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When you think of a clown, which do you picture? The innocent red nose clown at kids birthday parties or the terrifying Pennywise from the horror films, It? This week’s guest is neither, but a clown all the same! Eric Jeffers is a real life Cirque Du Soleil clown turned corporate yoga king. 

In this episode, we talk about: 

🩰  His performance background as a ballet and modern dancer and his time clowning around in the prestigious Cirque du Soleil here in Las Vegas  
🧭  What being in a leadership role for a mega corporation is like and a day in the life of managing three massive clubs in southern california
📓  How to give and receive feedback well and an easy-to-use framework to follow to develop your skills whether you have a supportive community or coach
🥱  The gift of complacency and reminders you didn’t even know you needed to hear for the times you feel bored in your teaching
📈  His unique way of defining “getting better” and the 3 keys that prove you’re on the right path
🤡  The exposure, the discomfort, the torture of training for a clown and how that shows up in his teaching
💥  Is the yoga boom over?
👉  The “hard to put your finger on” quality that employers look for when they are hiring yoga teachers

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