Ok, here is a post that's going to ruffle some feathers! Because I know how much alot of you love your coffee ☕️ Caffeine isn’t the enemy but too much keeps your nervous system in a constant “on” state and when you're burnt out or suffering anxiety or panic attacks, your tolerance for caffeine is much lower. Be intentional, not dependent. Too many people can't live without it and thats when you know you are having too much. Try reducing caffeine for one week, just drink half your normal intake. I bet you will sleep deeper, feel less jittery, and notice a calmer baseline after just a few days. What's your relationship like with coffee, energy drinks or caffeine in general?

I would like to say a massive thank you to the 25 community members that have helped get this dream off the ground with me. Since I started this community we have moved from no. 5945 in the self development discovery rankings on Skool and as of right now we are at no. 2278! This is just the beginning for The Thrive Method let's keep the ball rolling in the name of conquering burnout and anxiety and helping those who need it reclaim their health, energy and happiness! 🙏🏼

Hey gang, I am excited to announce that I recorded and uploaded a new course on creating the perfect sleep routine. I know alot of you struggle with your sleep and we all know how important this is when it comes to burnout and anxiety recovery. Jump into the classroom to check it out 🙏🏼

What you eat directly affects how you think, feel, and recover. Processed foods and high-sugar snacks spike your blood sugar, crash your energy, and intensify anxiety. One of the best ways to avoid this? Prep your food for the day. When you bring nutritious, whole foods with you, you’re not at the mercy of convenience or fast-food cravings. You stay fuelled, steady, and clear-headed. Small upgrades in your nutrition and a little prep lead to massive upgrades in how you feel. Hands up who struggles with food prep but knows they should find the time to do it more often? 🙋🏾‍♀️

Hey gang! My plan is to bring some high level and hand selected health professionals into this community to support. At this stage I am looking at a strength and conditioning coach, a breathwork and meditation instructor, a naturopath and a nutritionist. Who would you like to see as the first hire? Like this post if you think this is a good idea and share your thoughts on who you would like to have access to 😁