When He Found A Way To Manage His ADD, He Knew He Had To Teach Others To Let Go

When meditation is offered as a mental health tool, too often people scoff as if it couldn’t be possible. This new project is helping people harness the power of their minds and pairing it with a powerful visualization to make it click.

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Franchesca Ramsey

Nov 26, 2014

Just a little side note: while Zach has found success managing his ADD with meditation, that doesn’t mean it’s the solution for everyone.

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