Clear Minded
A Mastermind Cohort for High Achieving OverthinkersFor high achieving overthinkers ready to trade hesitation for a system they trust.
99.5% of people say they struggle with overthinking. Acuff & Peasley, Middle Tennessee State University
Overthinking
What one does to fill in the void of uncertainty, clarity, or action. An endless loop of mental noise that creates the illusion of control but leads nowhere.
Clear Minded
Someone who has replaced the loop with a system. Moves with certainty, out loud, in the room, when it counts.
We Attack Overthinking at the Root
That means honest, hard work at the soul level. We integrate every part of your life, work, faith, family, identity, so overthinking loses its grip for good.
You Call It Being Thorough
Nobody told you overthinking would become a strategy. Careful got you noticed early, so you kept being careful. Somewhere along the way careful turned into stuck, and you are still running the calculation before every room you walk into.
“I'll bring it up next time.”
“I just need to think about it a little more.”
“I'll wait until I'm sure.”
Every one of those sentences has a cost.
What Changes When You Stop Overthinking
IMental Peace
The noise quiets. You stop replaying conversations that already ended.
IIReal Confidence
Confidence that holds up in the room, when it counts, every time.
IIICareer Momentum
The promotion, the pitch, the raise. The moves you're already capable of making, backed by a new network of fellow high achievers who push you forward.
Clarity. Confidence. Momentum.
A Small Group. A Regular Cadence.
Length
5 weeks, biweekly cadence
Investment
$600
Your Leaders
Tony Miltenberger
Author · Army Veteran · Pastor · Host, Follow2Lead
Has spent years helping leaders find clarity when life and work stop lining up.
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Trey Tucker
Author · Therapist · Founder, Rugged Counseling
Known for conversations about mental health without the fluff, to an audience of 1.4 million social media followers.
ruggedcounseling.comRhythm
5 weeks, biweekly cadence
Investment
$600