He has one-on-one sessions using the online video chat application, Skype, changing the way meditation is taught. He doesn’t lead retreats frequently or advocate the necessity of retreats because he finds the Western Buddhist culture is moving away from the ‘professional yogi’ type. Kenneth Folk calls his younger self a professional yogi who would attend retreat after retreat, only stopping to make some money for the next one. But nowadays there are many more householders making major progress practicing in their daily lives. He doesn’t teach much theory either but focuses on the guided meditation and the method of noting aloud. He is amazed by the efficacy of the Buddha’s teachings if they are presented correctly—he believes that noting aloud is an easy way to make progress.