Upon purchase, you will also receive FREE access to The Komuso Method breath course ($40 value). More information on the course below.*
The first of its kind, The Shift helps you quickly and silently combat anxiety by slowing your breathing. It's a functional, elegant piece of jewelry that you wear against your heart, both as a tool and a gentle reminder to protect your well-being.
The necklace is consciously made using recycled medical-grade stainless steel with precious metal colors baked through so the piece will last. The circumference is measured and tested to deliver the ideal exhale to help you feel calm.
Chain: CABLE CHAIN 28"
*In The Komuso Method (TKM) course, Komuso co-founder Todd teaches you how shallow breathing leads to more stress and how slower, deeper breathing leads to more calm and control.
What’s in this course:
TKM Intro
Breaking the stress cycle
Name & tame your feelings
Preventative & rescue breaths
Neuropathways re-trained
Live the method
1 course, with 6 separate video lessons, led by our cofounder Todd. Each lesson is roughly 2-3 minutes, with the exception of the Structured breathing lesson, which is about 8 minutes. You have lifetime access to this course, so you can always rewatch the videos at any time.
About Komuso
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At Komuso, every breath makes a difference. The Shift is a simple and effective breathing tool created by a husband and wife team to reduce stress and anxiety, and increase peace of mind. We take 23,000 breaths every day. Each one of these represents an opportunity for change, and Komuso believes the Shift can help transform lives by breathing better.
Why we 🤍 them: Frank Ricciardi here…founder of Maavee. Well, I personally use the Komuso Shift. For years I have been keenly aware that I do not breathe when I type — not helpful, of course. After meeting Todd Steinberg, founder of Komuso, and hearing his personal story, I was immediately interested. Suffice it to say, I now breath during my email sprints and love knowing that it’s always there around my neck when I need it. As an entrepreneur, there’s always a need to take a breath. (Plus, having lived in Tokyo, I love the Japanese design influence!)
