If your brand feels like a money pit or a mute button on your real voice, you might be building from your loudest wound—perfectionism, people-pleasing, shame—rather than your highest wisdom. In this episode, I break down how neurosomatics (applied nervous-system work) becomes the most unlikely, wildly effective brand strategy: it gives you the safety to be honest, polarizing, and prolific—aka a brand with a pulse, not just a presence. 

What we cover

• The “loudest wound vs. highest wisdom” lens—and how it quietly drives over-investing, rebranding spirals, and content paralysis. 
• Why willpower and “just post it messy” often fail when your body reads visibility as a threat (freeze → buy another course → repeat). 
• What complex trauma and fawn responses look like in business (over-editing, being bland, motivational mush). 
• How neurosomatic drills (think: vision, vestibular, interoception, proprioception) expand capacity so your voice and decision-making turn back on. 
• The brand result: disarming candor, creative stamina, and content that actually resonates. 

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