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Integrated Business

Integrated Business

Overview

Sustaining practice, human connection, and livelihood

This workshop will support you to align your professional offerings with your personal intentions.

Together, we’ll explore what it means to be a people-driven business—one that centers authenticity, integrity, and care.

TWO SESSIONS

Join both or just one

Session 1: Human-centered Business: Communication, Money and Program Development

Thursday, December 3, 4-6 pm pacific

  • how to navigate the often-blurry boundaries between your personal energy and professional responsibilities
  • practical tools for communication, clear policies, and centering people without losing your own center
  • how to price your work and getting comfortable receiving money for what you offer
  • ways to build your programs and offerings so they sustain you, not just your students
  • foundations of budgeting and financial tracking, made simple

Session 2: Building Capacity: Systems and Technology

Thursday, December 10, 4-6 pm pacific

  • build a basic tech stack to streamline communication, onboarding and event production
  • AI and small business
    • Use cases for AI in wellness (hint: it's not about writing your instagram captions)
    • How to merge what you do best with what AI does well
    • security and privacy
  • create space for growth in your business

Whether you’re new to teaching or looking to bring more cohesion to your existing practice, this workshop offers a grounded and holistic approach to doing business—without disconnecting from who you are.

Enrollment & Tuition

Single session

early rates through December 1
$48
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Both sessions

early rates through December 1
$78
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Connie Engel

Connie Engel

Connie first stepped onto a yoga mat in 2001, and from the beginning felt the capacity for this practice to challenge assumptions, call upon and cultivate deep strength, and create space for growth.

She completed her 200 hour teacher training from Inner Vision Yoga in Arizona in 2005 and started teaching yoga immediately, and finished her first 500 hour training in 2007. In 2007, during a summer internship in San Francisco, she took her first class with Janet Stone, diving into deeper study, assistantship, and eventually supporting Janet's events, virtual courses, training programs.

In addition to her practice and work with yoga, Connie holds a Ph.D. from Arizona State University in Justice and Social Inquiry and an MS in Clinical Psychology. Throughout her graduate studies, she loved teaching undergraduate courses, developing curricula and connecting with students. That work has informed the structure of our training programs at the stONE Yoga School.

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