Sophie Ravier

Greece

My name is Sophie. I’m forty-something years old and have spent the last 15 years of my life working in the world of Public Relations. What exactly does that mean? Even my mom sometimes asks me.

Basically: Countless interactions with people from all walks of life. Hours spent organising events, conferences, exhibitions, fashion shows, fairs, premieres, trips, photo-shoots, cocktails and parties. Traveling the globe to Hong Kong, New York, Rio, Buenos Aires, London, and Moscow, while keeping my home base city of Paris.

Navigating the hectic and stressful world of PR, I used Yoga to alleviate the craziness and help me refocus. Everywhere I went, I searched for the best studios in town, the most inspiring teachers, and the purest practices. Hatha, Vinyasa, Yin, Iyengar, Ashtanga, Acro, Bikram, Flow, Swings – You name it, I’ve tried it (I only left the Naked Yoga to real adventurers.)

Before I even realized what was happening, Yoga had become an integral part of my lifestyle. And somewhere along the journey, this red wine-loving, hamburger-eating, cigarette-smoking Parisian city girl changed.

Not that I now feast solely on organic seeds or live in a dark cave. But I’m more attuned to the world around me. Yoga opened me to become more aware of my mind, body, emotions – of others & of my environment.

We all live in an increasingly demanding world. Most of us find it hard to unplug. To relax. To gather. To talk to oneself. To be aligned with who we really are & what we really want in our lives.

I decided to bring together my skills, contacts and dedication to create my dream Yoga and spiritual experiences through starting my PR company that focuses on ethical brands and individuals. I provide premium services in Communications & PR for ethical lifestyle brands, places & individuals, naturally including my favorite Yoga teachers.

I want to support projects & people who are committed to bringing sense to their audience and businesses. Getting their talent known to the world. Helping them develop a clear and loud voice so that they can be heard.

I am convinced it is by the little change we make that we may change the world (a bit). But some famous guy said this much better than I.