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Expert Yogi Posts: 1738     Location: right where I'm supposed to be | Why would you want to agree to that arrangement? It's your work. What if the program took off? Where woud you be recognized? I would discuss that arrangement and if she is persistent with her proposal then thank her for the opportunity but graciously decline. Mish Of course you should do what you feel is right but why couldn't you design your won program and find a facility to rent and self promote?   Edited by mishoga 2006-07-22 2:54 PM | ||
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| Why would you want to agree to that arrangement? It's your work. What if the program took off? Where woud you be recognized? ------I don't know, this is why i posted, for good questions to ask! I'm really a fish out of water here, so i appreciate your feedback. My BF encouraged me to ask for a large amount of $ for the lessons or somekind of percentage every time she opened a new studio- he also suggested everytime she trained someone else, I should be credited on the materials and charge for them. hows that? I would discuss that arrangement and if she is persistent with her proposal then thank her for the opportunity but graciously decline. Mish Of course you should do what you feel is right but why couldn't you design your won program and find a facility to rent and self promote? -----That's easy! Life is really busy right now, I have my dayjob & i'm taking classes in the fall. I'm not sure i'd want the extra hours of weekly work that having my own kids program requires. In fact, i'm not sure if i'd ever want to- though i really enjoy offering kids yoga to my students as part of their larger preschool experience. Edited by sirensong2 2006-07-23 10:41 AM | |||
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Expert Yogi Posts: 5098  Location: Somewhere in the Mountains of Western NC | |||
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Expert Yogi Posts: 5098 Location: Somewhere in the Mountains of Western NC | okay BB, whatever you say....it just looked like familiar territory that I've witnessed in the world of yoga. My husband was asking me to explain about Pilates the other day...talk about confusion...on his part. Finally I said, it's a guys' last name...and he said..."oh, like Bikram" I'm like, yea, like Bikram,  | ||
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| p.s. I used your ideas and wrote to owners asking for more detail about rights/compensation- I also included an offer to send sample lesson if the other things sounded good. no response at all on the $ or legal question, just wanted sample lesson. Riiight. So, that's that. They won't hear from me again. Oh, well. it was exciting for a second or two.   Hi cyndi. I hear you, it's a weird gray area. They mutidisciplinary stuff I've been trained in and have built an original repertoire of, includes stories, non-asana movement,songs & silly props. There's a little asana mixed in- it's pretty far from adult or older kid yoga. There's alot of non-asana/ non-traditional things you can be free and creative with. I would never try to claim ownership to the asana themselves. | |||
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