Queenie Phair's guest appearances

Queenie Phair

Drown the Noise

Connected with RudieJay

Unapologetic

Cait Flanders

Kassandra Reinhardt

Tiffany Dufu

Kat Gaskin

Erik Weihenmayer

Samantha Skelly

Meghan Telpner

Joy McCarthy

Lauren McPhillips

Ann Shoket

Kirsten Dickerson

Sunny Lenarduzzi

Ben Brown

Lauren Berger

Mike Brcic

OwlTail

In this episode of Unapologetic, we interview the outstanding entrepreneur, yogi, and traveller, Queenie Phair. Queenie is the current co-owner of two businesses in Toronto--Phair Yoga and Focus Retreats. In addition to her entrepreneurship story, Queenie shares her journey on how she’s arrived where she is today--including everything from moving back to China in order to rediscover her roots, landing numerous jobs in Asia, and experiencing prejudice. Make sure to stay tuned until the end of today’s episode to hear from our Women of the Month, Jillian Wolfe. If you want to get more information about WIB or you want to keep the conversation going, follow us on our social platforms. Instagram: brockuwib, Facebook: brockuwib, LinkedIn: Brock Women in Business.

EPISODE 9 • QUEENIE PHAIR

In this episode, we discuss:• Queenie’s yoga journey• Establishing yourself in various countries• Should new teachers always say yes?• Your reputation as a teacher• Networking &amp; growing your classes• Teaching 15-25 classes • Being excited about your offerings• How to build up to workshops &amp; retreats• Sequencing &amp; the evolution of your style• Ensuring accessibility• How your students feel is most important• Consistency is key• How to build relationships with studios• Subbing classes &amp; being prepared• The controversy of social media?• Dig deeper into what triggers you• Tips on growing your online following• Practicing non-attachment• Focus on your own mat• Practicing non-judgment • Queenie’s habits &amp; hacks for successWIN ME!https://mailchi.mp/kardishfoods/poyConnect with me:www.pursuitofyoginess.com instagram.com/rudiejayConnect with Queenie:www.phairyoga.com instagram.com/queeniephair

In this episode, we discuss: • Queenie’s yoga journey • Establishing yourself in various countries • Should new teachers always say yes? • Your reputation as a teacher • Networking &amp; growing your classes • Teaching 15-25 classes • Being excited about your offerings • How to build up to workshops &amp; retreats • Sequencing &amp; the evolution of your style • Ensuring accessibility • How your students feel is most important • Consistency is key • How to build relationships with studios • Subbing classes &amp; being prepared • The controversy of social media? • Dig deeper into what triggers you • Tips on growing your online following • Practicing non-attachment • Focus on your own mat • Practicing non-judgment • Queenie’s habits &amp; hacks for success WIN ME! <a href="https://mailchi.mp/kardishfoods/poy" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://mailchi.mp/kardishfoods/poy</a> Connect with me: <a href="http://www.pursuitofyoginess.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.pursuitofyoginess.com</a> <a href="http://instagram.com/rudiejay" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">instagram.com/rudiejay</a> Connect with Queenie: <a href="http://www.phairyoga.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.phairyoga.com</a> <a href="http://instagram.com/queeniephair" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">instagram.com/queeniephair</a>

EP 025 - Queenie Phair "We Are All Connected"

Jonathan Phair never really got the whole "yoga" thing. That was until his wife, Queenie, suggested he give it a try. And at first he didn't like it. He makes it very clear that yoga - like anything else- takes time to get good at. It doesn't happen overnight. For Queenie, her journey to becoming a yogi was a bit different. She was never a very active individual. She couldn't even touch her toes. But when a family member opened up his own yoga studio, she started practicing on a regular basis and slowly fell in love with the way it made her body and mind feel. These two yogi's connected while living abroad in Asia, and fell in love while exploring the world. After many stints with government organizations and jobs that he didn't love, Jonathan took the plunge and completed his own yoga training to join his wife in the teaching field. They are well known around the city of Toronto and the online yoga community, and most recently launched their own retreats around the world under the umbrella of Phair Yoga, called focus:retreats. For this powerhouse couple, it's all about balance, cultivating gratitude and creating space for what is and will be. They've faced up and downs in their lives together that many couples don't experience until much later in life; but it's made them stronger and more appreciative for what they have.

Jonathan Phair never really got the whole "yoga" thing. That was until his wife, Queenie, suggested he give it a try. And at first he didn't like it. He makes it very clear that yoga - like anything else- takes time to get good at. It doesn't happen overnight. For Queenie, her journey to becoming a yogi was a bit different. She was never a very active individual. She couldn't even touch her toes. But when a family member opened up his own yoga studio, she started practicing on a regular basis and slowly fell in love with the way it made her body and mind feel. These two yogi's connected while living abroad in Asia, and fell in love while exploring the world. After many stints with government organizations and jobs that he didn't love, Jonathan took the plunge and completed his own yoga training to join his wife in the teaching field. They are well known around the city of Toronto and the online yoga community, and most recently launched their own retreats around the world under the umbrella of <a href="http://www.phairyoga.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Phair Yoga,</a> called focus:retreats. For this powerhouse couple, it's all about balance, cultivating gratitude and creating space for what is and will be. They've faced up and downs in their lives together that many couples don't experience until much later in life; but it's made them stronger and more appreciative for what they have.

Jonathan & Queenie Phair: Inspiring Healthy Living With Their Joint Love For Yoga, Travel & Retreats