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When leaders don’t know what to do next, they need someone to sit with them in the unknown and ask the questions that matter to provide a way forward.

“Sometimes leadership is nothing more than patience, curiosity, and a refusal to panic” adapted from Lief Enger

Who do we work with?

What Clients are Saying

  • Working with Caleb has helped me grow as a leader in ways I didn’t expect. He’s helped me slow down, process challenges more clearly, and connect dots I wouldn’t have seen on my own. His insight has brought clarity during some of the most overwhelming moments, and I always leave our conversations with a stronger sense of direction.

    Aundré Wright, Entrepreneur & CEO New Culture

  • Working with family is an awesome thing, but can also be difficult. To make it work, you need someone in your corner that you can trust to listen and ask the difficult questions. Caleb has been that person for me and has been instrumental in my being a successful partner with my brothers.

    Sam Weatherford, Managing Partner at Weatherford Capital

  • Caleb has been instrumental in my growth as a leader, both at home and at work. His insight has helped me look inward with greater clarity, enabling me to show up more intentionally for the people I love and the teams I lead.

    Joshua Campbell, VP of Civil Construction

  • Caleb has a keen ability to cut straight to the point by asking the right questions. Our first meeting had me thinking about a key life event in a materially different way that I’d never considered to that point in my life.

    Cole Robinson, CEO Brazos River Capital

  • Working with Caleb has been incredibly impactful in both my personal and work life. He consistently helps me discover the root cause of stressors, and has completely reframed my perspective on how to tackle them.

    Chad Robinson, COO Brazos River Capital

If you don’t know who you are and why your nervous system is going haywire, no tactic or leadership model will stick.

So …

We focus on Neurobiology, Story and Practice