Archive for 'random musings'
This Yoga Stuff Actually Works – Who Knew? Me – I Jeest Keep Fergettin’.
It’s true: I’ve been known to work the odd project management consulting gig here and there. Let’s just say that when it works, having a little extra cash to pad your local yoga teacher’s pockets ain’t a bad thing. My current gig recently had me plan, organize, and execute a 3-day conference that drew attendees [...]
Posted: March 22nd, 2012 under random musings, retreats, seattle.
Tags: corporate yoga, corporate yoga seattle, hutch, yoga works
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On Why I’m Not ALL Yoga ALL The Time
Sometimes people ask me, “Hey Karen/Phyzz, you’re a yoga business. How come you don’t post/tweet/blog about yoga all the time?” Here’s the thing: I really don’t want to be some banal, pedantic, yoga-all-the-time-yogis that sends you recycled yoga platitudes and snippets of wisdom. Not that I don’t think there’s any value in it, nor do [...]
Posted: February 13th, 2012 under philosophy, random musings, seattle.
Tags: mobile yoga studio, Phyzz, phyzz yoga, seattle yoga, separation of business and pleasure
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Who’s Afraid Of The Big Bad Yoga?
Okay. This NY Times article is furiously making its Facebook rounds, and I’ve now been emailed this article enough times that I compelled to say something about it. There’s been quite a bit of a yoga buzz in the news of late. Perhaps this is par for the course, being that it’s the season of New [...]
Posted: January 6th, 2012 under articles, random musings, seattle, shout-outs.
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On Business Sense and Greed, and the Fine Line Between
I recently walked into a very busy yoga studio and asked if I could leave some postcards advertising Phyzz’s upcoming trip to India this February. The person behind the desk literally raised an eyebrow at me and motioned suspiciously, “Let me see’em.” After taking a look, they huffed, “Sorry, can’t post’em. We already have people [...]
Posted: October 7th, 2011 under philosophy, random musings, sanskrit, seattle.
Tags: aparigraha, greed, non-attachment
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Years as Moments
We’re so accustomed to not being able to sit still, so much so that the idea of even trying to meditate is laughable to some. Or, even if we’re able to somehow cajole our minds into some state that resembles absolute focus, the effort and effect is only momentary. Which got me to thinking…is there anything [...]
Posted: July 22nd, 2011 under philosophy, random musings.
Tags: aging, birthdays, meditation, navel-gazing
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