NEOM

Head of Innovation and Ecosystem Activation, Food Sector

Senior Manager, Technology & Innovation, Food, Energy-Water-Food

NEOM is a region in northwest Saudi Arabia on the Red Sea being built from the ground up as a living laboratory – a place where entrepreneurship will chart the course for this New Future. We are looking for eager learners who are passionate about food and how digital technologies can impact lives. Ping us to learn more about how you can be part of the team innovating the future of food through design x hacks x policy.

Manager, Digital, Policy, & Innovation, Food, Energy-Water-Food

NEOM is a special economic zone in Saudi Arabia where global talents converge to pioneer ideas on the land of the future for the future of cities. As a Food Technology Consultant in the Food Sector, I lead the digital strategy and initiatives of the NEOM Food Sector with the following objectives:
Ensure food supply resilience and sustainability through traceability and advanced analytics
Enhance food production efficiency via environmental sensing and automation

Consultant, Technology, Food Sector

TOPIAN

Head of Innovation and Ecosystem Activation

Hustle Fund

Angel Squad Member

OpenClassrooms

OpenClassrooms is an online education platform for vocational training, providing courses in IT, technology, entrepreneurship, and digital skills. As a mentor, I support and accompany individual students once per week over video chat in order to help them get the most out of their learning on OpenClassrooms. I help students as they work on the projects that count towards the completion of their learning path. I also grade the projects that they do. Paths on OpenClassrooms are comprised of fully-online courses and projects, and completing the projects allows students to earn internationally-recognized degrees.

Mentor (Data Analyst / Data Scientist)

Startup Grind

Startup Grind in partnership with Google for Startups is a startup community actively educating, inspiring, and connecting entrepreneurs around the globe. We do this through our unique fireside-chat monthly events. As Chapter Director, I act as a bridge for founders, developers, and investors to create a #GiveFirst startup culture in Riyadh.

Events:
9/2019 - Mentor at Ideathon 2.0: The New Wave of Digitalization in Beijing
4/2019 - Founder Wellness and lessons from Silicon Valley for Startups in KSA 
2/2019 - Data insights and other lessons from MIT/Stanford/McKinsey for startups in Saudi Arabia

Riyadh Chapter Director

AngelHack

AngelHack empowers developers and communities globally through our signature hackathon series. As an Ambassador, I build the local tech and start-up communities and strengthen the local ecosystems and promote innovations by bringing together passionate and motivated individuals and organizing and running amazing hackathons.

Mentored and supported Jeddah Fintech Hackathon (https://www.hackathon.io/jeddah-fintech-hackathon/)

Riyadh Ambassador

City AI

City AI is a global community of AI practitioners with one goal: to enable everyone to apply artificial intelligence. As the Riyadh Ambassador, I promote the sharing of AI lessons learned through regular meetups, contribute to shaping global best practices in AI engagement, and chart the local AI ecosystem to enable players to leverage AI potential in various business use-cases.

Saudi Commission for Health Specialties (SCFHS)

The Saudi Commission for Health Specialties is a scientific commission that regulates health care-related practices and accreditation at all levels in Saudi Arabia. As a Consultant at the Knowledge Management Department, I advise the Director on data governance, data analytics, and data culture matters. Specifically, I:
Lead the advanced analytics group (AAG)
Propose and supervise projects in the scope of AAG
Explore data and derive insights using machine learning techniques
Propose proof-of-concepts for applications of machine learning and artificial intelligence
Develop and grow the staff in AAG

Consultant, Knowledge Management

General Assembly

Delivered 960 hours of instruction in applied data science at the Misk Academy to enable 60 early-professionals to transition into a Data Science career in Saudi Arabia
Adapted global data science curricula best practices to fit local market needs
Co-developed 50+ student data science projects for real-world applications with local companies

Lead Instructor (Data Science Immersive)

Saudi Aramco

Identified new technology joint venture opportunities by drafting 30 technical briefs for the Technology Management team
Reviewed in-house IP policies by interviewing 5 prolific in-house R&D scientists 
Developed an invention disclosure process to enhance knowledge flow and to inform IP strategy for the Intellectual Asset Management team

Intern - Technology Management

Innovation X Ecosystems @Topian, the NEOM Food Company

TL;DR
I turn bold ideas into sustainable reality. As Head of Innovation at NEOM’s food company, I fuse technology, sustainability, and food systems to shape a resilient, future-ready world. With a PhD in Applied Mathematics and a track record spanning research, entrepreneurship, and global partnerships, I’m passionate about driving transformative projects that advance Vision 2030.

Speaker bio:
Dr. Andrew Yip is the Head of Innovation and Ecosystem Activation at Topian, the NEOM Food Company. He is dedicated to curating sustainable innovations and strategic partnerships that will help the food sector reach its full potential. With his extensive experience in technology, innovation, and data governance, Dr. Yip is committed to driving positive change and creating innovative solutions for the industry, supporting Saudi Arabia's Vision 2030, which aims to promote economic diversification, job creation, and social and cultural development.

Dr. Yip holds a Ph.D. in Applied Mathematics and Computational Science from King Abdullah University of Science and Technology and has been a NEOM pioneer since 2019. When he's not working, he enjoys tabletop gaming with friends and strangers alike.

Andrew Yip, PhD

Just back from the China Hi-Tech Fair in Shenzhen. The scale is hard to comprehend—5,000+ exhibitors, 16 endless halls, a half-million-person buzz. It was a week of sensory overload in the best way, complete with robot boxing matches and UFO-looking transportation drone (yes, really).

A few observations have stuck with me:

1. Innovation is About Pivot, Not Just Product.
I saw HONOR, the phone maker, demoing everything from smart car OSs to AI-powered cat toys. It was a powerful lesson: true innovation isn't just a new flagship device; it's the agile application of core tech into wildly new markets.

2. The Middle East Isn't a "Market," It's a Partner.
The forum on China-Middle East tech was telling. Hearing from SenseTime's Riyadh joint venture and a speech by Mohammed Aljasser from PIF's TASAMA made one thing clear: this isn't a scattershot expansion. It's a deeply strategic, state-aligned push to build integrated ecosystems, perfectly synchronized with a national agenda like Saudi Arabia's Vision 2030. The focus and long-term commitment were key. Don't come and sell products, come build with us for the long haul.

3. Build it here. bring it everywhere.
My highlight was the KAUST Shenzhen hub presence at the fair. I reconnected with two of our TIE masters teams—one building a medical drone delivery service, the other recycling 3D printer waste at its source. Seeing these students, who operate between our two worlds, physically building the bridges we talk about was incredibly gratifying. 

I saw "Shenzhen speed" applied to global problems firsthand. It brought to mind Steve Jobs' pebbles observation that the best products come from conflict. It's not about agreement; it's about the friction of different perspectives grinding against each other until they create something sharper and new.

Which brings me to a final reflection:

The road to the future is not built alone and in isolation. 

True local demand and a global ecosystem of eager builders make the dream come true.

Saudi Premium Resident | Turning bold ideas into sustainable reality | Tech × Sustainability × Future Food Systems

Yuanfen isn’t just chance — it’s the quiet rhythm of kindred spirits crossing paths, again and again. 

From World AgriFood Innovation (WAFI) Conference panelists to innovation park bump-ins, to this midnight airport Starbucks chat (him fresh off Chengdu, me pre-dawn flight in Beijing) — Ming and I circled back to what matters: people, purpose, and bridging cross-border tech and cultural gaps.

Grateful for connections that feel less accidental, more meant to be.

They say, "اطلبوا العلم ولو في الصين" – "Seek knowledge, even if it is in China."

This ancient Arab proverb took on a profound new meaning for me at the recent Shentech bootcamp at the KAUST Shenzhen Innovation Hub. As a KAUST alumnus, returning to a KAUST ecosystem on the other side of the world was a powerful reminder that knowledge isn't confined to a place, but lives where curious minds from every field and corner of the globe come together. This I've got to experience bumping into my old friend Hattan while I was casually scouting the office and ended up with an hour-long conversation on deep tech commercialization, AI education, travels and food in China. Thank you for being a steadfast champion of diversity and living the Arabic proverb to its fullest!

At the event, the energy was incredible! It was wonderful to reconnect with old friends, fellow alumni, and the brilliant startups I've been following. The collaborative spirit was palpable, and it was inspiring to see the deep-tech innovation taking root.

A recent fascination in bioplastics drew my attention to NuCarbon. They are tackling the massive issue of food waste, which contributes significantly to global carbon emissions . Their work focuses on converting liquid food waste into precursors for biofuels, bioplastics, and antimicrobial agents. This is transforming a global environmental liability into valuable chemical building blocks and paving the way for a more circular economy. Kudos to Pascal, Krishna, Hari, and Gabriel in pushing the frontier and demonstrating the possibility on our Thuwal campus. 
 
This bootcamp was more than just sessions and pitches; it was a melting pot of ideas. It reinforced my belief that the next great breakthroughs will happen at the intersection of disciplines and cultures. It was also a great pleasure to bump into the great shapers of the Chinese alumni chapter Dr. Jian Pan and Peng Zhan at the event. Thank you to the Shenzhen team of KAUST (King Abdullah University of Science and Technology) (especially to Anita FANG and both Sarah's for their tieless coordination, and all the partners, especially the Research Institute of Tsinghua University in Shenzhen for orchestrating such a stellar event and visits. 

The journey of knowledge continues, and it is unequivocally a global one.

Look forward to meeting you all at The Garage today and tomorrow!

د.أندرو يب يسلّط الضوء في ملتقى EWAx على دور الابتكار وحوكمة البيانات في تشكيل قطاعات مرنة، وتطوير حلول غذائية مستدامة تخدم المستقبل

Dr. Andrew Yip highlights at the EWAx Forum the role of innovation and data governance in building resilient sectors and developing sustainable food solutions for the future.

A new partnership is being born. Stay tuned. #EWAx

Lovely sharing some thoughts on data-driven ecosystem with you both Max Leveau Oleksandr Kozyr at #EWAx

ناقشت الجلسة الحوارية الرابعة رحلة تطوير أنظمة الغذاء المستدامة، حيث أوضح الخبراء أن التحديات ليست تقنية فقط بل ثقافية في المقام الأول، وأن البيانات الدقيقة وبناء نماذج عمل مشتركة بين الشركات الناشئة والصناعة هي الطريق لابتكارات قادرة على النمو والتوسع عالمياً

The fourth dialogue session discussed the journey of developing sustainable food systems, where experts clarified that the challenges are not only technical but primarily cultural. They affirmed that accurate data and building shared business models between startups and the industry are the path to innovations capable of global growth and expansion

It's an understatement to say that KAUST changed my life. And I would love anyone in my network with the right aptitudes and attitudes to give this new house of wisdom a fair chance.

Professor at KAUST (King Abdullah University of Science and Technology)

The KAUST Global Fellowship Program is accepting applications until January 15, 2026. This prestigious program attracts exceptional postdoctoral researchers from around the world to pursue independent, curiosity-driven research at KAUST. A slide deck with key information about the Fellowship, including eligibility criteria, application process, and timelines is attached for your reference.

Please note this opportunity to come and work here! 

Descartes had it backwards.

"I think, therefore I am" is a lonely truth. A brain in a jar can think.

But to feel alive? To truly be? That requires another.

I connect, therefore I am.

We are not just thinking minds, but beating hearts that find their rhythm in others.

So how do we start? At Startup Grind, we build on this idea with three simple mantras:

👉 #GiveFirst - Value creation over value extraction.
👉#MakeFriends - Build real relationships, not just contacts.
👉#HelpOthers - Your success is tied to the success you create.

These are the practices that turn a solitary thought into a shared existence.

Your turn: What's one small way you'll practice #GiveFirst this week? Share it below. 👇

With the TIE masters yellow it completes the seeds of unity of KAUST. 

May the clarifying lens ever clarifies.

KAUST (King Abdullah University of Science and Technology)

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Yesterday’s Commencement ceremony marked a historic milestone for KAUST with the graduation of the University’s first cohort from the Technology, Innovation and Entrepreneurship (TIE) program.

This inaugural group represents a significant step in strengthening KAUST’s role in advancing Saudi Arabia’s innovation ecosystem. The TIE program prepares graduates to translate research into scalable solutions that support national priorities and contribute to the growth of a knowledge-based economy.

We are proud to celebrate this important achievement and the impact these graduates will deliver as they move into the next stage of their entrepreneurial and professional journeys.

#KAUST #Commencement2025 #AcceleratingImpact #TIEProgram #Entrepreneurship #SaudiVision2030

Well said. A useful and cost effective model beats any fancy model on the field.

AI Expert, CEO of 01.AI, Chairman/CEO of 创新工场 (Sinovation Ventures), Author of 'AI Superpowers', 'AI 2041'

Decent-quality LLMs from China are really helping make GenAI affordable and accessible to the world through open source.  Pursuing AGI with close models might be a winner-take-all game for U.S. big techs, but making AI more open will benefit researchers, students, entrepreneurs, and hobbyists in building AI that works for them.  More in this Bloomberg interview:

Open article: Sinovation Ventures’ Lee on China-US AI Race by bloomberg.com

Sinovation Ventures’ Lee on China-US AI Race

Talentism

Huw coaches founders and their leadership teams to create clarity, attain alignment, and unleash their potential. He has worked with CEOs of VC and PE backed software and technology companies on both growth trajectories and supported them through turnaround or transition.

Huw is a 3-time founder, investor, and speaker turned executive coach. His corporate career centered around his work at Goldman Sachs, Rackspace, and Bridgewater Associates, the world’s largest hedge fund with $160bn under management. While at Bridgewater Associates he was a Senior Management Associate responsible for Portfolio Analytics. In 2016 he acquired and later sold Jungle Disk, a cybersecurity company previously owned by Rackspace. He co-founded CyberFortress, a VC-backed insurtech startup in 2018 (where he also became a Talentism client!). He also co-founded Porthcawl Holdings, a value-driven technology holding company, investing in startups and businesses in the SaaS and bitcoin space.

Huw holds an MBA from Harvard Business School where he was a Ford Scholar and Baker Scholar, and holds undergraduate and masters degrees in mathematics from Oxford University,

Huw is a proud Welshman who lives with his wife and young son in San Antonio, Texas. He is a board member of the local Entrepreneurs Organization responsible for the Accelerator program, helping budding entrepreneurs scale their businesses to 7-figures. He is also Vice President of Programming for the Harvard Business School Club of San Antonio. His compulsions include identifying gifts in adversity, creating inspiring visions, radical self-discipline, and running 100 mile races in the mountains.

CEO/Founder/Executive Coach

H3.xyz

Do you feel like you’ve achieved everything you’ve set your sights on in your work, yet somehow you still feel unfulfilled?

On the outside you are smiling. But on the inside, you are quietly suffering. Despite all of your success you frequently find yourself wondering "Is this really all there is to life?"

There is a nagging voice in your head telling you that you need to make a change. This voice is getting louder and it's becoming difficult to ignore.

You feel an inner calling. You know there is a bigger impact you want to make or a bigger vision to pursue.

You drift into daydreams about making a change and then quickly snap yourself out of it and back into reality because you fear that if you make a big change it will lead to a cascade of negative impacts in your life.

As a driven go-getter with a full-time job and a family, it feels irresponsible to take time to figure out who you truly are and what you actually want.

If any of this feels familiar, you are in the right place at the right time.

You don't have to wrestle with this alone. I can show you how to take this uncertainty and transform it into clarity.

Founder & CEO

CyberFortress

After Jungle Disk acquired LiveVault, KeepItSafe, Off-site Data Sync in 2021 the combined global business was re-branded CyberFortress in July 2022.

Board Director

Interim CEO

CyberFortress Insurance services was an insurtech startup backed by Greycroft and Live Oak Venture Partners. Founded in 2018 the company was shut down in 2022 and its IP sold to Jungle Disk, LLC. 

——

Ecommerce outages happen - when they do, expect a check from CyberFortress. CyberFortress insurance covers your online sales revenue—paying claims within 24 hours.

We know how hard buying insurance is and how painful making a claim can be. That's why we built a simple policy that you can sign up for in minutes that covers lost revenue due to an unexpected website outage.

CEO & Co-Founder, CyberFortress Insurance Services / CyberFortress, Inc.

Porthcawl Holdings, LLC

Holding company investing in bitcoin, startups building the new bitcoin economy, cybersecurity software and managed IT services companies.

Direct investments:
• Purchased Jungle Disk from Rackspace (announced January 15th, 2016)
• Launched CyberFortress Insurance Services in January 2018.
• Launched Modern Managed IT in Aug 2020

Indirect investments include: 
• Strike (https://strike.me/)
• Unchained Capital (https://unchained.com/)
• Swan Bitcoin (https://www.swanbitcoin.com/)
• Giga Energy (https://www.gigaenergy.com/)
• Battery (https://www.batteryfinance.io/)

Partner & Co-Founder

Jungle Disk

Leading strategy and finance for an amazing team to provide data protection, data backup, and data security services to small businesses everywhere.

Jungle Disk, LLC is the first portfolio company of Porthcawl Holdings.

https://www.jungledisk.com/

Chief Strategy and Financial Officer

Bridgewater Associates

Manager, Portfolio Analytics (Alpha) / Manager, Portfolio Compliance & Reporting

Senior Management Associate

Rackspace Hosting

GM, Jungle Disk

Cloudera

Product Management & Business Development

Bridges Ventures

Sourced, executed and managed portfolio investments for a £115 million venture capital / private equity firm funded by Apax Partners, 3i and Doughty Hanson.

Board observer for:
Insurance Dialogue Limited
Smart Storage Ltd
New Career Skills
The Office Group

Investment Associate

Goldman Sachs

Advised and structured creative solutions for UK and Pan-European corporate clients seeking to manage foreign exchange, interest rate and equity exposures.

Associate, Corporate Derivatives (Investment Banking / FICC)

Helping Ivy League-educated, overachievers find meaning and clarity in their career | Speaker, Clarity Coach, Entrepreneur

Huw Edwards

How many "yes"es have you said this week? 

Even today?

All willing yeses?

No?

Don't get addicted to being needed or being available.

There's really no flex there.

There's actually pride in being unavailable.

It honors your boundaries.

It makes you the most intentional.

It gives you the white space to think, zoom out, and make moves that fulfill you.

A great way to sustain excellence.

3x Founder, Harvard MBA, ex-Bridgewater Associates, Goldman Sachs | Executive Coach | Helping ambitious founders/CEOs unleash their potential and purpose

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It's Thanksgiving day here in the US.

Most people use today to list what they’re grateful for.

But if we’re honest, the things we’re most grateful for are the things that forced us to grow.

The setbacks that sharpened us.

The pressure that exposed us.

The moments we thought would break us, but didn’t.

We're not just thankful for the wins.

We are thankful for the stretch that reveals the better versions of ourselves.

So here’s to the challenges that made you better.

The people who held you to a higher standard.

And the version of you that refused to quit when shit hits the fan.

Happy Thanksgiving.

Your work priorities need your attention. 

But your body needs movement too. 

You need mental fuel to sustain your drive.

Doing something physical will provide your mind with that fuel.

You don't even need to be a fitness freak.

A few minutes' run, a few reps of weight lifting, or a walk is just fine.

Anything that engages your body engages your mind.

An engaged mind never runs out of momentum.

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The growth mindset teaches us to:

- Keep pushing our limits
- Push through the fatigue
- Rest is a reward at the end

A better approach:

- Make recovery a part of your schedule
- Let your nervous system actually relax
- Use short breaks to reset your mind midday
- Sleep early if you can, and let your subconscious do the processing

Your body needs a breather

Give it space to process, recover, and adapt.

Growth happens in recovery.

Here’s how I think about growth:

- Big picture: If you’re always the best in the room, you’re in the wrong one.

- Plan: Get around people who challenge the way you think.

- Actions: Ask better questions, study their mindset, not just what they do.

- Execution: Ignore sabotage thoughts, show up, learn fast, and apply immediately.

The goal is to become the best versions of ourselves.

Plan on always being in rooms that force you to level up.

I spent years chasing happiness.

Until I realized you don’t chase happiness.

You create the conditions to attract it.

It’ll easily find you doing things that fulfill you.

But if you chase it, it’ll leave you longing, hoping, and frustrated.

In today’s issue, I talked about the idea of the happiness we want vs the happiness we get.

I shared ways to help elite performers naturally attract a happier version of themselves.

Read the newsletter 👇

Ever notice how happiness shows up in the smallest, most random moments? Like when you catch yourself laughing at something dumb and realize, for a sp

The happiness we want vs the happiness we get…

If you only rest when you break down, you're not recovering.

You're actually just repairing. 

And it can take much longer than you expect.

Here are 3 ways to intentionally include recovery into your schedule →

3 ways to effortlessly add rest to your busy schedule

Stop: Trying to get it perfect before you act
Start: Acting a little before you’re ready and let results refine the rest

Stop: Overthinking every move to avoid criticism
Start: Trusting your ability to adapt under pressure

Stop: Saying yes to things just because you can
Start: Saying no to protect your time and energy

Stop: Telling yourself you need more time
Start: Trusting that 80% done is enough to start

Stop: Waiting to feel confident
Start: Moving even when you're unsure

As George S. Patton once said, "A good plan violently executed now is better than a perfect plan next week."

Trust your training and go ahead with that plan.

The highest level of success isn’t how many people agree with you, but how deeply you agree with yourself.

So let your choices honor you.

You can't please everyone...and that's a good thing.

Feeling nervous doesn't mean something is wrong. 

Most people try to avoid the nerves or try to push them away.

But you can't avoid what's part of the process.

It can be really tough to stay calm when our nerves are all over the place. 

Here are 4 ways you can control anxiety for a happier life →

4 ways to control anxiety

Imagine how greater you'll be if you engage your body as much as you engage your mind.

You're busy. I get it.

But there's value in doing something physical.

Here are simple practices to get you going →

4 practices to keep you physically active

No jokes.

Discipline and mental toughness aside, shit gets hard sometimes.

Sometimes we get exhausted just by the thoughts of things we have to do.

But practicing any of these will create the joy of privilege in all you get to do:

4 ways to create the joy of privilege in all you do

Happiness is controversial.

It’s sporadic. 

It’s not always there, no matter how successful you’ve become. 

But people think being happy all the time means everything’s working.

Nah, sad times will come too. 

It’s all part of the process of living a full life. 

Learning, unlearning, and growing.

Over the weekend, 1,337 readers learned how to attract a more enduring kind of happiness.

Miss the issue?

Find the link in the comments ↓

It's funny how we can be so proud and certain of our plans sometimes.

And the next moment, we’re questioning things that made perfect sense.

It’s just part of being human.

But it can get risky if we’re too fixed on the outcome of things. 

If we get too attached to the validations of success and the impostor feeling of failure.

It becomes a kryptonite for sustaining high performance.

Over the weekend, 1,337 readers learned how to manage the highs and lows of their emotions for greater wins. 

Miss the issue?

Find the link in the comments ↓

Sometimes, things get really hard.

Sometimes, things appear hard.

There's a difference.

The mind has a way of painting small challenges as monsters.

They look so hard even before we get to them.

Almost ripping our hearts with fear and anxiety.

Can be quite draining.

I shared simple steps to make hard things easy to walk through.

Read it here 👇

Some things are hard because they’re genuinely demanding. But most things feel hard because of the state you walk into them with. Some people don’t se

Open article: The art of making hard things easier  by Huw Edwards • 2 min read

Relax.

Live a little more.

Not every part of your day needs to be structured.

Not every part of your routine needs to be tweaked.

Let simple things stay beautifully human.

Think about the days you did something out of the blue, and you really loved it.

That's the fun of spontaneity.

Are you guilty of always trying to make the most of everything?

This newsletter is for you 👇

We have those moments when we feel the need to make the most of everything. People often exhaust themselves from pressure to maximize their routine wi

Open article: Not everything needs to be optimized  by Huw Edwards • 2 min read

People say wins should be celebrated no matter how small.

So what do you mean I shouldn’t take time to enjoy the highs of my wins?

Well, there’s a point here.

It's okay to pause and celebrate wins.

But it’s easy to get caught up in our own results.

Spending too long celebrating success, and too long overthinking failures.

And we don’t realize how much time can pass if nothing puts our emotions in check.

Because the work is still waiting.

In today’s issue, I shared ways to help snap out of the emotional rollercoaster of results.

You don’t want to miss this one.

Read it here 👇

You know that feeling of being unstoppable when you win. But when we lose, we tend to question everything. Most people stay too long in the high of vi

The emotional rollercoaster of results…

People confuse change for distraction.

You're feeling bored with what used to excite you.

You're getting a quiet pull toward something new.

But you’re telling yourself to stay focused.

What if it's not a distraction?

It could mean you've outgrown that interest you're holding onto.

And all you need to feel alive again is to find the courage to explore again.

You just need to be able to differentiate a distraction from a call to evolve.

Read more about it here 👇

Ever felt that quiet restlessness while pursuing your passion? Like it no longer light you up as it used to? You're not alone. And nothing is wrong wi

Open article: Dare to explore your interests... by Huw Edwards • 2 min read

Our mind gets batshit crazy sometimes.

With the racing thoughts of all the hard things we get to do.

But what's even harder is trying to pull off a hard task with that uneasy state of mind.

It's like you're trying to outrun your anxiety and still get the job done.

In my last issue, elite performers learned 5 simple steps to find ease in doing hard things.

A great way to train your mind to tackle situations in your best state.

Miss the issue?

Find the link in the comments ↓

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