The Basic Practices

Playing | Warming | Giving | Asking

Jeff has broken it down to four basic modes of interacting: playing, warming, giving , and asking.

Jeff takes you carefully through each mode of interaction, helping you find your own unique way to creatively implement them in your life. Jeff designed the MIM Method to work in small steps, allowing you to generate new habits of action and thought that will spontaneously arise when you need them.

Most of these interactions are minimal, deceptively so. The magic of this approach is the profound (often surprising) changes you experience once it becomes integrated into your daily life. MIM does not ask you to change anything about your personality. Rather, MIM shows you the joy that comes from spontaneously bringing more of yourself effortlessly to the people you care most about.

The core mindset and the basic practices work together in a reciprocal way. The more you learn to inhabit and embody the core attitude, the more you will spontaneously enact the basic generative interactions; and the more you spontaneously enact those simple practices, the more often you find yourself naturally living from your deepest experience of meaningful connection.