Many of us want to live a life that's aligned with who we really are, but life gets in the way. We get busy, add new priorities, get tired, and ultimately lose control of our time.
Kindred Minds is an expert-developed membership that helps you retake control of your life and live with greater alignment. We offer a structured space to reflect, slow down, and prioritize what's important to you.
Get started with a free 7 day trial. Once you sign up, you will get access to all Kindred Minds reflections through the KM Portal.
Every week for the first 10 weeks, you will receive an expert-developed reflection in your inbox. These reflections will help you build deeper self-awareness and get the most out of your KM membership.
Every 2 weeks, you will also receive recurring reflections in your inbox to help you stay accountable and achieve your goals.
The Kindred Minds Membership costs $19.99/month with a 7-day free trial so you can see whether it's the right fit for you.
We partnered with a diverse set of licensed coaches and learning experts to build out our curiculum. We use frameworks like Wheel of Life, Reflected Best Self ExerciseTM, Eulogy Exercise, and The Enneagram, among others, to deepen your self-awareness, identify areas you want to nurture in life, and provide tactical structures and frameworks to achieve your goals.
Many of us want to reflect more but don't know how or what. There's no accountability. We've built a structure that holds you accountable through regular reflections that help you cultivate greater clarity in your life.
High quality coaching can cost hundreds of dollars per session. We've worked with expert coaches to offer our exercises & reflections at a fraction of the cost.
Yash has spent the last 7 years facilitating workshops and meaningful group experiences for people from all walks of life including executives, families, founders, students, and more. He focuses on using mindfulness (trained in insight-based techniques) and other science-backed modalities to help people uncover personal insights and live their best lives.
At Kindred Minds he has led and facilitated hundreds of sessions, creating space for vulnerability and deep inner connection. At The Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania, Yash learned under Adam Grant, an organizational psychologist and New York Times bestselling author, and Stewart D. Friedman, the founding director of the Wharton Leadership Program and Wharton’s Work/Life Integration Project.
His past work includes working with clients featured in the New York Times, Forbes, and Wall Street Journal.
Noah's work in training, learning, and education has spanned 20 years. He's built award-winning e-learning courses, written teaching books, run education nonprofits and businesses, trained teachers, and taught people ages 9 to 89. His expertise makes learning meaningful and engaging.
He also does small-business and executive coaching. As a coach, he addresses issues in diversity, equity, and inclusion to ensure an inclusive, culturally-relevant learning program. He's invested in mentees' success and lovingly pushes them to meet their goals.
Catherine is a certified holistic leadership coach who focuses on cultivating inner leadership. She helps bring conscious intentionality to executives and teams through management leadership trainings, group coaching, and 1:1 coaching. She's coached leaders and teams from Google, Facebook, Pinterest, Twitter, Nerdwallet, Nextdoor, HackerOne, Github, and other various startups.
Catherine believes that coming alive is the most meaningful gift you can give to yourself and the world around you. She is deeply motivated to help others come alive so they can fully feel the magic of being alive.
She's a certified professional Co-Active Coach (CPCC) and certified Yoga Instructor (RYT-300). Learn more about Catherine.
Yash has spent the last 7 years facilitating workshops and meaningful group experiences for people from all walks of life including executives, families, founders, students, and more. He focuses on using mindfulness (trained in insight-based techniques) and other science-backed modalities to help people uncover personal insights and live their best lives.
At Kindred Minds he has led and facilitated hundreds of sessions, creating space for vulnerability and deep inner connection. At The Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania, Yash learned under Adam Grant, an organizational psychologist and New York Times bestselling author, and Stewart D. Friedman, the founding director of the Wharton Leadership Program and Wharton’s Work/Life Integration Project.
His past work includes working with clients featured in the New York Times, Forbes, and Wall Street Journal.
Noah's work in training, learning, and education has spanned 20 years. He's built award-winning e-learning courses, written teaching books, run education nonprofits and businesses, trained teachers, and taught people ages 9 to 89. His expertise makes learning meaningful and engaging.
He also does small-business and executive coaching. As a coach, he addresses issues in diversity, equity, and inclusion to ensure an inclusive, culturally-relevant learning program. He's invested in mentees' success and lovingly pushes them to meet their goals.
Catherine is a certified holistic leadership coach who focuses on cultivating inner leadership. She helps bring conscious intentionality to executives and teams through management leadership trainings, group coaching, and 1:1 coaching. She's coached leaders and teams from Google, Facebook, Pinterest, Twitter, Nerdwallet, Nextdoor, HackerOne, Github, and other various startups.
Catherine believes that coming alive is the most meaningful gift you can give to yourself and the world around you. She is deeply motivated to help others come alive so they can fully feel the magic of being alive.
She's a certified professional Co-Active Coach (CPCC) and certified Yoga Instructor (RYT-300). Learn more about Catherine.
Lulu Cheng coaches leaders and founders who are mission-driven, product-focused, and human first. As a writer, illustrator, and performer, her creative work explores identity and belonging, often through a humorous lens. Her work has been published in Hyphen, Slant'd, Quartz, and by Nomadic Press.
Lulu has also helped scale some of the most beloved consumer software products in the world at Pinterest and Dropbox. Representation and inclusion, especially in the workplace, matter deeply to her. Learn more about Lulu.
Joe Greenstein is the co-founder of Leaders in Tech. Through Leaders in Tech, Joe has extensive experience in building an experience and environment that fosters vulnerability, connection, and personal transformation. In his program, participants engage in candid dialogue in a confidential setting where they can drop the salesmanship and speak openly. In the process, participants forge deep relationships they can rely for the rest of their careers.
Outside of Leaders in Tech, Joe helps advise and coach over 60 different executives, helping them build culturally healthy organizations and avoid burnout.
Sarah Zarina Hakani is a South-Asian, Shi’a Ismaili Muslim from Atlanta, whose work focuses on the de- and re-construction of identity in the context of reclaiming the self as independent of but directly informed by the systems and structures that possess it. She has a background in Neuroscience, which she applies to better rooting and understanding her ever-evolving esotericism.
During her Masters in Education, Technology and Innovation from Harvard, Sarah explored how creation can serve as a tool for learning and innovation, particularly for marginalized folks to rewrite their interactions with the world. Currently, she works as a Product Manager at Bocoup, an inclusive technology firm that focuses on accessibility and making tech spaces safer for the most marginalized. She is also a visual artist with residencies coming up at The Anderson Center & SVA, and co-founded Reconstructed Magazine, a space that uplifts queer, Black, and Shi’a Muslims, navigating their own ever-evolving faith practices through creation.
Josh Lavine is an Enneagram and life coach and also founded Myelin Grove -- a coaching and education company that helps high-impact, mission-driven humans become leaders that make humanity kinder, wiser, and more sustainable for 7+ generations down the line.
In all of his work, he cares about ushering in a revolution in our collective way of being — one that embraces a developmental lens, honors inner work as much as outer achievements, and champions love, planetary harmony, and the deepening of our consciousness.
Our expert-developed membership incorporates tried-and-tested frameworks, best practices, and rigorous reflections to ensure members get the most out of their membership. See below for a sneak peek of the exercises and frameworks for some of our onboarding reflections.
Example Reflection: The Wheel of Life
Example Reflection: Enneagram typing
Example Reflection: smart goal setting
Complete The Mindfull Application to reflect on your goals and share why you would be a good fit for the program.
Schedule a free 15 min 1:1 consultation so we can get to know you and answer any questions you might have.
Sign up for the 12-week program before seats run out and get started with a group of 8-10 other like-minded individuals.
It can be hard to stay on track with building your mental health. We create multiple layers of accountability to make sure you learn and implement the insights you signed up for:
94%
Kindred Minds 3-Month Completion Rate
vs. 7% completion rate of self-paced courses
Self awareness and intention are the cornerstones to living our best lives. And meditation is a powerful tool for us to understand who we really are. In addition to an optional daily meditation schedule, we use a social habit tracker outside of our weekly sessions to help keep you accountable.
After your first session, it's less than $25 per 1.5 hour session*.
*For those who cannot afford it, we are happy to work with you to come up with an individualized payment plan.
Over time, we have learned how to create space that enables meaningful connection and a deeper look at ourselves. Our weekly sessions, structured curriculum, and meditation tools serve as the bedrock of the Sangha experience.
Weekly sessions to go deeper
The key component of the Sangha experience is the 1.5 hour weekly check-in. What makes Sangha unique is a determined focus on intimacy and commitment. Every week, you see the same small group of people every week, enabling deeper, more meaningful connection.
Structured curriculum that makes it simpler
Each Sangha program is inspired by a time-old framework that serves as a base point for us to delve deeper. For instance, we may explore our life through the lens of the Hero's Journey Framework. Or we may use Buddhism's Noble Eightfold Path to better understand our path.
Meditation tools to help further your practice
Every morning, you will receive a daily meditation from one of the world's leading meditation instructors including Tara Brach, David Ji, and others. In addition to this, we will track our daily practice and progress using a social habit tracker app to help you build, or deepen, your practice.
What is Kindred Minds?
Kindred Minds is a monthly membership for a highly-structured and more affordable approach to life coaching. Our program helps you build deeper self-awareness, regularly pause and reflect on your life, and equip you with frameworks and accountability to become a better version of yourself.
We use frameworks like Wheel of Life, Reflected Best Self ExerciseTM, Eulogy Exercise, and The Enneagram, among others, to deepen your self-awareness, identify areas you want to nurture in life, and provide tactical structures and frameworks to achieve your goals.
How is Kindred minds different than traditional 1:1 coaching?
Kindred Minds takes a new approach to traditional coaching, integrating expertise through asynchronous content & exercises. Instead of live sessions with a coach, you are invited to complete expert-developed reflections that inspire deeper self-awareness and changes in your day-to-day life.
Tactically, our reflections are more structured than traditional coaching sessions. Each reflection will cover a particular topic and framework that our expert coaches have designed. The topics are broad enough to be applicable to everyone, yet crisp and structured enough that you'll walk away from each session with new, applicable insights.
Finally, we are more affordable than traditional 1:1 coaching, which often runs $150-$200 per hour.
Is this a replacement for therapy?
Kindred Minds is not a replacement for clinical therapy or a substitute for professional treatment. However, many of our members have found that our programs have helped them manage their mental health.
We like to think of ourselves as group fitness for mental health. You typically go to a fitness class to build strength, resilience, and endurance for whatever physical challenges life throws your way. In a similar way, Kindred Minds helps you build emotional and mental muscles that will help you live a grounded, resilient life.
How much does the membership cost? What does it include?
The membership costs $19.99/month with a 7-day free trial. This includes access to all of our expert-developed exercises and recurring reflections that are sent to your inbox every two weeks.
What happens if I Join and find this program isn't for me?
No worries! If this program isn't for you, we'd much rather you be able to invest your time & money into something that serves you best. You can cancel your membership within the 7-day trial period or anytime after through our membership portal.