That being said, I've also learned what happens if you don't prioritise a regulated nervous system in a high performance environment.

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3 years ago, I had a big wake-up call.​ I was interviewing executives for my company in the waiting area of the hospital—while my mother lay there on her deathbed. When I ultimately lost her to a long battle with cancer, I entered a dark night of the soul.​ While juggling meetings, I spent the following month organizing her funeral and profoundly shifted my outlook on everything in my life.

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All while I was living my then dream of being an entrepreneur, running my own web3 start-up, serving the top-tier DeFi protocols, making more $ than all of my peers, travelling to conferences all over the world, and holding guest lectures at the top-tier business university that I had graduated at myself.

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Yes, I was living my dream, but it was taking a toll on my health, physically, mentally, and spiritually. My body had warned me, but I ignored all her signs—even then, for another year. Until she pulled all emergency breaks.

 

That was the moment I made a decision to put myself first again. I left our team to my amazing co-founders, invested time in healing, tried every tool I could get my hands on, reconnected with my passions, my true talents and how I can make a meaningful impact by using them.​

 

Of course, being a Type-A personality, I  got the best degrees applicable and started working for ambitious leaders like yourself. Turns out's the industry I worked in has a huge demand for coaching, and performance management and burn-out prevention. Does that resonate with you?

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