It was great! I loved it. I really felt like the narrator was knowledgeable and had something to teach me. His explanations for the process actually made sense, and weren't woo-woo mumbo jumbo. Perhaps it is all placebo effect, but even if so, the effect worked for me perfectly.
The problem is, as the industry exploded, it became harder and harder to find meditation guides that have that quality.
Even on Headspace, which I used to love, there's only so much they could provide, before the demand necessitated putting out meditation guides that are more and more ridiculous ("meditation for doing the dishes", "meditation for walking the dog", etc).
And I haven't found any guides that help me to the degree that the original Headspace ones did. Would love it if anyone has any recommendations.
(of course, you might say "you don't need a guide once you know how to do it", but personally I find it really hard without some recorded guide helping me along)