We are at a crossroads in our lives where we get to choose what kind of community we want to belong to and what kind of world we want to live in. Never have we had the time to just stop and take stock of where we are in our life and what we want going forward.
Amidst the growing support of the Black Lives Matter movement, Ella talks to Maxine Reid about what it means to be a Black woman in the yoga industry, how she’s been handling the pandemic, and beyond.
Evntmkrs were born to provide a network of great people to work with, connect with and share; a community of genuine humans bound by a desire to love what they do with integrity and always with an expansive approach.
Wild is the world’s first 100% compostable and biodegradable refill deodorant brand that is already making waves in the cosmetics industry. Here, co-founder Freddy Ward details some of the things they are doing as a company to embed themselves as a part of the climate friendly community.
We are at a crossroads in our lives where we get to choose what kind of community we want to belong to and what kind of world we want to live in. Never have we had the time to just stop and take stock of where we are in our life and what we want going forward.
Like the Shaman, alone but connected, we can carefully garden our connections with our fellow humans and with creation. Through this there is healing opportunity, for ourselves and for the rest of humanity.
This is true community.
The truth is, Yogi Bare wouldn’t exist without our community. Our community is at the forefront of what we do from product decisions we make to collaborations and partnerships we choose.
I don’t think we ever set out to intentionally create or nurture any sort of ‘Yoga Like Water’ community; anyone who knows us well would laugh hysterically at that idea! We never even intended to start the first teacher training, but that’s another story altogether.
