Posts From Jenn Bodnar

6 Ways A Good Night’s Sleep Will Improve Your Life

New research shows not getting a has become as big a risk to your health as poor diet and lack of exercise. This epidemic of sleeplessness did not happen overnight.

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

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

5 Reasons To Make Your Own Beauty Products

Commercial beauty products are filled with harmful chemicals. Here is a guide to make your own homemade beauty products.

Captivated by Captiva Island!

Whether you are an adventure and nature enthusiast, or looking  for a romantic getaway, or seeking a perfect vacation spot with family and friends for the holidays or special occasion,

Music Is Our Weapon- Change Maker Spotlight

Great people doing great things: see how this Change Maker is improving the quality of life for the elderly through music!

CBD 101:Things to Know Before You Try The Latest Natural Healing Trend

From inflammation to anxiety, cancer to epileptic seizures, (CBD) is becoming as common as ibuprofen as a treatment for a variety of issues, big and small.   People of all

Inside Teaching for Equity: Maria (Amma) Claudia Fandiño Orozco

Maria (Amma) Fandiño Orozco, MSc, RYT 500 has been a devoted yoga practitioner for over 28 years and an enthusiastic biologist for 27 years. Amma’s passion is sharing yoga with

MC Yogi – Yoga Digest Now Podcast

Listen to MC Yogi talk with Yoga Digest Now podcast host Jenn Bodnar about overcoming failure, rising above the turbulence in life, unconditional love and more in this tell-all interview that will inspire you to be your best, highest self.

Yoga: Bringing Peace to Veterans

Veterans Day is an annual tradition that marks the end of World War I.  It became a federal holiday in 1938 and is celebrated every year on November 11th.  Unlike