The Regulated Mind at Work

A 21-Day Practice

Every day brings another wave of change.

Political tensions, economic shifts, workplace challenges—it's exhausting. And yet, you need to stay clear, composed, and effective.

This isn't about finding the perfect script or quick fix. It's about building real regulatory capacity through practice.

Why Regulation Matters

Your nervous system is the control center for how you react to stress. When it's regulated, you think clearly and make sound decisions. When it's dysregulated, stress hijacks your focus and effectiveness.

Signs you might need this practice:

  • You react instead of respond in high-pressure situations, from meetings to key decisions

  • Workplace stress and external pressures drain your energy and focus

  • Difficult conversations throw you off balance, making composure a struggle

  • You want to stay clear, calm, and effective but feel hijacked by uncertainty

  • The world is moving fast—you need a way to stay steady amid the chaos

What Actually Works

True workplace resilience comes from building your regulatory capacity—your ability to stay present, adaptive, and clear-headed under pressure. This isn't about controlling your environment or having perfect responses. It's about developing the internal stability to navigate whatever arises.

Why 21 Days

The 21-Day Regulated Mind at Work is designed to help you build the foundational skills of self-regulation, decision-making, and clarity in a way that is both effective and sustainable.

Long enough to create meaningful behavior change

Short enough to maintain momentum and engagement

Structured for lasting impact through awareness, practice, and integration

Creates a natural next step for ongoing development

This is not just a short-term fix—it’s the first step in a larger journey toward sustained regulation and resilience.

The Core Shift

From Reactivity to Regulation

Most of us respond to uncertainty and stress in one of two ways:

  • Over-controlling (seeking scripts, certainty, and rigid structures)

  • Avoiding (disconnecting, numbing out, or becoming passive)

Neither approach leads to clarity, confidence, or effective decision-making.

The Regulated Mind at Work is designed to help you break these cycles by building the skill of self-regulation—so you can stay clear, centered, and capable no matter what challenges arise.

The 21-Day Practice Journey

  • Learn to become more aware of the triggers recognize your regulation patterns and build basic skills. You'll understand how your nervous system responds to workplace stress and develop core regulation tools that work for you.

    The goal of this phase is to become aware of personal triggers and regulation habits in daily moments.

    • How stress and uncertainty impact your nervous system and decision-making

    • Identifying your personal regulation patterns (hyperarousal vs. hypoarousal)

    • Daily check-in practice: noticing stress signals before they take over

    • Using AI as an optional journal companion to reflect on stress patterns

  • Put regulation into practice during real workplace challenges. Learn to stay steady during difficult conversations, decision-making moments, and when external events feel overwhelming.

    The goal of this phase is to build the ability to stay regulated in real-time situations.

    • Practicing nervous system regulation techniques throughout the day

    • Reframing uncertainty as an opportunity instead of a threat

    • Using AI as a perspective expander to challenge assumptions

    • Moving from “reaction” to response—how to pause and choose wisely

  • Turn regulation from conscious effort into natural habit. Develop sustainable practices and learn to create conditions that support regulation for yourself and others.

    The goal of this phase is to lock in what works and build a personal regulation practice.

    • Identifying what’s worked best and why

    • Creating a repeatable system for self-regulation and clarity

    • Using AI as a thought partner to synthesize learning and reinforce patterns

    • Establishing a long-term practice for sustained resilience

Tools to Support Your Practice

New to AI? Curious but Cautious?

This is a low-stakes way to explore AI's potential. Use as much or as little of the AI features as feels right for you. Many participants find this a safe space to learn how AI can support - rather than replace - human judgment and growth. It's also a great way to help your team thoughtfully integrate AI into their work.

Over time, this partnership helps regulation become more natural and automatic. You develop deeper self-awareness and stronger regulation skills, supported by technology but never replaced by it.

Your ability to stay regulated comes from within. AI tools simply help illuminate your path - highlighting patterns, offering reflection prompts, and tracking your progress as you build this essential skill.

Think of it like having a dedicated practice partner. The AI observes your patterns, asks thoughtful questions, and helps you refine your approach. But the real work, the actual regulation and growth? That's all you.

Three Ways to Practice

Individual $197

For professionals ready to build their personal regulation practice. You'll get daily guided practices, reflection tools, and community support to develop lasting regulation skills.

Perfect for individual contributors and leaders working on personal regulation

Team Implementation

When teams go through this journey together, something powerful happens. Shared language emerges. Trust deepens. The whole team becomes more resilient. While everyone works through their individual practice, the collective impact transforms team dynamics.

Teams can informally coordinate to practice in parallel, creating their own accountability and support systems.

For organizations interested in a more formal approach, we offer reduced rates for teams of 5 or more.

Leadership Track +$97

For leaders ready to take regulation beyond personal practice. This track provides advanced implementation support, coaching, and tools to help embed regulation into your organizational culture.

This approach particularly resonates with leaders navigating complex change or building high-trust teams. Monthly group coaching helps you translate individual regulation skills into team and organizational impact.

From Overwhelmed to Grounded

I know firsthand how hard it is to stay effective when life throws curveballs. Navigating family health concerns, major life transitions, relocations, and extreme commutes pushed me to my limits. At times, I felt like I was barely holding it all together—trying to meet demands at work while managing everything else. My professional skills weren’t enough—I needed a different approach.

Through deep study and practice, I learned tools that helped me stay grounded, think clearly under pressure, and maintain my well-being with greater success even in the midst of chaos. These are the same strategies I now teach my coaching clients so they can protect their health and sustain their performance, no matter what challenges come their way. I’d love to share them with you.

The Regulated Mind at Work teaches you how to:

  • Stay present in challenging situations

  • Think clearly when overwhelmed

  • Navigate chaos without compromising wellbeing

  • Build sustainable practices that support both performance and health

This isn't about perfection - it's about finding ways to stay effective without sacrificing yourself in the process.

A New Way to Work

This isn't about becoming perfectly regulated - that doesn't exist. It's about practicing consistently so you can handle workplace challenges with more ease. In 21 days, you'll develop habits that make a real difference in how you experience work.

Investment

Individual Access: $197 (one-time payment)

Optional Leadership Support: $97/month

Course launches in Q1 2025

Praise the roots of the plant—what grounds it and allows it to grow—not only the flower. Without quiet unseen work happening in the dark, nothing would open in the light. Thrive and be grateful you can. Keep Moving.

— Maggie Smith