
Coach Morgan Hendrix
For the last 16 years I’ve worked as a coach and thinking partner, nonfiction ghostwriter, and embodied movement teacher. In 2023 I published my first personal growth book, Think Wild. Sometime next year I’ll release my first collection of illustrated work. People most often work with me as a life optimization and strengths development coach, hire me to improve communication and productivity dynamics on their team, or come to my Tai Chi & Qigong classes.
I’ve also lived with sudden-onset hyperacusis since 2020. The pain and sensory overload it brought required me to develop practical methods for focused attention, emotional regulation, and rebuilding capacity over time.
I had to learn pacing, recovery, and how to help my own brain function when my body wasn’t cooperating. That lived practice has made me a steadier, more confident professional—and it shapes how I coach. If you’re trying to build reliable focus, make confident decisions—and keep showing up for your people, your projects, and your own well-being—I’d love to work together.
Thinking Partnership
If you’ve never had a coach or thinking partner, check out my free coaching calendar to experience it for yourself. The coaching space is different from therapy or consulting, creating a space for you to deepen your own understanding of your strengths, addressing dissonance, and bringing experimental learning to the areas of life you most want to see grow, develop, or change.
Common Wild + Brave Coaching Goals:
- Coaching / Thinking Partnership (Personal Flourishing, Business Development, Productivity + Career)
- Negotiation + High-Stakes Conversations (Tactical Empathy Skill Development)
- Personal Knowledge Development (PKM System Engineering)
- Nonfiction Ghostwriting (Self-publishing, Nurture Marketing, Creative Coaching)

…Latest from the Wild + Brave Blog
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Become Time Rich
Time Rich or Time Poor? I’ve been thinking about time wealth a lot lately. Some thinkers who talk about escaping time poverty seem to do so with an undeniable flavor of privilege. They leave us thinking we have to achieve a certain level of affluence and power so we can make choices that protect our…
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Expand Energy + Focus | Find + Create Meaning for Life | Master Tasks + Schedules | Organize + Plan | Prevent + Solve Burnout | Produce + Achieve | Relieve Anxiety + Stress | Think Wild | Video Blogs | Wild + Brave Growth Tactics
Make it Easier to Do Your Work
Make it Easier to Do Your Work (LIVE Replay) Join Coach @MorganHendrix LIVE to learn how to identify and escape the chaos that can arise when planning is interrupted by doing. We’ll also leverage our brain’s “central executive” to help us prioritize and organize our workload. We’ll use some practical techniques to make doing –…
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Expand Energy + Focus | Find + Create Meaning for Life | Master Tasks + Schedules | Organize + Plan | Prevent + Solve Burnout | Produce + Achieve | Relieve Anxiety + Stress | Think Wild | Wild + Brave Growth Tactics
May You Be Free to Focus on What Matters
Happy October! I say we start out this new month — this final quarter of 2024 with a wild and brave wish: 💫 May You be Free to Focus on What Matters. Wherever we’re at, whatever is going on, we have things to do. Relationships, careers, passion projects — they all take…
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Spotlight on Creativity
💡 Definition of the Character Strength of Creativity: ”Thinking of novel and productive ways to conceptualize and do things; includes artistic achievement but is not limited to it.” (From the VIA Institute on Character)
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Spotlight on Love of Learning
💡 Definition of the Character Strength Love of Learning: ”Mastering new skills, topics, and bodies of knowledge, whether on one’s own or formally; related to the strength of curiosity but goes beyond it to describe the tendency to add systematically to what one knows.” (From the VIA Institute on Character)
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Spotlight on Judgment
💡 Definition of the Character Strength of Judgment: ”Thinking things through and examining them from all sides; not jumping to conclusions; being able to change one’s mind in light of evidence; weighing all evidence fairly.” (From the VIA Institute on Character)
