Cultural time is the dominant framework of the Western world.

It treats time as something to manage or “solve,” and is obsessed with systems, discipline, and routines.

People who thrive in organic time rebuild the framework so they’re not swimming upstream.

They don’t try to “fix” time. Instead, they inhabit time and allow their habits, attention, and pace to reorganize naturally from there.

This is for you, if:

• You want 2026 to be shaped deliberately rather than by your default habits or programming

• You understand the power of circadian rhythms and natural cycles, but want support living what you already know.
• You have a strained relationship with time. You consistently feel late, rushed, stressed or bored, trying to "kill time."
• You want to apply Āyurvedic wisdom in your daily life and flow with solar & lunar cycles.

When I invite people to practice Time Craft, the most common thing I hear is: 

“I don’t have time for a course about time."

Which is inherently pretty funny, and we have to laugh.

But then, here’s what I say:

1. Time Craft is not a course. It’s a practicum, all about real-world application and skillful experimentation. There are no rules, requirements or obligations – just a coherent set of invitations and opportunities to reorient your relationship with time and explore new strategies to create greater ease, joy and freedom within given limitations.
   
   
2. Time Craft creates more time than it takes. With a few simple concepts and easy practices, I know for a fact that you can instantaneously create more spaciousness in your experience of time. Your to-do list won’t necessarily disappear (though it may change!), but your attitude towards it will. When you align your life with natural time, you enhance the chances of flowing downstream with time, as opposed to fighting against the dominant tides.
    
3. What could possibly be more important? There is, in my opinion, nothing more urgent in life than to discover your unique gifts and figure out how best to give them away. This is a life-long process; it takes time to figure it out; it takes time to enact. Cultivating right relationship with time, then, arises as a pre-eminent task, one of the wisest ways to accelerate the realization of your unique life purpose.

The next most common question is something like, 

“What do we actually do?"

I love this question.

1. We start with a thorough audit. We get fearlessly honest about how you spend your hours, days, months and years. This provides the foundation for everything that follows. We cannot move forward except from where we are. An accurate map is of no use if you don’t know your current location.
   
   
2. We define time. We identify the many different types of time and play with when and where each type might be most useful. Time is a tool. Having the right tool for the job determines the quality of the outcome. “When all you have is a hammer, everything looks like a nail.” Hammers are awesome, sometimes, but so are saws and screwdrivers. We just need to diversify the contents of your toolbelt.
   
   
3. We practice. The heart of the program is a series of experiments. You are invited to - 
• practice proven time-blocking techniques for productivity;
• apply ancient & modern circadian science for better sleep and stable energy; 
• play meditative self-awareness games exploring the five forms of focus in order to consciously choose which type of time you want to experience in any given moment; and 
• study the personal impact of grand-scale cycles so you can more accurately orient your in-the-moment actions with the prevailing winds of cosmic time.

There’s more, but that’s a solid summary.