Yoga is like a long car ride, and I feel like the kid in the back seat asking, "When are we gonna get there?"
I’m thinking I need some more muscles. Not necessarily big ones, just more than I’ve got.
I remember when I started yoga, I stood in a studio with a group of women who had probably been working out most of their days.
It was day one for me.
Read MoreI have lived many lives.
Childhood and motherhood. Married life and divorced life. Career girl and stay-at-home mom. Head of a full house and head of an empty nest.
Each life requires a transformation of sorts; some kind of shake up.
In moving from one life to another, I am able to look back over my shoulder to see where I have been, and how far I have come.
Transformation is BIG!
That is, until I found yoga.
In yoga, I experience small transformations that are impactful all the same. In yoga, I arrive at class in one state of mind and body and leave in another.
Read MoreAnne Samit is an author and a yogi, moving every day and writing it all down along the way.
