About Blake

I got shingles at 32 from chronic stress.

Which is insane, because on paper, I had a balanced life. I was working my dream job training business owners and teams in productivity and work-life balance for bestselling author Michael Hyatt. I wasn't overworked. I genuinely loved what I did.

But my body was screaming that something was wrong.

My wife Alaina saw it too. I was physically present but mentally somewhere else—always running the hamster wheel of "I should be further along by now." Even in bed at night, I couldn't turn it off.

Here's what I've learned after 7 years of figuring this out: Most high-performing business owners don't have a strategy problem. They have an attachment problem.

You're attached to needing your business to be different before you can be at ease. You're attached to the frustration of what's not happening and the fear of what might happen. So you keep pasting on new goals and chasing new tactics, thinking that's what's missing.

But the real problem? You can't think clearly or execute decisively when you're mentally controlled by anxiety about scenarios that haven't happened yet.

I'm not here to tell you how to run your business. You probably already know what to do—you just can't consistently do it because you're operating from a place of mental interference instead of mental clarity.

What changed everything for me was learning to release my relationship with time itself. To stop needing the future to be different in order to be at peace right now. And from that place of clarity, the highest-energy vision and strategy naturally emerge, coupled with the decisiveness and energy to actually execute.

It's why I was able to double my sales numbers at Michael Hyatt's company while doing this inner work. It's why I can now work 30 hours a week, help homeschool my kids, and be done by 3 most days. It's why I sleep through the night. And it's why I was able to show up as the leader my family needed during the hardest seasons instead of breaking down.

I work with a small group of successful executives and business owners who are making good money but living in what I call "quiet desperation." You've got the business. You've got the team. You've even got the systems. But you're still the bottleneck because you can't get out of your own head.

This isn't about making more money. For my best clients, this is about making the most of the good old days happening right now with their families. It's about leading and living in true presence—not in the constant hum of anxiety and distraction.

I call it the Release Method, and it's the opposite of most business coaching. Instead of adding more tactics, we remove the mental attachments that keep you stuck. The strategy and execution become simple once your mind is clear.

If that resonates, let's talk.