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31 Jul 2026 · 1 min

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In this brief monologue, the speaker explains that high‑performing individuals and athletes constantly expend large amounts of mental energy, experience elevated stress hormones, and maintain a high cognitive load while staying in a goal‑oriented state. While these traits make them successful in demanding roles—such as CEOs, bosses, and TV personalities—they also keep their brains in a state of heightened activity. Over time, this persistent high‑activity can impede the ability to achieve stable, restorative sleep, highlighting a hidden health challenge for these high‑performers.

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With our high performers and our athletes, we definitely look for those particular clients because we know those high performers and athletes, they tend to use a lot of mental energy, remember that brain energy. They're always thinking. Our athletes are always moving. They always have elevated stress hormones, definitely high cognitive load constantly, and they're constantly in a goal-oriented state, which is fine. We love them for that. They're amazing on TV. They're great bosses and CEOs. But you have to remember, for them personally, their brains are always in a state of high activity. And over time, that type of High activity, high behavior can make it harder for them to establish stable restorative sleep.