Charleston Grit welcomes Reagan Sobel as newest contributor

Charleston Grit welcomes Reagan Sobel as newest contributor

September 9, 2020
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From The Editor
Owner of Reagan Sobel Yoga + Wellness is yoga and mindfulness expert.
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Charleston Gritis proud to announce the addition of Reagan Sobel, principal and owner ofReagan Sobel Yoga + Wellness,to its roster. The yoga and mindfulness expert will contribute content and promote events centered around the health and wellness space.

Reagan is an avid world traveler, back when we could freely travel the globe, but has roots planted firmly in the Lowcountry as a graduate of theCollege of Charleston.

Her love for this place confirmed her decision to stay put after school and we're glad she did. We're looking forward to sharing her expertise with readers and hope you'll join us in welcoming her as a new addition to the Charleston Grit community.

Visit her Author page to learn more about her and read her complete bio. 

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