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Changing jobs is easy. Changing the patterns you carry into the next job is harder. Jamie Wood learned that after climbing the corporate-finance ladder, burning out and discovering that a new environment did not automatically produce a new brain.
Jamie is the founder of AUTONOMIC, where she has been turning neuroscience into practical tools for attention, energy, stress, mood and sleep. In part one of our conversation, we get into the unlikely path from finance to brain science — and the client result that convinced her the method could become a self-directed product instead of another coaching dependency.
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