Hi all you amazing healers. I have a question. What do you do to take care of yourself before you start the day healing others? For me. It is Qigong and Tai Chi in the early morning hours. It brings refreshing, vitality energy to the whole body. Proper Alignments to my joints, flexibility, and a deeper focus awareness to my core. We would love to hear what you do?

Hi everyone 👋 I’ve missed connecting with you! We’ve been working behind the scenes to grow this space by bringing on the amazing coach Anshjeet Singh (check out his profile here in the community 👀) and his team. They’re helping us expand our reach, build recognition, and invite more like-minded therapists into Soma Flow. It’s a big focus for us right now — lots of new learning, a few growing pains 🫣 … but honestly, it’s been fun and exciting too 😀 Now I’d love to hear from YOU —👉 Where are you at in your career journey right now? - Just starting out and finding your path - In the thick of it, building momentum - A seasoned pro looking for sustainability Drop a comment below — your story might inspire someone else in here 🙌 Or pick one of these choices 👇

🤪One of the things I do to avoid burnout in my craft is read anything that is related to my profession. 🎓If it's about how best to communicate with my clients, (This morning was Nonviolent Communication by Rosenberg💯) to Anatomy trains, to marketing and sales. What’s a book or video that really inspires you?🤓

Today I was hiking up the the red rocks of the desert and was practicing my true alignment while maneuvering through crevices and large boulders. When I did certain intentional connections with my mind & body, I asked myself am using strength or power biomechanically, cognitively or both? My question is what is the difference between force and power? This can be in any context, whether physical, communications, or cognitive.

One of our Soma Flow Student ask me the other day what is the different between these two and I couldn't pin point it. Can you?