About

Am I a monk?

Officially? No. But I’ve been exploring the inner side of life for over twenty years, including years of Chinese internal martial arts training, teaching spiritual growth and intuition, and working with hundreds of people in personal development and healing.

I’ve been living the mystical life for over a decade while running my own business, so I know a thing or two about merging the spiritual with the worldly.

I was born on the day of the “mold breakers”

My journey began when I was 15, with a series of articles on fitness and the mysterious powers of the mind by George Leonard, aikido master and writer. Then, while in college, I studied Chinese internal martial arts, and my training in Taoism began alongside the learning of the physical disciplines. After graduating college, I started studying Chinese medicine, with the intention of becoming a healer.

And then, everything flipped on its head

I got introduced to a school of spiritual and energetic healing. The only problem was, I wasn’t spiritual. Or so I thought (my resistance lasted about three days).

After a huge, heart-opening experience, I knew I had found my path. Within weeks, I was studying at that school, and quickly progressed from student to graduate volunteer to faculty member. During that time, I also worked as a business consultant, bringing spirituality and personal development into corporate and small-business America (albeit under the radar), and started my own practice as a spiritual healer, teaching workshops and mentoring other healers.

Fast-forwarding to the present…

Bringing the inner and outer worlds together has clearly been my passion for twenty years. With Monk At Work, I’m flying that flag for all the world to see, because I’ve got a vision: that spirit-infused business is what will change the world.

They call me ‘Kind Steel’

My spiritual name means, “beloved friend”, although most know me for my humorous approach to, well, everything. Lately I’ve also picked up the nickname, “Kind Steel”, because as much as I’m compassionate when I help people, I also have a firm dedication to seeing others succeed - and I won’t settle for anything less, no matter how much you beg and plead… :-)

Adam Kayce

Please don’t hesitate to contact me if you have any questions.

The best way to find yourself is to lose yourself in the service of others. - Gandhi

p.s. Some of my other interests in life are kung fu movies, Tuvan throat-singing (seriously!), and my family. Oh yeah, and anything with coconut in it.