent yoga publications, is a Yoga Alliance presenter, and tours teaching Yogic Business workshops at yoga conferences and teacher trainings.
All posts by Lynann Politte
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Lynann Politte | May 8, 2017
Yoga Teachers: This is How to Get Booked at a Yoga Festival
There are currently over 50,000 registered yoga teachers and hundreds of yoga festivals happening each year. So how do you get asked to teach at one?
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Lynann Politte | March 11, 2017
This Is the #1 Most Important Marketing Tip for Yoga Teachers
Yoga teachers: want to set yourself apart from the rest? Here's the most important marketing tip to be a successful yoga teacher.
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Lynann Politte | December 23, 2016
Tips for Teaching Yoga to Professional Athletes: An Interview with Dana Kraft
Her experience offers insight in not only how she got her job teaching professional athletes, but also offers tips on how to find, interview, and work within unique opportunities for teaching yoga.
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Lynann Politte | June 15, 2016
An Interview with Pete Guinosso – Professional Advice for Yoga Teachers on How to Build Community
In this interview with Pete Guinosso, we will explore the idea of community and how it applies to being a yoga teacher and building your student base.
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Lynann Politte | May 27, 2016
7 Ways Yoga Teachers Can Market Themselves to Build a Successful Career
Are you a new yoga teacher? Here are seven ways yoga teachers can market themselves to build a successful and lucrative yoga teaching career.
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Lynann Politte | March 2, 2016
5 Habits to Make Your Yoga Business Successful
Here are 5 pro tips to keep your yoga business side of life healthy, happy and successful:
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Lynann Politte | January 15, 2016
7 Savvy Social Media Tips for Yoga Instructors
As a yoga instructor with a million other things on your business to-do list, social media can easily fall to the bottom of your priorities