What If Strategy Felt Like a Body?

Make It Stand Out.

I’ve sat in more strategy sessions than I can count. Ideas flying. Slides advancing. Heads nodding. And yet—no one’s breathing.

The body knows before we do. You can tell when a concept lands by the way someone exhales. You can sense when something's off by the stiffness in the room. Strategy isn't just a thinking exercise. It's a feeling process.

At Elsewhere, I bring together somatic intelligence and systems thinking. I approach strategy like a choreographer: tracking flow, tension, rhythm, and pause. In my workshops, keynotes, and 1:1 coaching intensives, I ask different kinds of questions: How does this idea land in the body? What conversation is missing from this table? Where’s the stuckness really coming from? What is being felt that can’t be said?

Our work is not just about surface-level alignment. It’s about tapping into the intuitive layers that drive collective behavior. When teams reconnect to their own sense of what’s working and what’s not, decision-making becomes clearer, strategy becomes actionable, and transformation becomes possible.

Strategy that lives only in the head rarely lasts. But when it lives in the body—it moves. And when it moves, it transforms.