Do you subtly cheat in your yoga practice without even realizing it? As a yoga instructor, I often see students unconsciously "trick" themselves in poses like Chair Pose (Utkatasana) by substituting true leg strength for easy compensations. Find out why hinging forward and dropping your head doesn't actually challenge your legs, and how to spot this common mistake. This week's Mindful Monday tip shows you how to bring true body awareness to your practice and build strength with integrity.
Why Start Tomorrow When You Can Start Today?
What It Means to "Hold Your Seat"
Essential Yoga Etiquette for a Mindful Practice
The Power of Impeccable Words (Stop the Gossip)
Morning Wake-Up & Organ Massage Twist
Zen Swing for a Mobile Spine and Lymphatic Boost
Know the Difference: Child's Pose vs. Puppy Stretch
Two Chairs for Total Rest (Chair Savasana Modification)
The Courage to Leap Anyway
Humility and the Art of Shining Brightly
The Secret to Even Weight in Warrior Pose
Fear vs. Intuition: How to Tell the Difference
The Power of the Fold
Have you ever seen an inversion table that hangs you upside down for spinal decompression? Discover how you can get similar benefits of an inversion through a simple forward fold. Learn how to overcome the natural resistance to fully let go and experience profound relaxation and freedom in your body.

















