Big Picture Zen exists for a specific kind of professional — the rare individual who succeeds outwardly yet senses something deeper inwardly. Someone who leads, decides, influences, and navigates complexity, yet quietly feels drawn toward a deeper understanding of life, self, and reality. I call such individuals leader-seekers.
A leader-seeker is someone who operates confidently in the outer world while simultaneously searching for clarity in the inner world.
They think deeply, observe quietly, and feel intuitively that beneath the surface of everyday life, there is a subtler intelligence waiting to be understood.
Most leader-seekers turn to books, meditation, psychology, philosophy, or spiritual teachings. They gather insights, moments of clarity, glimpses of stillness. Yet the deeper questions remain alive:
- Why do I still feel something unresolved?
- What is the truth beneath all appearances?
- How do I access wisdom, not just knowledge?
- Where does real clarity come from?
Big Picture Zen was created to answer these questions.
What Big Picture Zen Offers
Big Picture Zen is not a method, not a belief system, and not a set of spiritual techniques. It is a way of seeing — a shift from understanding life conceptually to understanding it directly. Through simple reflective conversations grounded in Zen, self-inquiry, metaphors, and lived insight, we explore:
How you perceive yourself and the world
What shapes your thoughts, choices, and identity
Why your inner journey feels stuck despite sincerity
What becomes possible when you see without distortion
The aim is not to make you “spiritual.” The aim is to help you access inner wisdom — the one human capacity AI can never replace. When wisdom becomes the lens, clarity becomes natural, and action becomes effortless.
About Me
I spent more than two decades in leadership roles across marketing, IT products, and software sales — while simultaneously exploring the deeper dimension of life through self-inquiry, meditation, and essential teachings from various wisdom traditions. A profound awakening experience early in my career changed the way I perceived everything.
It showed me that true understanding does not come from accumulating knowledge, but from seeing reality as it is. Big Picture Zen distills these insights into a form that modern professionals can engage with — without leaving their responsibilities, careers, or ambitions.
This is not an escape from the world.
It is a clearer way of being in the world.
Who this is for
You may resonate with this work if:
- You succeed outwardly but feel something missing inwardly.
- You think deeply and wonder about life’s underlying patterns.
- You meditate, read, or reflect — but clarity feels intermittent.
- You sense a deeper truth yet find few people who understand this search.
- You want wisdom to guide your life, not more techniques or concepts.
If this describes you, Big Picture Zen is your space.
Your Next Step
Begin with one conversation — the 1:1 Discovery Dialogue.
It is a quiet, reflective session designed to explore where you are on your inner journey and whether this work resonates with you.
Or, if you’d like to first understand your seeker orientation, take:
The Seeker’s Compass — a 20-question reflective assessment.
Clarity begins here.
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