Steven

About me

My interest in teaching mind training started when I realized that brain knowledge does not directly bring quality of life. 20 years of experience in complex health care organizations has taught me how to work diligently to accomplish, but not how to be happy at it. So I started exploring the mind sciences, with the brain sciences as my starting point. To see if I could improve my quality of life. It worked. I started teaching it on small scale to others. It worked for them too. The doing of the many practices taught me a very valuable lesson: change is not in thinking; change is in feeling and doing. Book/thinking knowledge supports pleasure in progress, it does not in any way cause it.

Now we know – through science – that happiness is an attainable state. Through cultivation/practice. Everybody deserves to be happy at what they do. And everybody can be. I realized I wanted to contribute to this happiness all the things I had been able to learn. Everybody deserves a good and happy (life) career.