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I often have students who enjoy my meditation classes, but do not follow through on the regular daily practice that gives them the benefits of relaxation, cleansing and strengthening their minds. Are you one of them?
I always look for new techniques to help my students set up a habit of regular meditation. Josh Kaufman, Author of The First 20 Hours: How to Learn Anything Fast! proposes that 20 hours of focused learning is enough to master the basics of any skills – yoga, computer programming, a foreign language. From personal experience, I fully agree. I have learned basics of Spanish and German in a month. I walked over a fire pit (What self-respecting meditation teacher hasn’t done that one?) with just a few hours of instruction. I did my first 5k with less than 4 weeks of training. I have a special offer and challenge to you. Aim to get 20 hours of meditation exercises in the next one month. That is two meditation classes per week – 16 hours + 4 hours of practice – about 15-20 mins x 4-5 times a week! Very doable! Guess what awaits you in the end of the 20 hours.
Here is another incentive: before you start the program, review your plan and sign a commitment with me! I will be happy to take you out to healthy lunch at a local Vietnamese or Indian restaurant at the end of your successful 20 hour program. If you don’t live in the Chicago area, try out our new online course – Step-by-Step Meditation. I will send you a surprise gift at the end of your 20 hour program! Reference The First 20 Hours: How to Learn Anything . . . Fast! Hardcover: 288 pages ISBN-10: 1591845556 ISBN-13: 978-1591845553
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