Posts From Lacey Pruett

Pose for Camera or Pose for Life

Lately, it seems like a moment of life revolves around the photo produced. It’s not a bad thing to want to capture fond memories and look back on them to

Separated, but not Divided: A Guide to Social Distancing

We all navigate change differently. What may be essential to you, may not be another’s essential. What may be a concern in one home, may not be your concern. Change

SOULLOOP

As yogis, we know how powerful self-awareness is to our yoga journey andour life off the mat. As a mid-40s professional, I felt pretty self-aware and securein what I want

Rachel Brathen, a.k.a. Yoga Girl: Yoga Digest Now Podcast

With more than 2 million followers on Instagram (@yoga_girl), as well as millions of downloads for her weekly podcast, From the Heart:   Conversations with Yoga Girl, Rachel Brathen has

How to Beat Quarantine Fatigue

How many of you wake up, already feeling drained? There are two types of tired: a tired that can be cured with more sleep and a tired that can be

Shannon Roche, President and CEO of Yoga Alliance: Yoga Digest Now Podcast

Yoga Alliance reached another milestone in the Standards Review Project it began in the Fall of 2017. Eight working group papers are now available for the yoga community to review.

Wellness in the Wine Country

Tucked away in the historic Napa Valley, the town of Yountville and the luxurious hotel and spa, await your arrival. Part of what attracts a person to practice yoga is

All I Need is Less

I was just told that my yoga studios would be closed indefinitely. Both of the studios, where I teach classes, to finance my writing career, would close without any re-opening

Why Would They Do That To Me?

People meet you from where they are, not from where you are. Why would we expect anything else? Because we have a selfish side that really does expect people to

Do I Belong Here?

Belonging is a core human need. It feels really good to have a home -a soft place to land. I dedicate an entire chapter in my book to finding your