The Sustainable Performance Summit
What’s Worked to Get You Here Is Starting to Create Instability Behind the Scenes
You’re still performing at a high level, but sustaining it is requiring more from you, and recovery is becoming less reliable. This summit shows you why that happens, and what actually stabilizes it.
Starts May 19, 2026 · New sessions daily · 24-hour access
What You’ll Gain From This Summit
Learn how to stabilize your capacity so performance becomes consistent again
- Identify the pressure points increasing your internal load
- Understand why recovery is no longer keeping up
- See what actually supports performance at this level
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7 Sessions Exploring the Hidden Pressures Affecting Performance at Higher Levels
Each session looks at a different pressure point affecting your capacity, recovery, and ability to maintain performance over time.
Teela Hudak
Focuses on how performance becomes unstable at higher levels and what actually supports it
Understand why effort stops working at higher levels, and how to restructure the way you operate so performance becomes stable, predictable, and no longer something you have to constantly recover from.
Samantha Gregory
Focusing on boundaries, workload, and reducing operational overload
Where leaders unintentionally create excess load, and how clearer boundaries reduce internal strain and stabilize performance across teams.
James Moller
Exploring early warning signals and hidden patterns in performance breakdown
How to recognize early signals of performance decline before they become visible problems, so you can intervene before the cost compounds.
Ivana Rončević
Focusing on presence, awareness, and decision-making under pressure
How pressure impacts decision-making, and how to maintain clarity and presence in complex environments.
Alexandra Piatkowski
Works on system-level causes of burnout and sustainable ways of working
Why burnout persists even in high-functioning environments, and how shifting from coping to system design changes what performance actually requires.
Lindsay McKean-Lynch
Focusing on identity, pressure, and maintaining alignment under demand
How sustained pressure creates subtle disconnection from your own judgment, and how to stay aligned so clarity, identity, and long-term capacity don’t erode over time.
Colby Jones & Bukky Gray
Work at the intersection of human systems, performance, and organizational demand
How performance breakdown develops across individuals and teams under ongoing demand, and what needs to shift to restore capacity without lowering expectations.
Who This Summit Is Designed For
This isn’t general advice. It’s built for leaders operating under sustained demand, where performance needs to stay stable over time, supported by the way you operate, not just how hard you push.
- You’re performing at a high level, but it’s taking more effort to maintain
- Recovery isn’t working the way it used to
- You’re carrying more complexity, responsibility, or decision load than before
- You’ve tried optimizing habits or time, but it hasn’t solved the underlying issue
- You want performance to feel stable again, not something you have to keep fixing
If this sounds familiar, this summit will help you understand why.
Stabilize Your Performance at the Level You’re Operating
You don’t need more effort, better habits, or another recovery plan.
What you need is a clear understanding of why performance becomes harder to sustain at higher levels, and what stabilizes it.
This summit gives you that clarity, so you can start operating in a way that holds under real demand.
Free to attend. Each session is available for 24 hours, so you can engage without disrupting your schedule.
