January 30, 2023

Well, we are a just under one week away from ending our long run of regularly scheduled livestream yoga. I cannot tell you how the outpouring of pure love and support (and of course some sadness) has made me smile, laugh, and cry. I am incredibly proud of all that we as an O2 community have built. I have no doubt that you all will continue to powerfully change the world.

Please take a look and listen to the final community discussion we had together on Saturday, January 14th. It’s free to watch at this link (and it is listed in the video section of our website as "Farewell to O2 Saturday Community Discussion".) In the beginning, I tell a little story about how I got to where I am now, and more importantly, how many lives O2 has touched and changed. My goal with O2 has always been to empower, and I had no idea how much that would come true. The funny thing is that when I first started O2, I thought it would be another flash in the pan like so many fitness trends were in my life in that industry. I couldn’t have been more blissfully wrong!

Many of you have asked me if I will continue teaching and the answer is absolutely! I know I have a lot more to give and will, for now, be subbing and teaching workshops at 3 Bridges Yoga in Portsmouth, NH. In fact, I will be teaching my first in-person workshop in...let’s just say a while...on Saturday, February 11th, 12:30 p.m.–2:30 p.m. (Inversions!) Come on up, over, or down, and I promise to show you a good New Hampshire time. You can show off your incredible O2 Yoga super powers. Seriously, I would love to see you! I will be going through withdrawal at exactly 10:01 a.m. on Sunday, February 6th after our final O2 livestream class.

I will continue to update you on what is happening in my world and I plan to do some online, livestream pop-ups, so stay tuned. And keep checking in. I would love to hear from you.

This week on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter, we will be sharing some messages and throwbacks from Dawn, Carol, and Tina, as well as from students, so be sure to follow us there.

I cannot say enough about my incredible team that has taken me through some very difficult times and taught me so much. Thank you to Carol, Elliott, Dawn, Kelly, Tina, and a very long list of other teachers and managers which I won’t dare to make, in case I forget someone very important and special.

And I need to say this, transition sucks, but nothing is permanent and the duality of my life has taught me that there is no love without loss, no joy without pain, no fierceness without fear, and no way of stopping time. I am, and will forever be, a member of your family and tribe, and you mine.

Big love,