08/06/2025
9 years ago, when I took my first yoga teacher training, I never actually intended to teach. I had just started my yoga journey and was reaping the benefits personally, so I just wanted to immerse myself in my practice all day every day, and a teacher training ticked those boxes.
The few years following that, I dipped in and out of regular teaching, the imposter syndrome was strong! I never felt I fit the part. I wasn't 'together' enough or didn't look or act the way yoga teachers were 'supposed' to... (of course, I know that's all crap now!)
Part of my story: When covid arrived, I moved back to Ireland after nearly 15 years travelling the world. I didn't know where to begin... It took me a couple of years to finally build up the courage to start up my own classes again. But I missed the people you meet at yoga and I started to get sick of listening to myself making excuses.
I was nervous. I did it anyway.
And wow. Opportunities started to come my way, I made connections with amazing people. I became close with beautiful souls who believe in me-even on the days when I don't.
Amazing things continue to happen ✨️
I'm so grateful for yoga and the adventures it has taken me on. To every single person who crosses my path because of it. It's the gift that keeps on giving
I have never felt more at home in this world 🌎
Ok I kinda went off on one there 😆
The moral of the story is:
1. Get out of your comfort zone and
2. Stop and smell the roses
These are some photos from one of our morning sessions during our DYF retreat in Marbella, another adventure 🩵✨️
