On leading people, making decisions under pressure, and the patterns that shape how you show up as a leader. Practical, direct and grounded in how people actually
For thirty years we've been told cholesterol is the villain in the story of how brains fail.
You are charming to strangers. Professional with colleagues. Patient with difficult clients.
It was something tiny. A comment. A look. Someone not moving fast enough in front of you.
You are successful at everything else. You manage teams. You close deals.
Your relationship was fine. Your partner was good to you.
You think about it in traffic. What if you just drove to the airport and got on a plane.
