After my catastrophic brain injury, the best hope for me, according to external influences, was to live a mediocre life with my new body and physical disability. But for me, I had different plans.

 

When I got discharged from the rehab hospital after 3 plus years of overcoming the seemingly impossible (yes, over 3 years), I started to ask the deeper questions in life. Is there life after death? Why I am still here? What is the purpose of life? Etc.​ This ignited not only a journey of recovery but more importantly, a journey of discovery. I dug deep into books and any type of knowledge that spoke to the core of my being.

 

First, I started digesting knowledge about Neuroplaticity and Neuroscience, then I studied and practiced brain exercises. Then I studied philosophy and psychology and I became my own test subject, applying the knowledge and insights I learned. Then I dove deeper, studying esoteric spiritual knowledge and I started practicing meditation. I had profound results and experiences that opened my eyes to a world unknown to me.

 

During this time I was called to coaching and I studied many modalities and received many coaching certificates and assisted many people from all walks of life. All this was setting the stage in order to better my life but more importantly to be better enabled to assist others in finding their inner power and escape the labyrinth of despair. 

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When all is said and done, at Mind Over Brain, our certificates don't give us our credentials, our results do. ​​​

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Though it has taken me over a decade to fit all these pieces together and reveal the big picture, there's no better time than in these times of change to introduce the world to Mind Over Brain. The name came about because it is the brain that is the master orchestrator of our human experience. And it is the mind that has the ability to change it. 

 

This manifestation is the culmination of my experiences, research, life and the great minds that have taught me and have dared to step beyond the limits of understanding. It is early days of this project but eventually I hope it will set a steady and innovative foundation for those that are seeking support to live a more fulfilling and meaningful life, especially,  after serious injury or challenging circumstances.​​​​

 

It is the brain that holds the greatest mysteries and the keys to wellbeing. And the most encouraging part is that we all have one, we just have to know how to use it.

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