Author: Jack Austin

Your Entrepreneurial Secret Sauce

Ever notice how some of the most innovative entrepreneurs seem to march to the beat of their own drum? As a neurodivergent founder myself, I've come to realize that what society often labels as "quirks" are actually our entrepreneurial superpowers in disguise.

When Hyperfocus Becomes Yo… Read More →

The Silent Conversation Between the Body and Mind

In our fast-paced modern world, we've become masters at ignoring the most important conversation of our lives – the one between our mind and body. While we meticulously track our emails, social media notifications, and calendar appointments, we often miss the crucial signals our bodies … Read More →

A Scientific Guide to Why We're So Different

Ever wonder why your wife or girlfriend can spot that tiny speck of dust on the bookshelf from across the room, while you somehow missed the giant red sauce stain on your white shirt all day? Or why can she multitask like a circus juggler while you prefer to tackle things one at a time? Turns out, it's not just M… Read More →

The Mysterious Nothing Box: Why Women Can't Stand It //

As a man, I've had to explain this phenomenon countless times to bewildered women in my life. The enigma of the male "nothing box," perhaps evolution's greatest gift to men and its cruelest joke on women. While the female brain operates like a supercomputer running multiple tabs, programs, and backgro… Read More →

White Water World

Flow!

Humans are innately resilient. The challenge is that much of our education, modeling and conditioning in life didn’t recognize this Truth. So many worldviews miss the critical piece, the cr… Read More →

The Mind-Body Disconnect? // The Illusion of Thinking

Let me throw a huge number at you: 67%

That’s 67% of all office visits to family physicians are due to Stress-related symptoms. Ouch!

How about another one? 77%

In a 2007 study on Stress by the American Psychological Association, 77% of the particip… Read More →

Learning Styles and School // Coping with Learning Disabilities

The good news for those who are diagnosed with dyslexia and ADD—among other so called learning disabilities– is that many of their symptoms and challenges are the result of self-generated mental strategies for processing, storing and recall… Read More →

Honey Do You Love Me? //

Then he says: “Of course I love you honey.” Now this is a sticky situation.

In an authentic, “normal” man’s response, there is a moment to “shift” from thinking or pre-occupation with some other thing to the “feeling (s)” of love for the wife.Read More →