Cancer is the BEST THING That Ever Happened to Me.
I spent almost 30 years climbing the corporate ladder and had unbelievable success.
On the outside, I had it ALL. I was a high producer, making high 6 figures and I looked great.
On paper.
But, the truth was, I was a low wife, an absent mom, and a crappy friend who worked too much & numbed too much. I was your typical hypervigilant, people pleasing, high-achieving, anxiety ridden mess, who was burned out. Oh, I also had the occasional eye twitch.
Sound familiar?
Then, I got cancer. I didn't have "time" for cancer. It ended up being the best thing that ever happened to me.
My life changed from there. I learned how to prioritize my wellbeing. I discovered and started utilizing techniques to regulate my own nervous system. And then, I mastered them.
And, when I did...
I went from a high producer to THE HIGHEST producer. I went from 6 figures to 7. And I enjoyed every weekend, evening and vacation with my family, uninterrupted.
AND THEN
THE JOURNEY CONTINUED
I noticed that many high-achievers took great pride in bragging about their ability to handle high stress. You know...push through those challenges.
"Working harder and longer hours was the key to success" is the mindset that many live by in the corporate world. Performance over people.
I used to believe that too.
After learning about nervous system regulation, I realized that managing stress, anxiety and personal wellbeing are not signs of weakness, but a critical skill for sustained success.
So, I quit my 7-figure job to bring awareness and to empower others to regulate to elevate every aspect of their lives. I want to change the narrative of what it takes to be successful and create corporate culture shifts.
"CHALLENGING THE CONVENTIONAL SEPARATION BETWEEN PROFESSIONAL SUCCESS AND PERSONAL WELLBEING. THEY AREN'T MUTUALLY EXCLUSIVE; THEY ARE DEEPLY INTERCONNECTED."
-JEN GUIDRY
THE HIGH - LEVEL LIFE
"Jen has mastered the art of living the High-Level balanced life and uses her story of overcoming adversity while prioritizing her well-being and personal relationships to serve as a powerful reminder that true success encompasses more than just professional accolades."
- Adriana