EPISODE · Nov 19, 2025 · 42 MIN
Starting Your Meditation Practice - From Five Minutes to Wherever It Takes You
from Elevated Life: Real Wellness and Transformation · host Elevated Life
If you've ever thought "I should meditate" but felt overwhelmed by guided apps, hour-long sessions, or gurus telling you exactly how to sit—this one's for you. We're breaking down how meditation actually started for us: messy, short, and nothing like what the experts said it should look like. This isn't about becoming a meditation master overnight. It's about finding your actual starting point.What we get into:The British-accented guided meditation trap and why Clint felt like he was constantly "fucking it up"Johnna's five-minute garden sessions with bugs landing on her versus today's 45-minute silent session (and how she got there)The lymphatic drainage rabbit hole that accidentally became pre-meditation movementWhy stacking meditation with sauna worked for one of us but became a physical tool for the otherThe moment Johnna realized the music had to go—and the discombobulated re-entry that followedThe transparency analogy: why nothing you try is ever wasted, even when it doesn't "work"We're walking through what it actually looks like to build a practice when you can't even sit quietly for five minutes, why comparison kills your progress before you start, and how to trust that whatever comes up during meditation is exactly what's supposed to happen. This one's about permission to start wherever you are without anyone else's rulebook.Want more tools for your transformation? Get weekly insights and practical takeaways delivered straight to your inbox—sign up for our newsletter at cjelevatedlife.com. Each week includes episode highlights, actionable micro-skills you can practice immediately, and support from a community that gets it.
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