Meditation | JJ Virgin & Dave Asprey
22 Sept 2025 · 1 min

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In this excerpt, Dave Asprey argues that meditation is not a one-size-fits-all practice. He likens meditation to cooking, suggesting that just as different chefs use different recipes, individuals should select meditation techniques that match their brain type—e.g., a "farmer" brain versus a "hunter" brain. He shares that many generic meditation methods left him tired and ineffective, and proposes alternatives such as hiring a specialist, using delivered solutions, or employing other health strategies like intermittent fasting to achieve desired outcomes. The core message is that assuming everyone must meditate is a flawed premise; instead, people should tailor or outsource the practice to suit their neurotype and current state.










