The Yogarium Journal

Notes on running an independent yoga practice.

Calm, practical advice on invoicing, scheduling, client care, and everything between the mat and the back office. Written for solo yoga teachers, not generic freelancers.

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Yogarium news

Your own yoga website — now made by us

We're launching a small concierge service for teachers who want a real website without becoming a part-time web designer. Here's why, what's included, and how the process works.

4 min read
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Invoicing

Invoicing for Yoga Teachers — A Calm, Compliant Guide

How independent yoga teachers can issue clean, EU-compliant invoices without an accountant or generic freelancer template.

8 min read
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Scheduling

How to Schedule a Week of Yoga Classes Without Burning Out

A practical scheduling framework for solo yoga teachers — recurring classes, private sessions, and the quiet hours that have to stay quiet.

8 min read
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Clients

Client Management for Solo Yoga Teachers — A Gentler CRM

How to keep notes on students, track who has paid, remember a sore shoulder, and stay personal as your practice grows.

8 min read