Episode 68: Jason Crandell on Having a Strong Point of View Without Minimizing Others

This is where the subhead goes where we talk about how you need to do your research and two other things 

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Jason is back and he’s sharing just a few of the values he hopes to pass onto his teacher training graduates. We talk about — how do you develop a strong, personal point of view without minimizing others’ points of view? And is yoga a discipline that changes over time — are we allowed to revise?


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