
this workshop is for you if:
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Everytime an enquiry lands in your inbox you wonder “what the heck should I charge for this?”
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You’re scratching your head trying to figure out how to make teaching work for you as a career
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You find it hard to ask for money and go out of your way to keep your fees as small as possible
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Your timetable is packed with low paid classes
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You feel undervalued and underpaid as a teacher
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You’re saying yes to classes you don’t want to do because you really need the money
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If you're interested in earning more money from your yoga teaching without burning out or teaching more classes - this is the workshop FOR YOU!

IMAGINE FEELING LIKE THIS....
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You're rested and teaching a manageable schedule instead of tearing around teaching 5+ classes every day of the week for peanuts
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An enquiry lands in your inbox and you can quickly reply with a quote that is based on what you need to earn, that pays you fairly for your knowledge and expertise
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You can quickly identify if the pay for classes is acceptable, or not - and turn down the opportunities that will drain you and leave you feeling undervalued
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You have a great range of offerings that keep students coming back time and time again
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You're having a brew and biccie whilst you're catching up on Netflix and recurring money is dropping into your bank account
All of this is possible for you by becoming profit minded; understanding where your time & energy is going, what is & isn't paying & what sets your soul on fire


THIS WORKSHOP COVERS:
A practical approach to ensuring your yoga business is as profitable as possible - so you can help more people, feel valued, fairly rewarded & keep on teaching!
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Here's some of what we'll cover:
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Money in the yoga industry - a background
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Your Money Mindset
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The basics of profitability
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Basics of Pricing
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Setting & sticking to an hourly rate that works for you
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How to price group classes, workshops & retreats
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Maximising your billable work through a diverse offering suite
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Minimising the time you spend on busywork - the unpaid work we have to do to keep the classes on