Our final part of this special series wraps up with Caroline Collins. We talked about the importance of representation in wellness spaces, carving our own lanes, merging our passions to serve our communities and generational healing. I even shed a few tears at the end realizing the impact this work has on US, our families and our communities.

Megan Noel joins us in this episode to talk about her journey into yoga from a flight attendant who experienced a lot of anxiety traveling. She speaks on her black led yoga teacher training in Oakland and how the Decolonize Your Teaching mentorship program gave her the business tools and skills necessary to build her business.

Shakeelah Sutton from D.C. graces us with her wisdom, insight and reflections in part 2 of our series. She speaks about discovering yoga as a tool that helped her deal with the discomfort of her autoimmune disease and how it ignited her passion to share the power of yoga with others.

Special guest London Lucille shares with us her experience of defending yoga teachers of color, getting fired from a yoga studio for speaking up and how growing her business ethically and with service at the center has made all the difference. This was a powerful discussion, we hope you enjoy it.