BIOGRAPHY
Greg grew up in southern California, the son of two former Nebraska farmers turned academics. A two-sport athlete in college who graduated near the top of his class at UC Berkeley, Greg went on to play quarterback for the Vienna Rangers in the nascent American football league in Europe. Globetrotting for many years, Greg has been to 40 countries and worked, researched, and traveled on five continents.
In his 30s, Greg experienced a remarkably intense few years of psychological and spiritual struggle, often called a "dark night of the soul." This led to countless breakthroughs for Greg and a fully "rebooted" mind, body, and soul. His new default setting became joy and appreciation for the life process, and an ability to go directly to his goals without the inner blockages and outer distractions that used to impede him.
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After his breakthrough, within a five year period, Greg accomplished the following: 1) He completed his PhD in Environmental Geography at UT, Austin, and advised the Costa Rican government on land-use policy. 2) He published his doctoral research on ecosystem services, then wrote two books on personal and planetary transformation. 3) He went to the U.S. National Masters Track and Field Championships and placed 4th in the 100m and 5th in the 200m, and 4) he and his wife adopted a son and gave birth to another.
Greg frequently speaks on podcasts, documentary films, news outlets, and venues such as TEDx and Oxford University as an expert in personal and planetary transformation and the natural synergies between them.
Through coaching and mentorship, Greg has helped hundreds of people transform their bodies and their health. Greg is based in London with his wife Chanel, and their two sons.
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