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One of the things I keep coming back to as FireWoven takes shape is this:
real practice doesn’t make life neat — it makes us steadier inside it.
It doesn’t promise ease.It doesn’t bypass difficulty.And it definitely doesn’t revolve around perfecting shapes.
It teaches us how to stay.
Stay with discomfort.Stay with u...
Every January, I feel this…
The collective tightening.The urgency.The unspoken message that if you’re not reinventing yourself fast enough, you’re already behind.
Goes like this…
Reset your body. Fix your habits. Optimise your nervous system. Become a better version of yourself — preferably by Monday.And every year, something...
This week feels a bit strange.
It’s Christmas week, the studio’s quiet, and it’s the last week I’m teaching under the Yoga Local name. Not with a bang or a big party — just gently, almost under the radar.
And honestly? That feels about right.
Some endings don’t need celebrating.They need noticing.
There’s a tenderness to this week. ...
There are moments in life when something shifts before anything changes.
A feeling.A knowing.A quiet movement inside that says,You can’t keep doing it the old way.
It’s not loud. It’s not dramatic.It doesn’t come with fireworks or a...
There are seasons in life where everything feels like it’s rearranging itself from the inside out.Where you can’t quite articulate what’s changing — but you can feel it.
That’s where I am right now.
Not in crisis.Not in chaos.Just… evolving.
This time of year asks us to listen. To slow down long enough to notice what’s outgrown itself — and w...
