How do we make time truly matter? In this follow-up to Meditation Makes Time, Pierre and Sarah explore how mindfulness sharpens focus and helps us reclaim scattered moments through presence and intention. They discuss the art of noticing when the mind wanders, the power of writing down intentions, and how each day becomes a reflection of the attention we give it. A thoughtful conversation on inhabiting our days with purpose and grace.

Can time expand when we slow down? Pierre and Sarah challenge the common belief that we’re “too busy to meditate” and reveal how mindfulness can actually make time feel fuller, calmer, and more intentional. Through real-life examples and reflections, they uncover how presence transforms ordinary minutes into moments of clarity, creativity, and connection — and why meditation is not a luxury, but a way of reclaiming your life.

In this Thanksgiving episode, Pierre and Sarah invite you to pause and reconnect with gratitude — not only for what nourishes us, but also for the larger story this day holds. Sarah guides a gentle gratitude meditation that honors care, connection, and the generosity that naturally flows from a grateful heart. Whether you’re celebrating Thanksgiving or simply taking a mindful pause, this practice offers a moment to breathe in gratitude and breathe out generosity.

In this episode, Pierre and Sarah explore how the mind takes the shape of what it rests upon—a principle at the heart of mindfulness and modern neuroscience. Drawing on insights from Rick Hanson’s work on neuroplasticity, they discuss how our repeated thoughts physically reshape the brain and influence our mood, focus, and well-being. Together, they offer gentle and practical ways to cultivate nourishing thoughts, release unhelpful patterns, and bring kindness to the process of “switching channels.” A mindful reminder that what we attend to becomes our reality.

In this episode, Pierre and Sarah dive into a feeling most of us try to avoid—boredom. What if boredom isn’t a problem to fix, but a doorway to awareness? Together, they explore how boredom shows up in meditation, work, and everyday life, and how shifting our relationship to it can unlock presence, curiosity, and even creativity. You’ll hear practical tips, reflective questions, and a refreshing invitation to experiment with “scheduled boredom.

In this heartfelt conversation, Pierre and Sarah explore the paradox of modern productivity—how slowing down can actually help us move forward with greater clarity and energy. Through personal stories and mindful insights, they discuss the tension between “getting things done” and being present, the value of catching ourselves when we’re swept away by busyness, and the powerful role of the body in grounding the mind. Together, they invite listeners to shift from a “to-do list” mindset to a “choose-to” mindset—finding calm, balance, and connection in the flow of daily life.