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IT IS OK NOT TO HAVE YOUR SHIT TOGETHER

IT IS OK NOT TO HAVE YOUR SHIT TOGETHER

Update: 2018-03-27
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In this episode of The In Alignment Podcast I am talking about qualifying as a yoga teacher. I reflect back on my training and discuss what I have learnt... I realised throughout the training that I don't have my shit together, but that is ok. I burst my bubble of 'everything is ok and needs to be perfect' and now I live in the real world, but I am happier than ever.

I talk about the pressure from social media to be perfect all the time and show off this perfect image to the rest of the world. I then go on to share an affirmation I use everyday which has changed my life:

IT IS OK TO MAKE MISTAKES. IT IS OK TO MESS UP. IT IS OK TO GET MESSY. IT IS OK TO BE VULNERABLE.

I have learnt all of this throughout the past 7 months of training to be a yoga teacher and now I am able to let go of mistakes and accept the fact that they will happen.

In this conversation I then speak about what I am planning to do now I have finished my training. I talk about the vipassana (meditation course/retreat) I am going on and I speak the big questions that I want to answer.. these are: WHAT DO I WANT OUT OF LIFE and WHO AM I?

I then go on to talk about community. I speak about how I have discovered so much community during my yoga teacher training and how important it is.

Thank you so much for tuning in to this episode. I am grateful to every single one of you who listens. If you have time, please rate/review and subscribe to this podcast as that supports me so much. Just to let you know because I am away the next podcast episode will be the 11th April. I look forward to speaking to you next time and have a brilliant Easter.
Much love
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IT IS OK NOT TO HAVE YOUR SHIT TOGETHER

IT IS OK NOT TO HAVE YOUR SHIT TOGETHER

Rosa Prosser