Its origins are from Japan in an ancient Shinto ritual, that’s been reimagined for modern life and popularised by people like Jesse Itzler as a once-a-year, make-or-break challenge that stretches you beyond what you think you're capable of. Now this doesn't have to be related to your business or career ... it might be, but it doesn't have to be. The core idea? Pick something so damn hard that there’s about a 50/50 chance you might fail. Something that freaks you out and excites you — and commit to doing it in 2026. That moment of intense discomfort becomes a psychological reset, shaking loose self-limiting beliefs and expanding what you know you can handle. A Misogi isn’t about impressing anyone. It's all about you. Testing your fear thresholds, confronting the inner voice that says “I can’t,” and proving to yourself what you’re really capable of. Design yours around your biggest barriers - body, mind, work, relationships - something that’s legitimately intimidating but not reckless.

Welcome to Allied Health: True North. You're here because something's off—and you're ready to figure out what that is and do something about it. Maybe it's your work, maybe it's your life outside of it, maybe it's both. Either way, you want more: more fulfillment, challenge, purpose, time, fun, or money. This is where we figure that out together. We'll explore career changes, business ideas, content creation, doing hard things—whatever helps you move toward the life and work you actually want. It's early, it's evolving, and you're invited to help shape it. Introduce yourself with: - What you do in allied health - What feels off right now (work, life, or both) - One thing you want to explore or build in 2026 Bring your whole self. This isn't just a clinical space. Let's go.