Change Growth: I'm a shakin' things up…
How is it summer so soon and how am I already in the planning stages for September? Yes, I actually plan and map things out. Well, that's the aim; sometimes, life just happens and it's best to roll with it and see where the ride takes you.
I keep being reminded of how quickly this year seems to be going. How is it summer so soon and how am I already in the planning stages for September? Yes, I actually plan and map things out. Well, that's the aim; sometimes, life just happens and it's best to roll with it and see where the ride takes you.
I'm not quite ready for sharing the details just yet, but I'm preparing some exciting changes to begin in the Autumn to enrich the structure of my yoga sessions. Do watch this space for news.
If you have been attending my yoga sessions for a while, you will be aware that I don't run classes during the school summer holidays. I would encourage anyone with remaining class credits to use them in plenty of time because all credits will expire at the end of July.
You should've been contacted by email if you have classes remaining so you can have a look at your calendar and see which classes you'll be able to attend before committing to another package.
You might also have noticed that my booking system facility will very soon finish. There's nothing sinister involved; the lovely people at Fynder are having some changes due to come into effect in July and because I don't teach during August, I thought it best to go back to King Cash just for the last four weeks of the summer.
In the meantime, I hope you have been enjoying your yoga sessions with me and I hope you are embracing this change of seasons with its rewards of blue skies and lighter evenings.
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