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Peter Vanderloos Shows Up To Make It Hot
Peter Vanderloos Shows Up To Make It Hot
Peter Vanderloos Shows Up To Make It Hot
Tuesday 20th April 2021
Peter Vanderloos discusses his path from addiction to sobriety, discovering hot yoga, and personal growth on 'Showing Up With Asher Gottesman'.
41 minutes
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Sobriety Success Stories
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Body & Mind
Entrepreneurship for Personal Growth
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Get the buttons here!Peter Vanderloos: From Addiction to Hot Yoga and Healing
Trust me, my worst day now is pretty good in comparison to what I was doing before.
Peter Vanderloos takes you on a rollercoaster of a journey in this episode of 'Showing Up With Asher Gottesman'. Imagine battling a cocaine addiction, facing the trials of rehab, and coming out the other side not just sober, but thriving. That's Peter's story. He’s the owner of Black Orchid, a yoga and spinning studio in Billings, Montana, and he’s here to share his experiences with humor and heart.
Peter opens up about the highs and lows of his addiction and the road to recovery. He doesn’t shy away from discussing the challenges he faced as a father during this turbulent time. But it’s not all doom and gloom. Peter also talks about how he stumbled upon hot yoga and the profound impact it had on his life. The mind-body connection he discovered through yoga became a cornerstone of his sobriety and personal growth.
You'll also get a peek into Peter's daily life, including his morning routine and his thoughts on living in Montana versus Los Angeles. And if you’re curious about his podcast 'Professional Chaos', he touches on that too, offering insights into how he juggles it all. This episode is a blend of inspiration and practical advice, perfect for anyone looking to understand the transformative power of sobriety and mindfulness.
Peter’s story is a testament to resilience and the incredible changes that can come from showing up for yourself.