Episode #32: Unrealistic Expectations put on Yoga Teachers with Paul Teodo

<p><strong>Yoga Teachers don't drink, swear, eat meat, or make mistakes.&nbsp;</strong></p> <p>Ha! That was hard enough to type let alone accept as truth. These are just a few of the unrealistic expectations that are put on Yoga Teachers.</p> <p>It's true that as Yoga Teachers, we have a responsibility to help heal the world and inspire health and wellness through the practice, but not in such a way that doesn't align with your wants, needs, or desires.</p> <p>There's also the idea that once you become a Yoga Teacher you 'should' automatically know how to fix people's injuries or limitations.</p> <p>That's a hard one to get over for a lot of new teachers, and I'm happy to say that I (Michael) break that one down to the point where you can sleep better at night knowing what your TRUE responsibilities are as a Yoga Teacher.</p> <p>- - -</p> <p><strong>In this episode,</strong> Paul and Michael discuss the unrealistic expectations that the general population puts on Yoga Teachers. To be a certain way. To eat a certain way. To have a certain "energy" about them. While some of these traits may be true for some, they are not absolutes. This episode is all about deconstructing and debunking the many unrealistic expectations and turning them into after-thoughts.</p> <p>- - -</p> <p>If you liked this episode (or any others), and you haven't given us some love, then here's what you can do:</p> <ul> <li>If you listen on <strong>Spotify</strong>, give us a follow and like!</li> <li>If you listen on <strong>Apple Podcasts</strong>, give us a subscribe, <strong>rating</strong>, and <strong>review</strong>!</li> <li>If you just listen to us, and you have a <strong>comment or question</strong>, send one of us DM. We'll make sure to cover the topic!<br> </li> </ul> <p>- - -</p> <p>This Podcast is co-hosted by one of the most respected yoga teachers from the world-renowned Yoga Barn in Bali, Indonesia, Paul Teodo and, &nbsp;&nbsp;internationally recognized Physiotherapist and rehabilitation specialist, Michael Henri.</p> <p><u>