ACT 6: WHY I UNDERSTAND YOUR WORLD
Before this transformation, I spent years in your rooms.
As Head of Culture at a $2 billion company, I built programs, trained leaders, designed systems that scaled. I know what it's like to carry organizational complexity, navigate board dynamics, and make decisions that affect hundreds of lives.
As a startup founder, I know what it feels like to carry payroll, make hard calls with incomplete information, and absorb the emotional weight of building something from nothing.
But here's what made the pressure unbearable:
I wasn't just responsible for company stakeholders. I was responsible for my family.
The fear of putting them on the streets was real. Not theoretical. Real.
Every business decision carried that weight: "If this fails, what happens to them?" Every late night. Every risk. Every moment of uncertainty.
You're not just managing a P&L. You're managing the security of the people you love most. That's not pressure you can compartmentalize or strategize away. That's pressure that lives in your body, keeps you up at 3am, makes rest feel irresponsible.
Other families' livelihoods depending on you. Your own family's security depending on you. And no one around you who fully understands what it feels like to carry both simultaneously.
That's why your nervous system won't let you rest. Because the stakes feel existential. Because they ARE existential.
My PhD in Biomedical Engineering gave me the technical foundation to understand how the body and mind actually works—not just conceptually, but mechanically. That's why my approach bridges neuroscience and transformation in a way most coaching can't: I'm not translating spiritual concepts into business language. I'm translating brain science into practical regulation tools you can deploy under pressure.
I've been where you are. I know the pressure you carry. The rooms you're in. The decisions you're making. The people who depend on you.
That's not bragging. That's context.
It's why I can guide you through this evolution—because I've lived the equation you're running, discovered it was unsolvable, and found the actual path forward.