Finding your non-negotiables to open your flow with Julia Hanlon

What a fun show this week. I teach you the why, when and how to have your favorite people walk on you. You are also privy to a conversation between yours truly and Julia Hanlon, priestess over at Running on Om podcast. She is a spritely young yogini with a penchant for dialogue. We dive into our […]

Solstice Update + Freedom Lifestyle

It’s been awhile since I gave you the family update. We are at the Mexican coast for the winter. The goddess of the full moon and the solstice is gifting us with big phat waves. For my family, that is the best gift we can imagine. I’m riding the most powerful waves of my life. […]

Ayurveda Guidelines for Winter

Ayurveda Guidelines for Winter is a 1 page Cheat Sheet by Cate Stillman, of yogahealer.webfissure.com/. Print and post it on the fridge for winter.

Winter Slaw Recipe

My fellow Teton Valley yogi is a famous chef. Ross Kamens brought this slaw to our home on Christmas Eve. The slaw was mentioned again and again over the next few days, so I asked Ross if I could share it with you. (Ross has never given me a recipe before because they…

6 tips for the thick of Winter

Before the heavy slow energy of winter sucks you into the black hole of lethargy wake up and move for 20 minutes upon arising. If you tend to get chunky in winter, don’t wander too far into grain land. Use spirulina for protein. Have a broth-based soup for dinner with flax crackers. Switch your oatmeal […]

Winter Traditions interviews John Friend

In the spirit of gifting, I wanted you to hear and share my interview with John Friend, founder of Anusara Yoga, for the Winter Traditions Project. John has such a tremendous way of elevating us to our highest potential with not only our practices, but with each other especially. In this 30 minute audio John […]

How to Evaluate your Traditions

Take a moment. Look back at your Thanksgiving. Was it everything you aspire to…did it meet your potential? This is important; if you’re not aware, your traditions might be outdated. Have the conversation with yourself and your “family”. Print this. Here are your openers:   o What are we celebrating? How do we want to […]