As yoga studios reopen their doors, in-person classes start up again and many countries move on from lockdowns, yoga teachers are re-thinking how to teach and serve their students best. There’s no doubt that the way we deliver yoga has changed. So how can you restructure your yoga business in a post-pandemic world?I’m talking to Nat Kendall, who is a successful yoga teacher based in San Francisco, about how he moved his business online in the pandemic, teaching online and offline, and where this journey is going. We’re discussing what might come next and how to combine online and in-person teaching.  Nat shares some valuable insights and experiences that are sure to enlighten your own way of teaching and approaching how you run your business.Here’s what we discuss:The empowerment that Nat felt when he no longer had to rely on a studio and embraced entrepreneurship How having robust online content libraries allows students to really tune in to how they’re feeling and what kind of class to choose The strategies Nat uses to share information about his online classes How important it is to teach from your heart and not try to cater to everyoneFollow Nat:Website: https://www.natkendall.com/Thank you for listening!✨Read the full blog post: https://www.susannerieker.com/teaching-yoga-online-offline-and-whats-next-with-nat-kendall✨If you liked this episode, please leave a review on Apple Podcasts – your review helps spread the word about the show and I read each and every single one.✨Never miss a new episode and subscribe on Apple Podcasts or Spotify.✨If you want to give me feedback or want to be a guest on my show, please get in touch.✨Share your biggest takeaway on Instagram stories - just be sure to tag @susannerieker so I can see them.✨To learn more about how to work with me one-on-one, my courses and membership or to get instant access to freebies, templates, workshops and more go to www.susannerieker.com right now. ?❤️