About

In my mid-thirties, after recovering from a decade of debilitating illness, I was burned out and scared that my tendency to overwork was jeopardizing my career and family life. 

I came across Do-Nothing Meditation and spent the best part of 2008 in this unique practice. I came to see the real nature of the mind and was less bothered by its antics (Full story with pictures here.):

I was less anxious. I felt better about myself, regardless of what was happening. I stopped pushing myself to the point of burnout. I was more relaxed and learned how to tap into my dreams and make them happen.

I love showing people the power of taking time out—even a few minutes daily. (You don’t have to do it for a year!) Not only do you feel better, but you get more done, and the quality of what you do is better, too.

I am on a mission!

Doing nothing (without distractions like reading, internet, etc) is a meditation!

If you struggle with traditional meditation this technique is wonderfully approachable.