According to Gawker.com, an editor at the the Wall Street Journal owns a yoga studio, and in a piece on the business of yoga, one of her employees was quoted. "Tina Gaudoin was brought over to the WSJ from the UK early this year to edit the paper's upcoming 'lifestyle magazine.' She's also the owner of Triyoga, a chain of yoga studios in the UK . . . it was so hard for the WSJ to find a good yoga-as-business quote that they ended up using this one, from Claire Missingham: Finance 'is the antithesis of what yoga is about in terms of inner peace,' says Claire Missingham, a yoga teacher in London. But Ms. Missingham, whose pupils have included bankers and hedge-fund managers, says it can be highly beneficial for them. Yoga traditionalists say practicing yoga should be about more than just gaining physical benefits: It's a way of approaching life, including work. 'Yoga teaches you to embrace fear and cultivate patience,' says Ms. Missingham. That's the Claire Missingham who happens to work at Gaudoin's Triyoga Soho!" What do you think of the quote itself and using Missingham as a source?