Meditation & Mindfulness Training

Reduce Stress & Anxiety
in Five Minutes a Day

Want better sleep, increased focus, and more peace, calm, and happiness
in your daily life? You've come to the right place.

Ready For a Reset?

Find peace and inner calm

What's Happening Right Now

A nervous system on high alert

Your nervous system doesn't know the difference between a stressful work deadline and actual danger. So it automatically detects a threat and responds by kicking into high gear to protect you.

Your body is doing what it's supposed to, but here's the problem: It stays switched on long after the meeting ends, the email is sent, or the kids are in bed. 

And over time, you get stuck in fight or flight mode. This constant state of high alert leads to anxious thoughts, an overactive mind, and exhaustion that sleep doesn't fix.

Does this sound familiar:

• You don't remember the last time you actually felt rested
• You end the day depleted and exhausted
• You can't fall asleep or you wake up in the middle of the night
• Your phone is the first thing you reach for every morning
• Your have racing thoughts and your mind won't shut off
• You're still on edge after work and little things set you off

Adults who reported feeling overwhelmed or unable to cope with stress shared the following:

But here's the good news: you can reverse engineer calm. 

And it's something you can access quickly, you just need to know how. 

This is where meditation and mindfulness come in.

Why Meditation?

Create calm on demand

Millions of people around the world have turned to meditation for its deeply restorative effects and the changes it causes on the biological level thanks to neuroplasticity.

With the tools of meditation, mindfulness, and mindfulness-based stress reduction (MBSR), you are able to hit the reset button, calm your nervous system, and take back control.

When your nervous system is on high alert and you can't switch off, you need an easy way to create calm on demand.

Meditation is one of the fastest ways to get there.

Many people think meditation involves clearing your mind, spending hours seated in strange and uncomfortable yoga poses, or working hard for years to get it right. 

None of that is true.

You also don't need to sit still, become a Buddhist monk in the Himalayas, or start chanting Om to meditate. A wide range of executives, professionals, and Type A personalities practice meditation, including CEOs, surgeons, lawyers, investment bankers, consultants, and programmers. 

Anyone can meditate, and in as little as five minutes you can start to reap the benefits. 

Our Approach

Science-backed tools 
for proven results

We stay grounded in neuroscience with research-backed, evidence-based tools studied at institutions like Harvard Medical School, Oxford University, Stanford University and used at companies like Google, Apple, Nike, and Goldman Sachs.

You can reverse engineer calm through nervous system regulation with simple 5-minute practices designed around the lives and schedules of busy people like you.

Meditation isn't one-size-fits-all, so it's important to find a practice you enjoy that is tailored to you.

What Our Clients Say

Will This Work For Me?

Why meditation apps don't work
and what to do instead

Maybe you've already tried to meditate. You downloaded the app, sat for two minutes, and tried to "clear your mind". And when it didn't work, you thought: I'm doing this wrong.

You're not. 

Handing you a meditation app without guidance is like giving you a paper and pencil then expecting you to know how to draw. It's not going to work.

You will feel lost, get frustrated, and most likely give up.

Here's a more effective way that actually works: understand what's happening in your body and mind when you're stressed, unable to calm down, or stuck in fight or flight. Then know exactly how to use on-demand tools that shift you out of high alert and into a peaceful, calm, relaxed state.

Meditation is a skill, and like any skill it can be learned.

And thankfully, learning to meditate is much easier than learning how to draw. 

I used to struggle with anxiety, high stress, and nervousness. Now I can manage my mind and body as one — and focus on what I actually need, not just what my mind wants. It's been amazing.

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Meet Your Trainer

Lisa M. Tillette

Meditation Teacher

Each day includes:

• A short guided meditation (5 minutes) — a practice matched to that day's lesson so you learn by doing
• A lesson overview — A quick summary + the science behind what's happening in your body
• One small thing to try — something easy to integrate into your day

By day five, you'll have a deeper understanding of meditation and your own nervous system. You'll also have some new tools that you actually know how to use, not just something you read about once and forget.  

Ready to begin? 

Get started in five minutes