Elisa Malinverni - "Coping with Covid Fatigue"

J. Brown Yoga Talks

J. Brown

Yoga, Health & Fitness, Yogateacher, Alternative Health, Yogaindustry, Religion & Spirituality, Spirituality

4.4 • 696 Ratings

🗓️ 14 December 2020

⏱️ 39 minutes

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Elisa Malinverni, founder of Way of The Mother Bern, talks with J about handling the quarantines and moving forward. They discuss the similarities and differences between how Switzerland and the USA have dealt with the pandemic, the blog she wrote early on about teachers giving away classes for free and devaluing the profession, navigating the guidelines for in-person teaching, the deep value of community and circles of trust, and the need for teachers to reimagine their relationships with centers and retain individual platforms.

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0:00.0	Okay.
0:13.0	This is it.
0:15.0	This is the one.
0:16.0	We're going to have to let it be whatever it's going to be.
0:21.1	Because you just decided to hit the play button.
0:25.8	And that's no small thing.
0:28.3	Given the infinite choices that you have right now for audio-visual stimulus that you could be listening to,
0:36.4	that you're choosing to tune into this, it means a lot.
0:41.5	So I just need to get over myself and make it happen.
0:47.2	This is Jay Brown Yoga Talks podcast.
0:50.5	My name is Jay Brown, and I am very grateful to you, whoever you are, whether you're a new person or you're a returning friend.
0:58.7	I'm really appreciative that you're here.
1:02.0	But I am struggling today, my friends.
1:05.0	I am struggling to make this freaking intro happen.
1:10.1	Very often, those of you who are longtime listeners, no, I don't have a hard time here.
1:16.1	I come in, it's often one take, often the first take, just flows right out of me.
1:23.4	I don't even think too much about it.
1:26.3	But right now, I'm looking at my recorder,
1:28.7	and this is literally the 19th time that I've hit record
1:33.5	and then stop because I didn't like how it was going.
1:38.2	And I just, I think I'm exhausted,
1:41.9	and I'm having a hard time finding a groove.
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