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Bulletproofing the physiologies of executives & entrepreneurs to optimize their brain for better energy, focus, motivation & productivity.

Austin, Texas
Joined October 2011
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If your energy, focus, mood, or motivation have been off lately, I created a quick 1-minute assessment to help you start figuring out what might be contributing. Take it here: form.typeform.com/to/w50NC8B…
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If your energy, focus, mood, or motivation have been off lately, I created a quick 1-minute assessment to help you start figuring out what might be contributing. Take it here: form.typeform.com/to/w50NC8B…
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If your energy, focus, mood, or motivation have been off lately, I created a quick 1-minute assessment to help you start figuring out what might be contributing. Take it here: form.typeform.com/to/w50NC8B…
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Stress isn't the enemy of performance. Handled right, it's part of it. The goal I work toward with clients isn't a stress-free life. It's a system that can carry the load.
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If your energy, focus, mood, or motivation have been off lately, I created a quick 1-minute assessment to help you start figuring out what might be contributing. Take it here: form.typeform.com/to/w50NC8B…
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When a client feels overwhelmed, I want to understand what their week looks like. Sleep, meals, workload, downtime. We look at the whole picture before building a plan.
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Almost every client intake I do includes gut questions most people never get asked. It's not glamorous, but it tells me a lot about what's actually going on.
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Before a client cuts another food, I want data. What does their gut actually look like? Testing first, then decisions. Not the other way around.
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If your motivation has been missing for weeks, I don't tell you to push harder or want it more. I look at what your body has been running on. That's where the answer usually starts.
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When a client wants to feel and perform better, I want to know what a normal day of eating looks like. Not the ideal version. The actual one.
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I specialize in stress physiology for high performers. With the women I work with, the plan looks different than it does for the men. Because it should.
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I'm caffeine sensitive and I still drink a double espresso. When a client tells me coffee makes them jittery or anxious, we don't always cut the coffee. We look at how they're drinking it.
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When a founder tells me their thinking gets foggy by afternoon, I don't start with their workflow. I start with what they ate that morning.
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14 minutes until my next client call and I'm making a burger. Protein, complex carbs, actual food.
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If your energy, focus, mood, or motivation have been off lately, I created a quick 1-minute assessment to help you start figuring out what might be contributing. Take it here: form.typeform.com/to/w50NC8B…
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If you used to handle everything and now small tasks feel like a lot, I don't start with your calendar or your to-do list. I start with sleep, stress, and what your body has been carrying.
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If your list of foods you 'can't eat' keeps growing, that's worth understanding, not just accepting. One goal with my clients is getting foods back, not cutting more.
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You work out. You sauna. You do all the right things, and you're still carrying the week on Monday. What do you actually have in your week that lets it out?
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