On this week's episode of Yoga Insider Podcast, I'm answering YOUR questions!

Thank you to all the listeners who submitted questions on Instagram for today's "Yoga Teacher Q&A" episode!

Instagram: @alexandria.waycott

YouTube: @yogainsiderpodcast

Website: www.alexandriawaycottyoga.com

Send me an email! alexandriawaycottyoga@gmail.com

Music & Production by Kyler Pierce

Photography featured in cover art by Colton Muma

This week on Yoga Insider Podcast, I'm discussing the importance of building relationships with your peers as a yoga teacher. Whether you're a new or experienced teacher, your connections with other teachers in your community are vital for peer-to-peer support, as well as building a network for referrals. I'll discuss various ways to expand your network, including:

- Why you should attend both in-person and online trainings to meet like-minded professionals in your industry.

- The power of events & hosting peer discussion groups.

- Why many opportunities in the modern yoga industry will come from people you already know.

Don't skip this episode! I hope you feel inspired to make a new yoga teacher friend this week.

Instagram: @alexandria.waycott

YouTube: @yogainsiderpodcast

Website: www.alexandriawaycottyoga.com

Send me an email! alexandriawaycottyoga@gmail.com

Music & Production by Kyler Pierce

Photography featured in cover art by Colton Muma

In this week's episode of Yoga Insider, we're talking about how to stop choosing music based on what you think a yoga class is “supposed” to sound like, and how to start choosing music that genuinely reflects your personality, the way you teach, and the atmosphere you want to create.

I hope you've enjoyed this 3-part mini series on using music skillfully in your yoga classes!

Instagram: @alexandria.waycott

YouTube: @yogainsiderpodcast

Website: www.alexandriawaycottyoga.com

Send me an email! alexandriawaycottyoga@gmail.com

Music & Production by Kyler Pierce

Photography featured in cover art by Colton Muma

In this episode of Yoga Insider, we’re talking about how to organize your yoga playlists in a way that supports long-term sustainable teaching. If you’re spending hours creating playlists from scratch every single week… there’s a better way!

I’ll walk you through how I organize my music library, categorize music by energy instead of genre, and refine playlists over time.

This episode offers quick, practical ideas to help you streamline your prep process and build a playlist library that works really well for you (especially if you need a great playlist and don't have time to make a new one!)

Instagram: @alexandria.waycott

YouTube: @yogainsiderpodcast

Website: www.alexandriawaycottyoga.com

Send me an email! alexandriawaycottyoga@gmail.com

Music & Production by Kyler Pierce

Photography featured in cover art by Colton Muma

This week on Yoga Insider, I'm talking about one of my favourite forms of creativity - creating playlists for yoga classes!

More specifically, I'm talking about how to structure your playlists exactly the same way you would structure a well-sequenced class.

I'll walk you through how I think about music as something that truly helps shape the atmosphere of your class, and how to match music to different phases of the practice.

This episode is part 1 of a 3-part mini podcast series all about skillfully integrating music into your yoga classes.

Instagram: @alexandria.waycott

YouTube: @yogainsiderpodcast

Website: www.alexandriawaycottyoga.com

Send me an email! alexandriawaycottyoga@gmail.com

Music & Production by Kyler Pierce

Photography featured in cover art by Colton Muma

In this personal episode of Yoga Insider, I'm sharing about the shift I made towards building a fully independent yoga career outside of the traditional studio model.

This conversation is reflective - studios & community centers were foundational in my development as a yoga teacher, and I wouldn't be where I am today without the opportunities that were passed along to me by other teachers and business owners.

Over time, my priorities began to shift, and as I stepped more deeply into offering education, mentorship, and pre-registered programming, I realized I needed a different model in order to sustainably continue this work long-term.

In this episode, I reflect on:

- The financial reality of teaching yoga full-time, and the ceiling that many teachers hit working within traditional studio models.

- Why I started having more honest conversations with other yoga teachers about sustainability in the yoga industry.

- The emotional transition from studio teacher to independent educator and how becoming independent helped me let go of the need for external validation.

This episode is about evolution and how your personal business model can change with you as you grow.

Instagram: @alexandria.waycott

YouTube: @yogainsiderpodcast

Website: www.alexandriawaycottyoga.com

Send me an email! alexandriawaycottyoga@gmail.com

Music & Production by Kyler Pierce

Photography featured in cover art by Colton Muma

This week on Yoga Insider, I’m revisiting some of the goals and reminders I wrote down for myself at the beginning of 2026.

Birthdays always make me reflective, and after a very full first few months of the year - including the growth of Yoga Insider, upcoming international trainings & retreats, new opportunities, and some important lessons around discernment & boundaries - it felt like the right moment to pause and audit the year so far.

In this episode, I’m sharing:

• The power of consistency (even when you don’t feel like showing up)
• Why some of my goals now feel too small
• Lessons around collaborations & the monetary value of my work
• The behind-the-scenes story of how Yoga Insider started
• Areas of my business that still need refinement & attention

Some of the most meaningful things in our lives often begin as tiny ideas scribbled down in a notebook long before we fully understand where they might lead.

Instagram: @alexandria.waycott

YouTube: @yogainsiderpodcast

Website: www.alexandriawaycottyoga.com

Send me an email! alexandriawaycottyoga@gmail.com

Music & Production by Kyler Pierce

Photography featured in cover art by Colton Muma