Posts From Jenn Bodnar

Beth Shaw: Yoga Digest Now Podcast

Join us as we visit with a true pioneer in yoga.   Beth Shaw is the president and founder of YogaFit Training Systems Inc. She is recognized as an industry

Be the Change: 5 Reasons to Become a Wellness Blogger Today!

Are you passionate about healthy living?   Do you wish everyone knew how important it is to be informed?   As Mark Twain says, “The two most important days of

9 Benefits of Going on a Yoga Retreat

If you have been on the fence about going on a , read more on the benefits of taking this leap! Practicing mindful movement, kindness, gratitude, and connection to your

The Sound of Silence – 2 Reasons to Try Sound Off Yoga

Perhaps you have seen the photos and videos; people doing yoga with glowing headphones and a hip DJ in a dark room or at a park?   Welcome to world

Peaceful PMS: 7 Yoga Poses To Feel Better Now

PMS is no fun. Luckily, various yoga poses can relieve PMS symptoms. Click here to find out how!

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

Restore Your Mind, Body & Soul in Costa Rica

Imagine a view of tropical jungles, the Pacific Ocean as far as the eye can see, the sounds of waterfalls and nature all around, and the comforts and privacy of

5 Things I Love about My Apple Watch

When I first considered joining the ranks of the more than 100 million people wearing Apple Watches, I was hesitant.  I had resisted for years, feeling like it would be

Motivation vs. Inspiration and How it affects Fulfillment

Motivation is not a bad thing. You can’t hit a target after all, if you don’t know what or where it is. While having an endgame, exit strategy and goal

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