by Kara-Leah Grant
I love checking the data and seeing which articles came up tops out of the 100+ that The Yoga Lunchbox published in 2015. After awhile, you start seeing the patterns.
First are my personal articles which detail my breakdowns and breakthroughs on everything from men to my yoga practice to my relationship with teaching and money. People love these articles and respond with lots of comments and messages, and of course, views.
Then there are the articles that I write answering in detail questions about yoga. I intend these to be as valuable as possible, while giving them a Google-friendly headline – something someone would type in to the search bar. Like “How many years of yoga practice does it take to get flexible?”
It’s a great question that I’m sure many people ask Google.
Two reviews make the Top 10 proving that people really want to know what it’s like to attend Wanderlust and what it’s like to lie on a modern day bed of nails, a Shakti mat.
Finally, Lucinda (my whizz bang social media expert & editorial assistant) and I also brainstormed up articles that we thought would provide valuable on-going info to the yoga community – like a list of yoga scandals (people just keep emailing us with new people to add to that list!).
So here they are, the Top 10 Articles of the Year on The Yoga Lunchbox (with a bonus #11).
Big congratulations to all the authors and subjects who made the articles what they are.
11. I Give Up

10. How I Took Responsibility for My Toxic Relationship & Found Forgiveness

9. I’m Afraid my Students are Going to Get Bored with my Yoga Sequences

8. A Review of the Shakti Mat – A Modern Bed of Nails

7. A Review of Wanderlust Great Lake Taupo 2015

6. How to Break a Pattern of Attracting Emotionally Unavailable Men

5. Why Bikram Isn’t the Only Heir To The Ghosh Lineage

4. The Eleven Most Influential Yogis Alive Right Now

3. How Many Years of Yoga Practice Does it Take to Get Flexible?

2. A List of Yoga Scandals Involving Gurus, Teachers, Students, Sex and Other Inappropriate Behaviour

1. Donna Farhi on Why Your Yoga Teacher is Not Your Friend

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