by jenmueller | Nov 5, 2013 | Life, Work-Personal, Yoga
. . . what books would be on my office shelves, I probably would have guessed very wrong. I’ve always considered myself to be a generalist, of sorts. For example, I resisted specializing in environmental policy, already quite specialized, and chose...
by jenmueller | Nov 3, 2013 | Interwebs, Yoga
I used to blog. Then I had a kid and then, even worse, I made one of my hobbies into my day job. I watched many NaBloPoMos, Blogher’s challenge to post every day in November, pass without signing up. This year, in an effort to force myself to create fresh...
by jenmueller | Oct 15, 2012 | jenmuelleryoga, Life, Washington DC, Yoga
Who are your heros? Mine include: Ghandi, Martin Luther King, Wangari Maathai, Lois Gibbs, Mitch Snyder . . . What your answer and mine probably have in common is that heros tend to be people who have consciously decided to contribute their energies to positive change...
by jenmueller | Aug 30, 2012 | jenmuelleryoga, Kids Yoga, Washington DC, Yoga, Yoga 4 Classrooms
I am so excited to begin sharing the Yoga 4 Classrooms program in the Washington, DC area this fall. The Yoga 4 Classrooms mission is to transform educational environments through yoga-based wellness training and support, empowering students and educators to...
by jenmueller | Apr 2, 2012 | Kids Yoga, Life, Yoga
Source: mindbodygreen.com via Jennifer on Pinterest While I love them, I don’t read as many Dr. Suess books in my kids yoga classes as you might think. Unless you’ve regularly read bedtime stories to a skilled bedtime avoider (so they always start a...
by jenmueller | Mar 22, 2012 | Running, Yoga
My primary reason for getting on the yoga mat has nothing to do with what happens on that 12-or-so square feet of foam or rubber and everything to do with what happens off of it. I’m what’s known in yoga circles as a “householder,” a student of...
