Dedicated to raising a generation of mindful children

JC Das sitting next to a 9-year-old meditator named Devi.

Our story began with one simple idea: make meditation accessible to children

An illustrated image of Good Luck Yogi, a meditation superhero for kids.

JC Das, a former monk and music producer, wanted to help kids cope with anxiety so he partnered with Anchal Leela Chand, a mother and behavioral therapist, to help bring Good Luck Yogi’s vision to life.

During COVID-19, meditation and wellness became a necessity in millions of homes. To distribute mindfulness content to kids, Good Luck Yogi created 100s of meditations, a children’s book, and a mobile app.

Since coming to life, Good Luck Yogi has traveled around the U.S. teaching meditation to over 5,000 children, parents, and teachers at schools, hospitals, wellness events, parks, and private home sessions.

Tisha Campbell-Martin uses Good Luck Yogi to teach kids mindfulness.

“My children need Good Luck Yogi because although it may seem small to us, young people have pressures too.“

Tisha Campbell-Martin, Actress

Meet the Founding Yogi:
JC Das

JC Das sitting meditating in a quiet garden while sitting in lotus pose.

JC was instilled with the gift of creativity, but struggled with standardized schooling and social anxiety growing up. Having had trouble expressing himself, JC used music as an outlet; eventually becoming a hip hop producer and a music-based caregiver for children with autism.

While producing relaxing sounds to help kids find calmness, JC became fascinated with meditation, and led him to becoming a full-time brahmacari monk for 6 years throughout India and North America. In 2017, he became a Chaplain at the University of Southern California and developed mindfulness workshops for students.

After seeing the global rise of stress in young minds, JC developed a heroic figure who taught children how to fight from within. By uniting JC’s love for creativity and meditation, Good Luck Yogi is inspiring kids all around the world to meditate and express themselves.

Meet Our Investors

Good Luck Yogi’s investors and advisors believe every child deserves the right to inner peace, and sees early childhood as the best time to teach the lifelong skill of meditation.

Sally Wolf is a corporate mindfulness teacher and investor in Good Luck Yogi.

Chong Shi is an impact investor who invested in Good Luck Yogi's meditation startup for kids.

Sally Wolf,
Ex-NBC Universal

Chong Shi,
Impact Investor

Courtney Joyce is an impact investor who backed Good Luck Yogi's meditation app for children.

Martin Kraty is a successful executive who is Good Luck Yogi's chief startup advisor.

Courtney Joyce,
Impact Investor

Martin Kraty,
Chief Advisor

Anjali Kumar is a lawyer and mindfulness keynote speaker who invested in Good Luck Yogi.

Ellie Burrows is a mindfulness meditation teacher and investor in Good Luck Yogi.

Anjali Kumar,
Ex-Google

Ellie Burrows,
Ex-MNDFL

Meet Our Team

Everyone on the Good Luck Yogi team shares the same vision of the future where all children have access to meditation education, inner peace, and positive characters in media.