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Gwyn, I think the profiles of these two instructors kind of demonstrates the path. Are you a yoga instructor yet? If so, do you have a dedicated clientele? Those two factors lead to finding space to host your classes. That space can be whatever you like, wherever you like.

The details of creating a business plan, leasing space, hiring people - all those particulars can be learned through various govt. agencies.

-- Contributed by: TK2

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I have had a lifelong dream of opening a yoga wellness studio..... I see my dream, my vision manifesting around me for other people as they open similar types of business. I think, "Oh my gosh, my dream was not so far fetched and could still very much be a reality". How do I make this happen?? What steps do I take to begin the journey....

From the heart,

Gwyn

-- Contributed by: Gwyn Tash

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Hi Preeti. If your desire is to become a yoga teacher, then I'm sure you will be a success. As far as earning a decent income, there are so many factors that affect that - the style, years of experience, dedication to the art, the classes you teach, your location, your intention - that it's hard to give you an absolute.

If our profiled instructors don't provide an answer for you, also try the Yoga Alliance as a resource for those answers. http://yogaalliance.org/ Good luck!

-- Contributed by: TK2

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I am 17years old student (Indian). I want to become a yoga teacher. Will it work? Can I earn also sufficiently that I can run my family (my parents etc.)

-- Contributed by: preeti singh
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