A mission worth scaling

Help meditation reach millions more.

Meditation Magazine built the brand. Meditation University built the engine. Now we’re looking for the rare partners who can help turn years of mission-driven work into an enduring institution.

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Exploratory conversations only • Not an investment offering

The Awakening Issue of Meditation Magazine

The Universe Issue of Meditation Magazine

12 issues. World-class teachers. A trusted meditation brand built one beautiful edition at a time.

Three ways in

Bring what you do best.

We are not looking for passive enthusiasm. We are looking for a small number of serious, mission-aligned people who can help build.

Fund the mission

Capital partner

Provide patient growth capital and strategic judgment.

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Build the engine

Chief Revenue Officer

Lead revenue, partnerships, team-building, and execution.

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Create the place

Land partner

Help develop a physical home for practice and retreat.

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The honest story

We built the trust first. Now we need to build the business around it.

Meditation Magazine has never been a conventional magazine business. It has been an expensive, purpose-built brand engine—beautiful, culturally relevant, and designed to open doors for meditation.

Meditation University grew from that credibility into an active paid-program education platform with meaningful room to grow. But we have never had a large growth budget or a seasoned revenue leader dedicated to scaling the whole ecosystem.

We are meditation activists first. That is our strength—and our constraint. The next chapter needs people who understand both mission and multiplication.

Editorial authorityA decade of conversations, practice, and culture.

Education with potentialActive paid programs with real room to grow.

A human missionHelp make the world happier and more peaceful through meditation.

The brand we built

Meditation, made visible.

From iconic teachers to the biggest questions of our time, every cover helped establish Meditation Magazine as a serious, modern voice for the movement.

Meditation Magazine pilot issue cover — Pilot

Meditation Magazine Trevor Hall cover — Trevor Hall

Meditation Magazine Wim Hof cover — Wim Hof

Meditation Magazine Rachel Brathen cover — Rachel Brathen

Meditation Magazine Deepak Chopra cover — Deepak Chopra

Meditation Magazine Sadhguru cover — Sadhguru

Meditation Magazine Jamie Anderson cover — Jamie Anderson

Meditation Magazine Jasmine Sanders cover — Jasmine Sanders

Meditation Magazine Tara Brach cover — Tara Brach

Meditation Magazine Jessamyn Stanley cover — Jessamyn Stanley

Meditation Magazine Kimberly Snyder cover — Kimberly Snyder

Meditation Magazine Earth Issue cover — Earth

Meditation Magazine Universe Issue cover — Universe

Meditation Magazine Love Issue cover — Love

Meditation Magazine Awakening Issue cover — Awakening

Meditation Magazine Gurudev Peace cover — Gurudev

Meditation Magazine Peace Issue cover — Peace

Meditation Magazine Sister Jenna Hope cover — Sister Jenna

Meditation Magazine Hope Issue cover — Hope

Fund the mission

Capital partner

Back a trusted brand with room to grow.

Meditation Magazine created cultural authority. Meditation University created a revenue engine. Patient capital could help connect them—professionally, intentionally, and at a much larger scale.

Where capital could help

Build a disciplined sales and partnership team
Grow Meditation University’s programs and reach
Re-energize the magazine as a brand and distribution platform
Develop technology, marketing systems, and enduring infrastructure
Explore a physical meditation and retreat center

Any financing, ownership, governance, or economic terms would be considered only in a private process with appropriate financial and legal diligence. Nothing on this page states or promises those terms.

Build the engine

Chief Revenue Officer / operating partner

Turn attention, trust, and curriculum into durable revenue.

We do not need another consultant who leaves us with a slide deck. We need a builder: someone who can set the plan, recruit the right people, create accountability, and lead execution.

Architect

Design a practical revenue strategy across education, subscriptions, sponsorships, partnerships, and experiences.

Team builder

Recruit and manage sales, marketing, operations, and relationship talent—without needing to do every task personally.

Closer

Build high-trust partnerships with organizations, teachers, wellness brands, and aligned institutions.

Steward

Protect the integrity of the mission while insisting on commercial clarity, measurement, and momentum.

The defining qualification

You care about making the world happier and more peaceful through meditation—and you have the operating skill to turn that conviction into a healthy business.

Tell us how you’d lead

The scope may be executive, fractional, or operating-partner oriented. Any title, compensation, incentive, authority, or employment relationship would be individually negotiated, legally reviewed, and documented in a definitive agreement.

Create the place

Land & meditation-center partner

Help give the mission a physical home.

A place where people can arrive, exhale, learn, and belong. We are open to conversations with landowners, hospitality operators, developers, institutions, or co-purchasers who feel called to help create it.

Concept visualization of a Catskills meditation retreat with geodesic domes, yurts, teepees, a screened hammock pavilion, pine forest, pond, and mountains — Concept visualization—not a selected or existing property.

Concept 01

Catskills / Hudson Valley

Eastern pines, still water, layered mountains, geodesic domes, yurts, teepees, and a screened hammock-and-bunk pavilion—close enough to New York City to be accessible, distant enough to feel like another world.

Concept visualization of a Miami meditation retreat with geodesic domes, lagoon pool, yin-yang float, screened hammock pavilion, and Downtown Miami skyline — Concept visualization—not a selected or existing property.

Concept 02

Miami / South Florida

A lush sanctuary with geodesic domes, a lagoon pool, a floating yin-yang lounger, and a screened hammock-and-bunk pavilion—with the Downtown Miami skyline beyond.

Built to serve—and sustain itself.

A thoughtfully planned center could support teacher trainings, retreats, courses, community practice, hospitality, events, memberships, and aligned programs. Those are possibilities to study, not revenue projections.

What a land conversation may include

An existing suitable property or parcel
A potential co-purchase or development relationship
Hospitality, retreat, education, or community expertise
Long-term stewardship and mission-aligned use

Why this matters

A healthier business can carry a bigger mission.

More people practicing meditation. More teachers trained to serve with skill. More trustworthy ideas reaching culture. More spaces where human beings can reconnect with themselves and each other.

We have spent years proving how deeply we care. Now we’re looking for partners who can help us make that care scalable.

Choose your path

What can you help build?

Start a private conversation

Tell us what resonates—and how you want to participate.

No application maze. No generic contact form. Choose the closest pathway, then send Kevin a direct note about your experience, your idea, and why the mission matters to you.

I’m most interested in… Email Kevin about partnering

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Important notice

This page is a general invitation to begin an exploratory, private conversation. It is not an offer to sell or a solicitation to buy securities or other investments; it is not investment, tax, financing, or legal advice; and it does not promise equity, ownership, governance rights, employment, compensation, profit participation, returns, appreciation, access, stays, retreats, naming rights, or any other benefit.

Descriptions of future growth, revenue opportunities, locations, financing, facilities, programs, or partnership structures are conceptual and may not occur. Any formal relationship would depend on mutual fit, verification, diligence, applicable law, professional advice, and definitive written agreements signed by the relevant parties. Do not rely on this page when making a financial, employment, property, or business decision.