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Posts From Jenn Bodnar
Mike Dooley: On Being Happy, Yoga Digest Now Podcast
Known for his upbeat “Notes from the Universe”, national best selling author and world renown speaker, shares some insight on and how it can be experienced and cultivated even in
The Daily 5 For Optimal Living All Year Long
Remember like 4 weeks ago when everyone was all pumped for the New Year? #NewMe, #2016, #GotThis and more. Yeah, me too. The excitement, enthusiasm and
Confused about Soy?
It seems like everyone is confused about soy. You can find just as . Do a google search and you will literally find content claiming soy lowers cholesterol levels but
Interview w/ Yoga For Stroke Recovery teacher Zaeem Zaidi
One Saturday night, riding home from a basketball game, I got a call from my brother. I knew it couldn’t be good for three reasons. Number one, we rarely call
The 5 Rules to Be More Present
Being present has many health benefits. Click here to discover the 5 ways to be more present in your busy life.
Robert Sturman: Yoga Digest Now Podcast
There are photographers and there are Photographers. is in a with his eye for capturing humanity, inclusivity, diversity and beauty. What an absolute joy to catch up with him
Brian Hyman – Yoga & Recovery from Addiction: Yoga Digest Now Podcast
Brian Hyman is the lead yoga therapist at a prominent addiction treatment center in Malibu, CA. His dedicated and innovative work with yoga and recovery has been featured in interviews
Making A Life Map Is Simple as 1-2-3
It’s never to late to re-write your life map. Here is a simple guide to get back on track.
Change Maker Spotlight: Dan Buettner, Blue Zones
Dan Buettner is an explorer, National Geographic Fellow, award-winning journalist and producer, and New York Times bestselling author. He discovered the five places in the world – dubbed blue zones
Kinkara – Pioneering Intentional Travel
Have you ever visited an impactful place, tasted a savory dish or heard a song that moved you to your core? Chances are, the experience was carrying a story
