I've always loved topics connected to thought, consciousness, communication and awareness.

But before I started to understand my own internal ecosystem, things were a lot more complicated.  It took finding tools and techniques that aren't widely known or discussed, let alone taught.

When I started studying applied neuroscience, it was like someone turned a light on in a dark room.  

Suddenly, many of the mysteries could be traded up for mastery.

My actions, reactions, and interactions became more purposeful and effective.That's why I do this - to move the needle in the right direction for our species.

 These days, I bring that information and understanding to teams and individuals, helping them to create more productive relationships, manage their own needs, and enhance interpersonal communication.

Not only that, but because what I share in training is applicable beyond your career, it has the added benefit of creating ways to improve our personal lives dramatically as well.

I show people ways to enhance our understanding of how and why our brains work the way they do, and utilise that information with  key skills and tools to create new choices and options for  every action, reaction and interaction that we have.

I've always loved those moments when our brains 'jump the tracks' and we see things in a new way - you might refer to it as a light bulb moment, or an aha... But when we jump the tracks, we see that a new direction is possible. And in that moment, we have a new choice. We have new options.
 We have hope for a better future.