Practice Makes Purpose: Yely Staley
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Ompractice Presents: Practice Makes Purpose
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I am honored to welcome the amazing Yely Staley for this episode. We will be discussing her work as a bilingual teacher, her amazing usage of props in her videos/classes and anything else she wants to talk about, honestly….. As we enter the final third of the summer series, I am looking forward to continuing to highlight how we all can do better to make wellness, yoga and mindfulness more accessible in all the ways. We can, must and will do better. Asé.
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