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Practical Guides

Actionable frameworks and protocols designed to strengthen mental resilience, focus, and day-to-day decision quality.

  • Based on established neuroscience and physiology, translated into plain language.

  • Designed to be run as a simple protocol: a sequence of small actions you can follow without overthinking.

  • Built for busy people: short, modular, and easy to combine with the way you already live and work.

Each guide is

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green plant on green grass

SCIENCE-BASED WELLBEING

Wellbeing refers to our emotional, psychological, physical and social health. It affects how we think, feel and act, and influences relationships, learning and body. Good wellbeing allows us to cope with stress, work productively and contribute to our communities.

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shallow focus photography of pencil on book
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MacBook Pro

DAILY FOCUS, ENERGY & CLARITY

Most of us don’t need more hacks. We need a simple, reliable way to move through the day with more focus, steadier energy and a bit more kindness toward ourselves. Think of it less as a strict routine and more as a menu: you are invited to try one tool at a time, notice what changes, and keep what works.

DEEP WORK & CREATIVITY AT WORKSPACE

Design your workspace so your brain naturally shifts into focus, deep work and creativity. This protocol uses light, what you see, how you sit or stand, movement and sound to make concentration easier instead of harder.

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man standing in front of group of men

EMPLOYEE'S WELLBEING

Most leaders know wellbeing matters. Fewer know what actually works. The research is clear: wellness apps and resilience workshops alone don't move the needle. What does work is redesigning systems, training managers, and building cultures where people can speak up, recover, and do their best thinking.

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low light photography of crescent moon
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bowl of vegetable salads

SLEEP

This guide translates sleep science into practical tools for founders, executives, and senior leaders. Every section includes what the research says and what you can do about it this week.

NUTRITION

Food is one of the most powerful levers for how you feel, think and age. The same calories can either drive inflammation, metabolic dysfunction and brain fog, or support energy, clear thinking and long‑term healthspan. This guide distills the core science and translates it into small, doable steps you can experiment with this week.

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a man sitting at a desk in front of a computer

STRESS MANAGEMENT

Chronic stress is not just “in your head” — it interacts with metabolism, mitochondria, inflammation, the microbiome, hormones, nutrition and trauma, and shapes how quickly you age and how well you function day to day. Effective stress management reduces risk of cardiovascular disease and diabetes, improves mood and cognition, and supports healthspan rather than only lifespan.

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man in black t-shirt and black shorts doing push up

PHYSICAL ACTIVITY

Deliberate, repeated physical activity (exercise) improves cardiovascular, metabolic, musculoskeletal and brain function, and is a core root‑cause lever for preventing and treating chronic disease. Regular exercise lowers risk of heart disease, diabetes and several cancers, improves mood and cognition, and extends healthspan by preserving mobility and mental sharpness.

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people sitting down near table with assorted laptop computers

DIGITAL OBESITY & INFORMATION DETOX

Structured digital use protects focus, mood and decision quality in an environment designed to fragment attention. Short, targeted “digital detox” practices improve attention, reduce stress and anxiety, and can reclaim 1–2 hours of deep work per day.