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Starting a yoga studio is a daunting task, which requires a lot more than just being good at yoga. Years of yoga expertise will not make up for a lack of business sense. In fact, it’s more likely that a businessperson with an interest in yoga will succeed than vice versa. Starting your own studio can be fulfilling, personally and financially, but first, there are many things to consider.
Anyone considering starting a yoga studio must be willing to learn about finances, budgeting, bookkeeping and marketing. Before you even begin, it’s a good practice to plan on needing about 50% more capital than you expect. You must be able and willing to work long hours, especially in the beginning. It’s hard work, and nights and weekend will have to be sacrificed.
A yoga studio, just like any other small business will not always run smoothly. Checks will bounce, employees won’t work out and the numbers will not always add up. You must expect to make mistakes and be willing to learn from them. Perhaps most importantly, you must be passionate, not only about yoga, but about business as well.
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