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  • Mar 31
  • posted in Culture - Balanced Living Guide   

Introducing a New Green Monkey Writer: Sam Pogue

 

Green Monkey would like to introduce Sam Pogue, another one of our latest Contributors, is a certified and licensed yoga teacher, who has also spent almost ten years in marketing and management in the music and entertainment industry. It′s an unlikely combination that has afforded her a unique insight into achieving her own peak performance, regardless of preconceived ideas about what yoga is and who should do it. 
“There′s a lot of stuff put onto yoga,” Sam said. “When the truth is that it′s a personal practice with significant positive and transformative properties that can be adapted to anyone who is interested; regardless of age, gender, or physicality.“
Sam came to her yogic path somewhat unconventionally; but she says unconventional is a recurring theme in her life. 
“I tend to shy away from what others think I should do,” she said “Instead choosing to follow my own intuition. And it′s that awareness and appreciation for the fact that we′re all on our own journey, that has enabled ongoing productive and successful working relationships with musicians, entertainment colleagues, and yoga students alike.” 
Along with teaching yoga, Sam loves that her work takes her wherever her clients need her to be; most often to New York City, Southern California, or to Cape Cod to consult on strategic marketing campaigns, creative services, and events. Because trying to locate her can be similar to playing "Where′s Waldo", she created the newsletter and blog The Curateur to share discoveries made along the way...http://thecurateur.com. For information on yoga classes or Sam′s consulting work, please email her directly at lacurateur@gmail.com. 

Green Monkey would like to introduce Sam Pogue, another one of our latest Contributors, is a certified and licensed yoga teacher, who has also spent almost ten years in marketing and management in the music and entertainment industry. It′s an unlikely combination that has afforded her a unique insight into achieving her own peak performance, regardless of precon

ceived ideas about what yoga is and who should do it. 


“There′s a lot of stuff put onto yoga,” Sam said. “When the truth is that it′s a personal practice with significant positive and transformative properties that can be adapted to anyone who is interested; regardless of age, gender, or physicality.“


Sam came to her yogic path somewhat unconventionally; but she says unconventional is a recurring theme in her life. 


“I tend to shy away from what others think I should do,” she said “Instead choosing to follow my own intuition. And it′s that awareness and appreciation for the fact that we′re all on our own journey, that has enabled ongoing productive and successful working relationships with musicians, entertainment colleagues, and yoga students alike.” 


Along with teaching yoga, Sam loves that her work takes her wherever her clients need her to be; most often to New York City, Southern California, or to Cape Cod to consult on strategic marketing campaigns, creative services, and events. Because trying to locate her can be similar to playing "Where′s Waldo", she created the newsletter and blog The Curateur to share discoveries made along the way... For information on yoga classes or Sam′s consulting work, please email her directly at lacurateur@gmail.com. 

 


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