You won't see beads, incense or New Age types in this film that breaks the stereotype of meditation and the kinds of people who do it. The film provides a portrait of a highly driven and ambitious entrepreneur and three of her Type A employees, far from the New Age poster children that one might associate with a technique that originated in Eastern spiritual traditions. The film follows these individuals in their stressful workplace and after hours with their families - lifting weights, coaching football, riding motorcycles and disco dancing. Initially skeptical, they all experienced a surprising change in their lives. The film ends with a moving tribute to the entrepreneur's father, who encouraged his rebellious entrepreneurial daughter to meditate almost 40 years ago.—Anonymous