Eric Walrabenstein is a nationally-recognized speaker, teacher, and author and is the founder of one of Arizona’s largest yoga centers.

Eric Walrabenstein

Eric Walrabenstein

Eric has long been dedicated to making ancient wisdom and techniques practical and relevant for people from all walks of life.

In addition to his work at Yoga Pura, his wellness center in Phoenix, Arizona, he is the creator of BOOTSTRAP, a yoga-based program to help troops and veterans heal from post traumatic stress as well as BetterBox, a subscription box revolutionizing the self-improvement industry. An ordained Yogacharya (preceptor of yoga), Eric is currently finishing a book on the Science of Happiness.

During this episode Nicole and Eric explore the science of happiness and how Eric translates the ancient wisdom of yoga into modern life.  Being a Type A personality, Eric does not discourage listeners from seeking results, rather he offers an alternative to the high-stress, high-pressure environment that most driven people choose; one that actually allows for greater results and happiness with less effort.

Eric also shares how he personally combined his background in the US army and his subsequent career in marketing and communications with his purpose, in building viable businesses that serve the greater good.

In addition to his yoga center and ‘betterbox’ initiative which focuses on helping people synthesize health and happiness from the inside out, Eric also leads an initiative that provides free support to veterans and their family members.

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