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 Why has meditation
become a billion dollar business?

(hint: It’s not because
it’s ‘soft skills’)

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As a leader, you’ve noticed the flood of articles on the impact of mindfulness meditation in the workplace. Fortune magazine reported that as of March, 2016 Meditation has become a billion dollar business. Why? Consistent practice is proven to reduce overwhelm and stress. It also boosts focus and a sense of purpose, and could reduce the need for health care services by *as much as 43%.

Despite all the neuroscience and press, many of us who don’t meditate consistently can struggle with a lack of transparency, finding meaning in our work, feelings of overwhelm, and inconsistent engagement.  On a culture level this manifests as a glorification of  busy-ness, less innovation, and teams more focused on survival than thriving.

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The Mindful Culture™ Program
Works for 2 Very Important Reasons


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First, rather than expecting people to awkwardly meditate together in the office, we have a 90% success rate of turning participants into serious meditators outside of work. *See video below

This gives your busy team the space and support they need to truly create their practice. The benefits naturally follow them back to the office where we explore, and measure its impact.

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Second, we designed our program while using meditation to navigate “Real World” business growth over a period of 10 years.

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What the latest research tells us

A 2008 study of one company found that 24 subjects who practiced a basic meditation technique for 8 months grew in their expression of leadership skills, as defined by the Leadership Practices Inventory.

McCollum, B., (2008). Leadership development and self-development:
an empirical study.  Career Development International,
Vol. 4 Iss: 3, pp.149 – 154

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*In October, 2015 Harvard-affiliated Massachusetts General Hospital found that practicing relaxation-response techniques (such as meditation and yoga) could reduce the need for health care services by as much as 43 percent.

Stahl, J., Benson, H. et al. (2015). Relaxation Response and Resiliency Training
and Its Effect on Healthcare Resource Utilization. PLoS ONE 10(10): e0140212.
doi:10.1371/journal.pone.0140212
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The University of Westminster found in a 2014 study of CEOs that Vipassana meditation-training significantly enhanced overall self-confidence, as well as inspiring a shared vision and demonstrating moral intelligence.

Amar, AD. et al. (2014) Academy of Management Proceedings.
Effect of Meditation on Self-Perception of Leadership Skills:
A control group study of CEOs. 2014:1 14282;
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3 Levels to Creating The Mindful Culture

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First, we focus on creating a meditation practice for managers and leaders. Kicking-off with an inspired half-day session, The Mindful Culture™ includes three levels of support to not only help leaders solidify their own practice, but to inspire their teams to commit to a 30-day challenge.

We start by helping managers and leaders uncover any doubts that a mindful culture drives team performance. We discuss the latest research, and the impact of mindfulness in the workplace. With this clarity, we help leaders claim time from distracting activities, and commit to practicing.

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Second, we focus on a range of practical tools to increase focus, and minimize distraction, including:

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Finally, we follow-up with a 30-day support process. This helps integrate new practices, skills and behaviors and adapt them to their own style.

It includes:

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GIVE YOUR PEOPLE THE TOOL
THEY REALLY NEED TO THRIVE
IN OUR CHAOTIC DIGITAL AGE

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Facilitator & Program Designer

Kristoffer Carter (“KC”) is a coach for founders and executives, and meditation teacher for organizations.

As a meditation teacher, KC has over 33,000 active students on Insight Timer. As a workplace culture consultant, he has delivered conscious leadership programs for AT&T, Avery-Dennison, Good Life Project™, and hundreds of start-ups and Fortune 500 companies.


“His sweet-spot is in optimizing the employee experience to drive business objectives.”
 -Deb Josephs (Chief People Officer, NCC Media). KC’s Mission + Values-centric programs have been featured in Business Insider, onstage at TEDx and Wisdom 2.0, and in countless conferences and podcast interviews.

Hear KC’s deep interviews with world-changers on This Epic Life Podcast.

A devout Kriyaban Yogi (“kree-Yah’bahn) with Self-Realization Fellowship, KC is a disciple of guru Paramahansa Yogananda, author of the spiritual classic Autobiography of a Yogi. KC is passionate about creating the transformative habit of meditation through daily practice. Join his online community of thousands, and access free trainings and guided meditations at epicleadership.org.

He lives in Akron, OH with his wife and three children, where they dream of one day flying in a blimp.

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