The next level of personal development and organizational culture is clear:

Cognitive Intelligence

Emotional Intelligence

 All the mindfulness advice in the world is only as good as your ability to apply it. Your power lies in knowing what energetic state(s) of being will serve you best in any given moment and knowing how to create those states on purpose.

Fix the vibe.

The “vibe check.” We all do it. But what exactly are we checking? We’re tuning in to the most subtle of cues, things we often don’t have language to describe (that’s where we come in).

We’re acknowledging things that we inherently know without having to process them cognitively or emotionally.

“The vibe” is subtle energy – and we believe that it’s time for a paradigm shift in how we talk about and work with it.

Energetic intelligence is what we call our ability to bring the subtle energy we experience on a subconscious level into conscious awareness and work with it there.

Find your flow.

We’re all familiar with cognitive intelligence, our ability to think and reason. That’s how we learn skills to understand and solve problems. More and more people are familiar with emotional intelligence, our ability to identify and manage our emotions & feelings. The next frontier of personal empowerment and human development is in the realm of energetic intelligence, our ability to perceive and work with subtle energy – to intentionally create flow.

Beautifully, amusingly, and somewhat ironically, energetic intelligence is perhaps the most inherent and ancient of human skills. We all have it and use it, we just don’t always talk about it because it’s conveyed unconsciously. It’s vibrational. We know it, we sense it, we take it for granted. We know when we’ve found flow. And yet, we aren’t well-practiced in creating that state for ourselves. Flow is a set of circumstances, a combination of different states, that can be cultivated.

That’s our hypothesis, and the foundation upon which we created our signature Flow Maps(c) program.

Create a personal and professional culture where curiosity, creativity, and flow are the norm.

Co-Founders

  • Photo of a woman with blond hair and dark blue eyes wearing a grey jacket smiling at the camera with a tree trunk in the background.

    Emily O'Hara, MA, BSN, RN

  • Photo of a woman with long silver hair, brown eyes, blue glasses in a blue and white sweater smiling gently at the camera against a warm beige background.

    Barbara Holbrook, MFA, CYT-500