charlenegisele (2026)

02/05/2026

Always tired.
Always “on.”
Always pushing through.

For professionals like you, that can start to feel normal.
But what if it’s not?

What if:
• Your brain fog
• Your poor sleep
• Your anxiety
• That constant underlying pressure
…aren’t just part of your busy life?

In this conversation, Caroline Alan, co-founder of BEAM Minerals and an advocate for the power of plant-based humic and fulvic minerals to transform health at a cellular level, shared a different perspective:

These symptoms could be linked to mineral deficiency.
Because stress isn’t only external.

It can come from inside your body,
when it’s running without the resources it needs.

So instead of asking, “How do I push harder?”

Maybe the better question is:
“What am I missing?”

Because the most powerful source of energy…
isn’t synthetic.

It comes from the earth itself:
plant-based minerals.

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16/04/2026

Most supplements are marketed far better than they’re made.

The wellness space is crowded.
The marketplaces are crowded.

And when certain ingredients start trending, brands move fast.

Creatine.
Magnesium.
NMN.
Melatonin.

But speed to market doesn’t always mean quality.

In this conversation with Dr. Elena Seranova, PhD in stem cell biology, we explored something that every consumer should be paying more attention to:
What happens when supplement companies can’t provide proper proof of what’s actually in their products?

Because too many brands are optimising for profit, not purity.

For trends, not transparency.
For demand, not quality control.

And that’s where people need to be more careful.

Before buying, Elena shared a simple but powerful approach:
Ask the company directly.
Request third-party certificates for purity.
Ask for the full ingredient composition.
Check for toxicity testing.
Look for transparency, not just marketing.

Sometimes the smartest thing you can do isn’t finding the most popular supplement.
It’s knowing what questions to ask before you buy it.

In a world full of noise, better health decisions often start with better standards.

02/04/2026

A lot of leaders I’ve been speaking to over the past few weeks are trying their absolute hardest to ‘operate normally’ in a world that doesn’t feel normal anymore.

With so many close connections and clients navigating uncertainty in the Middle East, the conversations were centred around a sense of feeling overwhelmed, unsettled, and unsure how to process what’s unfolding.

It raises a question that feels hard to ignore:
How do we stay steady when the external environment feels so unpredictable, and yet the expectations of work and life continue at pace?

What I keep coming back to is this: steadiness doesn’t come from forcing more control over what’s happening outside. It comes from becoming more intentional about what we do with what’s happening inside.

The nervous system doesn’t always distinguish between “work pressure” and “world pressure.”
It all lands in the same place. Which is why so many people feel like they are functioning, but not fully resourced.

In moments like these, the basics matter more than ever:
Not as optimization tools, but as stabilizers.
Recovery.
Rhythm.

Small resets that interrupt accumulation rather than waiting for exhaustion.

None of this removes what is happening externally. But it does change how much of it we absorb, and how we carry it forward.

This is something I explore in this week’s conversation with Steven MacGregor, CEO of the General Counsel Wellbeing Network, where we talk about sustainable performance in environments that don’t feel stable or predictable.

Because the goal is not to eliminate pressure.

It’s to stop adding unnecessary strain on top of it.

And sometimes the shift is smaller than we think: pausing before responding, resetting before continuing, or simply noticing what is actually within our control in that moment.

Steadiness is not a fixed state. It’s a practice.
And in periods like this, it becomes one worth returning to more often.

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