
Are your choices supporting your vision or keeping you comfortable?
We All Have Choices.
Evolve to who your vision requires you to become
Most high performers believe the answer is to push harder: more hours, more effort, more discipline, more control. But that mindset often becomes the very prison causing stress, burnout, and disconnection.
I know because I lived it.
I left home at 17 to chase a dream, became a pro BMX rider, competed in the X-Games… and along the way, I survived multiple brain tumors. That journey eventually became the foundation for the coaching business I run today, serving founders, executives, business owners, and competitive athletes.
What I realized is my biggest gifts — perseverance, reframing adversity, simplifying complexity — also had a dark side. I pushed too far, overrode my emotions, and sometimes lost depth in relationships. And that’s what so many of my clients face too. They’re wildly successful, but stuck in survival mode driving harder, chasing more, trying to prove themselves… all while quietly sacrificing their health, relationships, and peace of mind.
Here’s the thing: you don’t need to do more to perform at a higher level. You need to do less of what feels familiar.
Let me ask you: when you’re under pressure, what’s the story your mind tells you about what that means about you? That story… that’s your prison. And until you see it, all the strategy in the world won’t free you from it.
I simplify high performance so people can achieve more by doing less without sacrificing health or relationships. My clients are high-performing leaders and athletes who are ready to evolve into the version of themselves required to thrive.
Because the truth is: performance isn’t about adding more. It’s about removing what’s not truly you.
If you’re ready to stop performing from survival mode and start leading from the grounded alignment that fuels lasting impact, let’s connect.
Josh Perry 💚🧠✌🏼
“IF YOU WANT TO MAKE A MAJOR CHANGE IN YOUR LIFE, AND HAVE IT BE PERMANENT INSTEAD OF A FAD, CONTACT JOSH.”
- Joe Curcuru, Small Business Owner