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Posts From Jenn Bodnar
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
Keith Mitchell – Former NFL Player turned Mindfulness Coach, Yoga Digest Now Podcast
What a pleasure to visit with my friend about mindfulness during and after a global pandemic. Tune in to hear this inspiring story of how a former athlete, , who
10 Step Yoga Nidra: Curing the Sleep Crisis
When you think of a crisis, getting enough sleep is probably not the first issue that comes to mind. According to Reader’s Digest, sleep deprivation now rivals obesity and smoking
8 Lessons Children Will Learn From Traveling Abroad
Traveling can be one of the greatest teachers for all ages. Here are just a few lessons children can learn from experiencing a different place and culture. Pack your bags!
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
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
Happy Feet: 5 Reasons to go Barefoot and 3 Solutions for Healthier Feet
One of the things I love most about being a yoga teacher is the abilty to go barefoot on the job. I have heard from numerous yoga teachers over
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
Kevin Paris Podcast
Yoga Digest Co-founder Jenn Bodnar interview singer/songwriter, hug dealer and pioneer yoga musician Kevin Paris.
5 Tips and 4 Reminders to Help Reduce Stress in Challenging Times
We cannot control what happens around us, we can only control how we respond. In an era of information overload, it’s very important to moderate who and what has
