The thinking behind the work.
Essays on people, performance, and what it actually takes to build organizations, and the humans inside them, that last.
Part science, part story, always in my own voice. Occasional, intentional, worth your time.
My mind rewired
In November 2012, I fell 30 feet. Doctors said I shouldn't have survived. I woke up unable to walk, talk, or remember my own life. Four months later I was running two miles a day. This is the experience that made my neuroscience research personal — and the one that convinced me the brain's capacity for rebuilding itself is the most underestimated force in human performance.