Nervous System Leadership

Your body knows before your brain catches up. Nervous system leadership means treating physical signals (tension, depletion, that "something feels off" sensation) as legitimate business data. These posts explore how regulated leaders make better decisions, why sustainable high performance requires honoring body wisdom, and practical ways to integrate somatic intelligence into your leadership. Because the leaders shaping the next 100 years need to stay intact while doing it.
Jan 16

5 things I refuse to do

as a mom who got tired of losing herself
1 min read
Dec 02

Four hospital stays. One pattern.

It’s time we call it what it is.
1 min read
Oct 31

Imagine making decisions only when your brain is at its sharpest

an un-sexy way to redesign your day
1 min read
Oct 24

When something feels off…

and you can’t explain why
1 min read
Sep 18

Leading from Fear: How It’s Holding You Back & What to Do About It

I watched a brilliant founder crumble when she realized her "high standards" were actually fear in disguise. Her
5 min read
Aug 26

5 Ways to Get More Energy as an Entrepreneur and High Performer

5 ways entrepreneurs and high performers can restore energy by eliminating drains, realigning rhythms, and protecting what matters.
2 min read
Jun 13

How to Organize Your Day by Energy, Not Time

You’ve been taught to manage your time like a machine. Block the calendar. Color code your day. Jam as
4 min read
Jun 01

How to Thrive (Not Just Survive) in an AI-Driven World: Navigating Burnout, Overwhelm, and the Future of Work

In this article, we share strategies for embracing the AI revolution and overcoming the challenges it presents.
5 min read
May 28

Burnout, Overwork, and the New Leadership Model: How to Design a Life (and Career) You Don’t Need to Escape From

More people than ever are rethinking what work should feel like—walking away from burnout, questioning the point of relentless
3 min read
May 22

The HALT Method: Work-Life Balance for Busy Professionals and Working Parents

Your productivity crisis isn't a time management problem. It's an energy management emergency. I discovered this
7 min read