Goat Yoga and Personal Challenges

Laney Morris, a photographer and founder of goat yoga, shares her journey with her six goats on No Regrets Farm. She discusses personal challenges, including a divorce and an autoimmune disease, and how her goats provided comfort. A friend's suggestion led to the creation of goat yoga, which became a therapeutic and popular activity. The community's positive response has been a significant part of Laney's healing process, offering joy and therapy to many, including veterans and those with depression.

What is the name of the goat that became Laney's logo?

• Annie

• Preston

• Quincy

• Dodger

What personal challenge did Laney face last year?

• She started a new business

• She moved to a new city

• She got a divorce

• She lost her job

What autoimmune disease was Laney diagnosed with?

• Multiple sclerosis

• Shogren's syndrome

• Rheumatoid arthritis

• Lupus

How did the idea of goat yoga originate?

• A friend saw it on TV

• It was Laney's childhood dream

• A yoga instructor suggested it

• Laney read about it online

What was the initial expectation for the goat yoga class attendance?

• Hundreds of people

• Only friends and family

• A few local yoga enthusiasts

• No one would come

What is a significant part of Laney's therapy?

• Reading books

• Traveling

• People's reactions to goat yoga

• Cooking

What did a lady send Laney to express her support?

• A book

• A quilt

• A painting

• A letter

Who does Laney hope will benefit from goat yoga?

• Business executives

• Only children

• Veterans and people with diseases

• Professional athletes

What is the most special thing about goat yoga according to Laney?

• The peaceful environment

• The exercise

• Watching people's reactions to goats

• The music

What emotion does the name 'goat yoga' typically evoke?

• Sadness

• Happiness

• Confusion

• Anger