The anxiety that shows up before the moments that matter most
Before the client call. Before the difficult conversation. Before the decision you can't stop second-guessing.
That kind of anxiety isn't a character flaw. It's a biological response, and it can be changed in seconds.
The good news is that we can trick our brains so that they stop responding in this way. Even though we can't always control the world around us, we can control how we respond to it, and how we feel.
Join me to learn tips and techniques from neuroscience and psychology to get yourself back to a place of calm. All of these can be done in minutes, or sometimes seconds, to redirect your brain back to a good place.
Lifetime access to a recording will be available for anyone who has registered, but couldn't make it on the day.
Your nervous system can't tell the difference between a genuine threat and a high-stakes meeting. It's doing its job, just at the wrong moment.
These techniques work with your biology, not against it. Relief doesn't require willpower or a therapy session.
Most techniques work in seconds. Subtle enough to use in the middle of a meeting without anyone noticing.



Every time I teach this material, someone tells me a few days later:
"I tried that weird thing you showed us and it worked."