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Mynd Drinks
Health & Wellness

🚀 Fuel Your Next Move: Why MYND Sparkling Protein Water is Your New Must-Have!

Let’s be honest: finding a protein drink that is actually refreshing is tough. Most protein shakes are thick, heavy, and packed with artificial junk. Plus, considering the NIH estimates that 36% of people in the United States have lactose malabsorption, those traditional milky shakes can leave many of us feeling bloated and sluggish. That’s exactly why we are so excited to introduce you to a game-changer that is hitting our radar (and soon, your fridge): MYND Drinks.

Boyd Melson
Cover Story

The Physics of Resilience: How Boyd Melson is Engineering Purpose from Pain

U.S. Army Reserve Lieutenant Colonel. West Point and Harvard graduate. WBC Champion who donated every cent of his fight purses to spinal cord injury research. In this exclusive Pulse Magazine feature, healthcare strategist Boyd Melson reveals how he translates physical discipline into medical disruption. Drawing on advanced behavioral psychology, biomimicry, and his upcoming documentary UNSEEN WARRIORS, Melson shares how he is actively dismantling bureaucratic complacency to demand systemic change for veterans and advance breakthrough clinical therapies.

Mike Stevenson
Cover Story

The Undervalued Power of Human Imagination: How Mike Stevenson is Redefining Label-Free Leadership

Global motivational speaker. Founder of Thinktastic. Executive catalyst who earned his MBA 43 years after being expelled from school. In this exclusive Pulse Magazine feature, Mike Stevenson reveals why true organizational resilience doesn't come from squeezing employees harder, but from unlocking the "hidden assets" already in the room. Drawing on his journey from sleeping rough in London to advising multinational boards, he explains why human imagination, not artificial intelligence remains the greatest competitive advantage in business today.

Rico Sharp
Featured

The WHO Factor: How Rico Sharp is Redefining Leadership and Organizational Culture

Author, international keynote speaker, and CEO. Beginning his transformational journey from a prison cell at age nineteen, Rico Sharp has spent three decades empowering leaders and communities worldwide. In this exclusive Pulse Magazine feature, Sharp reveals why organizations must hire for the "WHO" (character and integrity) rather than just the "WHAT" (credentials). He shares the philosophy behind his renowned leadership academies and explains how the Student Lives Matter movement is shifting the national paradigm from reactive crisis response to proactive violence prevention.

CJ meadows
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Augmenting Humanity: How Dr. CJ Meadows is Redefining Business Education for the AI Era

Harvard DBA. Author of 13 books. IDEO+ExperiencePoint-certified facilitator and innovation ecosystem builder. In this exclusive Pulse Magazine feature, Dr. CJ Meadows reveals why generative AI will not replace human leaders, but rather augment them to focus on what humans do best. Drawing on over three decades of consulting and teaching, she shares the design thinking philosophy shaping executives at S P Jain School of Global Management, and explains why true digital transformation is always 75% human work.

Deborah Levine
Cover Story

How Deborah Levine's Matrix Model Is Reshaping Cross-Cultural Communication and Emotional Intelligence

One month before September 11th, she founded a diversity council in a small Southern city. Then the towers fell, and dialogue was no longer enough. In this exclusive Pulse Magazine feature, Harvard-educated Forbes Trailblazer Deborah Levine reveals how that moment of crisis gave rise to the Matrix Model — a cross-cultural framework now used at Fortune 500 corporations and international AI conferences. She shares why storytelling, not policy or research, is the technology that actually builds cross-cultural intelligence, and why restoring our humanity across difference is no longer optional.

Claire J Gilchrist
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How Claire J. Gilchrist's Frequency Balance™ Method Is Redefining Mental Health and Self-Empowerment Coaching

In the silence of the 2020 lockdowns, when the world stopped and most careers were suspended, Claire J. Gilchrist went inward. In this exclusive Pulse Magazine feature, the Founder of The Self-Empowerment Hub reveals why she stopped treating mental health, communication, and leadership as separate problems — and the trademarked framework she built instead. She shares the 48 subconscious behavioural patterns behind Frequency Balance™, why she refuses to "fix" her clients on principle, and the ethical distinction that shapes everything she does.

Allisa Verhille
Cover Story

The Fire Is Never Gone, It Is Buried: Allisa Verhille on Reigniting High-Achievers Before Burnout Costs Them Everything

Allisa Verhille has delivered nine-figure results, stood on the stages of Oxford and Columbia, and built organizations from almost nothing to extraordinary scale. But the story that matters most began at a bathroom sink, years into a career that looked perfect from the outside, the night she looked into the mirror and did not recognize the woman looking back.

Lise Bruynooghe
Cover Story

The Outside Catches Up With the Inside: Lise Bruynooghe on Why Leadership Change Never Starts Where You'd Expect

A bewildered question from a company president, did you get new glasses? Became the foundation of an entire coaching practice. In this exclusive Pulse Magazine feature, Master Certified Coach and ICF Global Enterprise Board Chair Lise Bruynooghe reveals why leadership breakthroughs rarely happen in the office, why nothing around a leader shifts until they do, and how two days on a Swiss mountainside can surface what years of boardroom conversation never could.

Penny Hay
Cover Story

Imagination Is Our Human Superpower: Prof. Penny Hay on Why Every Child Is Already an Artist

Prof. Penny Hay holds a title that does work before she says a single word: Professor of Imagination. In a world of educational metrics, league tables, and STEM priorities, that title stakes a deliberate claim — that imagination isn't peripheral to education. It's the substance itself, the foundational human capability from which everything education is supposed to produce actually grows.