We talk with Jui Rami of Sacred Balance about how a 21-minute Inner Engineering practice can align mind, body, emotions, and energy and fuel real action for the planet. Personal stories, lineage-based yoga, and a practical path turn inner work into outer impact.

• what Sacred Balance is and why it exists
• how Inner Engineering works as a daily practice
• links between inner steadiness and climate action
• differences between lineage yoga and branded regimens
• personal journey from seeker to practitioner
• resilience learned through hardship and less validation
• practical ways to start and measure change
• where to connect with Jui and listen

Choose yoga. Try it out and see what it does for you. Do it as a student, do it as an experiment and see what it does for you and test it out for yourself. Hey, if it works, great. If not, at least you gave it a shot.

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We start by reframing writers as content creators across formats, then move into ten decisive reasons to launch: sharing your message with intention, selling more books and services, advancing a cause, being seen and heard, establishing authority, making money through aligned offers, and building a resilient community. Constance shares a candid origin story—hitting a creative wall, rebranding to serve women entrepreneurs, and watching everything click once the show matched her mission. The lesson is simple: alignment fuels consistency, and consistency builds trust.

You’ll also get the first three steps to begin with clarity. Step one: define your why to avoid podfade and keep your energy high. Step two: choose a niche you can serve deeply, and allow it to evolve as your audience teaches you what resonates. Step three: design a simple, repeatable format that highlights your strengths—short solo insights, focused interviews, or a mix—paired with clean show notes and a clear CTA. Along the way, Constance explains how podcasting doubles as a speaking reel for events and media, and how evergreen episodes create long-tail discovery for your books.

If you’re a writer who wants more readers, stronger credibility, and a genuine bond with your audience, this is your blueprint to start now and grow with purpose. Enjoy the conversation, then subscribe, leave a review, and share this episode with a writer who needs a nudge to hit record. What topic would you claim for your first three episodes?