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The John Spalding Podcast
John Spalding
47 episodes
1 day ago
This podcast takes a hard look at modern life, and how to use reason as a springboard to improving our lives.
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This podcast takes a hard look at modern life, and how to use reason as a springboard to improving our lives.
Show more...
Philosophy
Society & Culture
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Meditation Apps: Are they worth it? Headspace, Ten Percent Happier, and Waking Up Review.
The John Spalding Podcast
45 minutes 27 seconds
6 years ago
Meditation Apps: Are they worth it? Headspace, Ten Percent Happier, and Waking Up Review.

In this episode of the podcast I talk about three meditation apps. Having purchased premium subscriptions to each, and having spent at least six months using these apps, I have a pretty fair sense of them. But there's a lot more to the business of meditation apps than personal preferences. These are businesses, and not all of them are as zen as they think.

I should point out that I do not discuss money in this podcast. When it comes to something like meditation, money should not play a role. Yes, some are more expense than others, but a cheaper price (as is so often the case) can mean a cheaper experience. Then again, sometimes the least expensive option is the best. 

I do discuss "bang for your buck," and this pertains entirely to the idea that if you are going to spend money on only one meditation app--regardless of price--then you might extract the most value from a particular app.

The John Spalding Podcast
This podcast takes a hard look at modern life, and how to use reason as a springboard to improving our lives.