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September 30, 2024
Autumn · 2 entries
I’ve been saying this for a long time now, but in order to truly see the bigger picture, we must embrace systems thinking. Holistic change in the yoga isn’t about isolated fixes; it’s about viewing the entire community as an interconnected ecosystem. Every element within yoga, and i mean every—teachers, students, landlords, and the economy—is interconnected. Challenges like low wages, high rents, and the devaluing of vocational education aren’t isolated; they’re symptoms of larger, interconnected issues— systemic issues. As owners, operators and professioanls, we have a chance to innovate and strengthen the entire ecosystem by addressing root causes, creating multiple streams of value, and fostering deeper community engagement, Let’s move beyond fragmented fixes to lasting change.
Read more:
The Importance of Systems Thinking in Yoga
https://michaeljoelhall.com/the-importance-of-systems-thinking-in-yoga-seeing-the-bigger-picture/
Read more:
The Importance of Systems Thinking in Yoga
https://michaeljoelhall.com/the-importance-of-systems-thinking-in-yoga-seeing-the-bigger-picture/
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