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Executive Brain Blueprint · Guide 02

Lifestyle & habit review

Understand your routines without judgment and identify practical opportunities.

Private coaching with Joanna Gustafson · Brain Health Strategist

Joanna Gustafson, Brain Health Strategist

Your conversation with Joanna

What you’ll work through

  1. 01

    Notice existing strengths

    Review your questionnaire and daily routines. Identify habits, interests and relationships you already enjoy.

  2. 02

    Explore the four foundations

    Discuss your preferences around music, purposeful thinking, enjoyable movement and everyday meals. Choose the areas most relevant to your goals.

  3. 03

    Reduce one barrier

    Look at a specific obstacle such as a busy morning or an unpredictable schedule. Design a smaller version of your chosen habit.

Between conversations

Put it into practice

Pair one small action with something you already do, such as listening to a favorite song after breakfast or taking a comfortable movement break.

Questions for reflection

  • Which existing routine could support this action?
  • What is the smallest version that still feels worthwhile?

Your takeaway

A lifestyle strengths map and a realistic habit cue.

These session guides describe the coaching curriculum, not a fixed number of appointments. Joanna personalizes the focus, order and pacing with you; topics may span or recur across conversations. Dates and session arrangements are agreed separately.

A personal partnership

Explore coaching with Joanna.

Discuss your goals and whether Executive Brain Blueprint is the right fit. Applying does not book a session or commit you to coaching.

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The information and programs offered here are educational and wellness-based. They are not medical advice and are not intended to diagnose, prevent, treat or cure Alzheimer's disease, dementia or any other medical condition. Please consult a qualified healthcare professional regarding individual medical concerns. Seek medical evaluation for new or concerning symptoms.