Unleash Your Resilience

  • By Yoga Studio Calgary
  • 04 Dec, 2017
You want to gain resilience so you can remain strong in the face of challenge or just deal with daily stresses……but where to even begin?

You have been told the solution is to love yourself…..but how?

You know you crave more self-care…..but when?

Tired of hitting that 2:30 pm brick wall because you have no energy?

Wanna finally experience what it feels like to reach the point of
abundant self-love, not ever feeling anxious about getting it all done,
and have more energy than you could know what to do with?

8 weeks to reclaim your natural state of well-being, commit to practice.

Yoga in all of its forms with consistent practice enhances and strengthens your resilience breath by breath by removing the layers of
self-doubt, fear, judgement that all cloud you from knowing your true self, your powerful and resilient soul.

I know you've tried what feels like it all!

I know you've tried in the past to overcome what drains your energy day in and day out.

I know you’ve hit the 2:30 pm brick wall too many times.

If there was a possible pick-me-up from that, you've done it.

I know you’ve felt burdening guilt and regret about a certain way they handled a situation with their your kids, your job, your partner. But,
resilience in the face of all these challenges is what will keep you feeling all is well all the time.

That's where yoga comes in. Your personal practice will create exactly what you are needing to receive. It follows you off your mat and into
your life. It is there for your always.
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