12/12/2025
3 years of teaching yoga.
Today, I celebrate this journey.
I started practicing yoga back in university, but my Yoga Teacher Training (happy 3-year anniversary to us TTC22 !) officially launched me deeper into this adventure.
Since then:
• I’ve been to more retreats in India than I can count on one hand.
• I’ve taught friends, colleagues, and complete strangers who trusted my guidance.
• I’ve taught hatha and nidra workshops in Luxembourg and Portugal, partnered with and collaborated with studios who believed in me long before my teaching voice stopped shaking.
• I’ve taught groups of 100 people and 1 person with the same care.
• I’ve brought yoga into the corporate world, where even people in office clothes absolutely need savasana (grateful for this whole chapter).
• I supported my Yogalife teachers in training new teachers, five editions later we keep going.
• I participated in a yoga puppy class in the USA, yes, tiny dogs doing whatever they want while humans try to stay zen. 10/10 unforgettable.
• And I’ve learned what it means to be part of a mobile school like Yogalife, with teachers across the world who have opened doors, shared wisdom, and made this path feel both global and deeply personal. Infinite thanks to them.
• I’ve stood on beaches feeling my heartbeat like the universe was on airplane mode.
• I’ve dreamed up workshops in forests and listened to Ayurveda medicine.
And then there were the days I didn’t practice yoga...
The days my body said “not today.”
The days I needed to moderate, to pause, to rest.
Those days taught me that yoga isn’t only the practice I do…
It’s the practice that waits for me patiently like a wise friend.
Through it all, yoga has been there, whispering wisdom, easing pain, helping me grow.
And so, Namaste.
Not as a closing line, but as a hope.
A hope that this practice keeps flowing where it’s needed most.
Here’s to being a student forever, a teacher when needed, and a grateful human on and off the mat.
