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August 12, 2014
How to Reward Mom Travel This Christmas
This blog is dedicated to my mom, “Thank you for gifting me travel experiences that changed my life for good.”
When was the last time you gifted mom an amazing vacation? We help people make a difference, by gifting and thanking their moms experiences that will change their life. We are using recruiting for good collaboratively to make it possible for people to fund travel for good.
5 Reasons to Gift Mom Travel With Recruiting for Good
1) She will not be expecting it.
2) She will never forget it.
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This Christmas Reward Mom Vacations for Good
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Who is that special mom in your life?
May 23, 2013
5 Ways Yoga Retreats Transform Lives
5 Ways Yoga Retreats Transform Lives. Whenever I ask someone about their yoga retreat experience, there is a pause, then a sigh, followed by a bright smile. It is as though the person relived the yoga retreat once again.
5 Ways Yoga Retreats Transform Lives
1) The person who joins a yoga retreat joins a community, and shares experiential travel with others.
2) The real world is so far away, that people are in tune, become mindfully present, and joyful.
3) After practicing yoga; people are enlivened through the day to explore their surroundings.
4) There is an endless variety of possibilities for yoga retreats; each yoga retreat brings new experiences, and adventures.
5) Yoga teachers and students create an everlasting bond, their lives are forever intertwined by experience, and memories of how they lived and shared their life.
People who experience a yoga retreat with a teacher; become advocates of retreats, they can’t seem to stop talking about how wonderful it was. When people return home, and when times are tough in life, people reminisce about doing yoga in the serenity of a deserted island, and it brings them joy and peace.
For yoga instructors who develop their own retreats; they create a loving and everlasting caring community. Yoga retreats are therapeutic, positively addicting, and wonderful reasons to escape the daily grind of work, worries, and daily living.
What are some of the best yoga retreats you have attended?
May 21, 2013
5 Places I Would Totally Do Yoga
5 Places I Would Totally Do Yoga. My yoga experience is short lived. I remember one of my earliest yoga experiences; I passed out and slept for 3 hours only to be woken up by people who were getting ready to do a step aerobics class.
These days you can virtually go anywhere in the world and find a yoga studio, yoga at a resort, on a cruise ship, on a deserted island, and even on a safari.
So because I love travel so much, I would be willing to risk my body, my ego, and look like a fool if only to visit these 5 places.
1) In September 2013, I would do Yoga in the early morning in Madrid. Spanish instruction please (I think it would sound wonderful to hear instruction in a different language), and enjoy a Gastro Spiritual Retreat (Wine Tapas & Tales) in the afternoon.
2) In October 2013, I would do Yoga in the early morning in Zanzibar (Off the Coast of Tanzania), and Scuba in the afternoon, checkout this awesome trip here.
3) In December 2013, I would do Yoga in the morning facing Machu Picchu, and volunteer at a local school in the afternoon.
4) In February 2014, I would do Yoga in Northern India in the morning; only to explore and discover the mystery, the sites, the food, the culture, and the ambiance in the afternoon and evening.
5) In June 2014, I would do Yoga in the morning on Copacabana Beach in Rio, and watch the world cup at the stadium with 96,000 fans in the afternoon.
The greatest thing about doing Yoga retreats overseas, no one will really know me. I will be the guy sweating my butt-off and dreaming of the adventures awaiting me after class.
Where would you go travel to and do yoga?
May 3, 2013
How We Make Free Travel Possible for Daughter Mom Retreats
