Weeks 1–3 · Showing up
Five-minute sits at a fixed time. The goal is consistency, not depth.
Four programs of 6 to 12 weeks. Each one is built around short daily practice and a weekly check-in with your coach.
Almost everyone can sit for ten minutes. Almost nobody does it for thirty days without help. This program builds the habit first and the technique second: very short sits, a fixed time of day, and a weekly check-in where we adjust anything that isn't working.
Five-minute sits at a fixed time. The goal is consistency, not depth.
Following the breath, noticing when the mind wanders, coming back without judgment.
Body scans and walking practice, for days when sitting still feels impossible.
You build your own practice and keep it after the program ends.
Spotting the physical signs of pressure earlier in the day.
Two-minute practices between meetings that actually fit your calendar.
Creating a pause between the trigger and your response.
A short set of practices you know works for you, ready to use.
Built for people whose calendars are full. We work on very short practices you can do between calls, plus a weekly review of what actually set you off. Coaching helps with everyday stress; if you are dealing with anxiety or depression, please work with a licensed therapist.
This program works on habits and attention around sleep, not on sleep itself. We build a realistic wind-down, practice letting go of the day, and change how you relate to lying awake at 3 a.m. If you have insomnia or a sleep disorder, please see a doctor.
Mapping what your last two hours actually look like.
A short routine that signals the day is over.
Practices for the nights it doesn't work, without fighting it.
Protecting the routine through travel and busy weeks.
Longer exhales, nose breathing, finding your own comfortable pace.
Using a pattern right before something that makes you nervous.
Practices for the afternoon slump, and when not to use them.
Breathing is the one part of the nervous system you can steer directly. We keep it simple and safe: a handful of patterns, when to use each one, and enough practice that they work under pressure. Skip or adapt anything that feels uncomfortable, and check with your doctor if you have a heart or respiratory condition.
Twenty minutes on a call to hear what you're dealing with and suggest a starting point. Free, no pressure.