Hari-kirtana is an author, mentor, and yoga teacher who shares his knowledge and experience of how the yoga wisdom tradition can guide us toward meaningful and transformative spiritual experiences.
Build a teaching career that reflects your value
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Hi Reader, The best way for a yoga teacher to get a return on the investment they make in training is to enroll in a program that offers practical, actionable skills for building a sustainable career. Skills like brand development, strategic marketing, and how to design classes and workshops that reflect your unique voice as a teacher. Unfortunately, these skills are often missing from YTT curriculums—making it harder for yoga teachers to recoup the time and money they’ve already invested. Of course, most yoga teachers aren’t in it for the money. They’re motivated by a love for yoga and a sincere desire to serve others. But love alone doesn’t pay the bills. Yoga teachers provide real value—and the world knows it. According to Evolve Business Intelligence, the global yoga market is projected to reach $81 billion by 2028. And that growth isn’t just about leggings and props—it’s about yoga itself. In other words, demand for what you offer is growing. You deserve to benefit from it. That’s where my small group mentorship comes in. This program is designed to help you not only grow as a teacher, but also clearly articulate your unique value, identify your ideal students, and communicate your message in ways that resonate—online and in person. You don’t need a marketing MBA or another expensive certification. You need someone who understands the physical practice, the spiritual heart of yoga, and the practical realities of teaching in the modern world. In addition to my 800-hour certification and 15+ years of teaching experience—including leading 300-hour YTTs—I also have a background in strategic marketing and digital entrepreneurship. I’ve built a career as a teacher and I’d love to help you do the same. One-third of the mentorship is devoted to the business of teaching yoga. You’ll learn:
And more. Because when you learn how to confidently share what you offer, you don’t just earn respect—you earn a living. Here’s what’s included:
When you know how to promote yourself as a teacher, you’ll earn more than just the respect you deserve; you’ll earn the money you deserve, too. The next cohort begins Saturday, June 21. And right now, there are only 4 spots left. If you're ready to define your value, strengthen your voice, and take the next step in your teaching journey... 👉 Apply now to join the Summer 2025 cohort. Wishing you all good fortune, - Hari-k P.S.: Want to learn more about the Group Mentorship program before you apply? CLICK HERE. P.P.S.: Not interested in Group Mentorship for Yoga Teachers? CLICK HERE to stop receiving emails about my group mentorship program but continue to receive all of my other emails. |
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Hari-kirtana is an author, mentor, and yoga teacher who shares his knowledge and experience of how the yoga wisdom tradition can guide us toward meaningful and transformative spiritual experiences.
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