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Jeanna Valenti’s The Yoga of Marketing explores yoga ideas alongside modern marketing and shows readers how mindfulness and heart-centered thinking can better support people in their daily work lives. The book reveals that marketing, like yoga, can combine thinking and creativity, and it encourages being present and aware of yourself in business. It explains the seven main chakras and matches them with seven marketing centers, then offers exercises to help align your energy with your work better. It gives advice on building relationships, communicating honestly, and being consistent while caring for yourself. It shares examples of people who used yoga and mindfulness to grow their careers over time. The book also encourages journaling, meditation, and visualization, which make marketing feel less like a chore and more like a human process.
The Yoga of Marketing: Balancing Heart, Mind, and Spirit for Success combines self-help, business, and wellness in a way that’s easy to follow. Jeanna Valenti writes in a calm and welcoming way. She explains chakras, meditation, and marketing strategy so they’re easy for all readers to understand. The structure alternates between explanations, examples, and exercises, which keeps it from dragging. I appreciated how marketing is presented as a connection rather than manipulation, showing you can succeed without exhaustion. The book uses case studies and exercises to help change abstract ideas into real steps you can try at work, without hype, pressure, or being pushed to grow before you're ready. If you care about conscious business or want to do marketing in a way that doesn’t feel fake, this book is a helpful guide.
