
David Mochel
MPS
USDave teaches people how to practice a hearty life - to live, work, and lead peacefully and powerfully. After a career teaching neuroscience, human development, mindfulness, and physics, Dave founded Applied Attention Coaching and Consulting. He helps individuals and teams adopt research-based practices for living, working, and communicating peacefully and powerfully. He has worked with CEO's, professional athletes, and people from every walk of life.
Dave has served as a lecturer in The School of Health and Human Performance at Stanford University, the author of Good Life Practice: A Quick Start Guide to Mindful Self-Regulation, a two-time cancer survivor, and the proud father of two wonderful young men. He has degrees in biology and geology from Williams College, a Master's in Humanistic and Multicultural Education from SUNY New Paltz, and a clinical internship in Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction (MBSR) from the University of Massachusetts Medical Center.
His clients have included Bank of America, The Federal Reserve Bank, Memorial Healthcare, Subaru, Yamato Transport, Northland Investments, Cottage Healthcare, Klingbeil Capital, The National Bank of Kansas City, Sola Salons, Machol & Johannes, Folio Collaborative, Simply Good Foods, The University of Wisconsin, Stanford University, Project Wayfinder, YPO, Colorado Academy, The Hun School, Head Royce School, Shanghai American Schools, The Urban School, UWC ISAK Japan, Harpeth Hall, and Rye Country Day School.
Dave teaches people how to practice a hearty life - to live, work, and lead peacefully and powerfully. After a career teaching neuroscience, human development, mindfulness, and physics, Dave founded Applied Attention Coaching and Consulting. He helps individuals and teams adopt research-based practices for living, working, and communicating peacefully and powerfully. He has worked with CEO's, professional athletes, and people from every walk of life.
Dave has served as a lecturer in The School of Health and Human Performance at Stanford University, the author of Good Life Practice: A Quick Start Guide to Mindful Self-Regulation, a two-time cancer survivor, and the proud father of two wonderful young men. He has degrees in biology and geology from Williams College, a Master's in Humanistic and Multicultural Education from SUNY New Paltz, and a clinical internship in Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction (MBSR) from the University of Massachusetts Medical Center.
His clients have included Bank of America, The Federal Reserve Bank, Memorial Healthcare, Subaru, Yamato Transport, Northland Investments, Cottage Healthcare, Klingbeil Capital, The National Bank of Kansas City, Sola Salons, Machol & Johannes, Folio Collaborative, Simply Good Foods, The University of Wisconsin, Stanford University, Project Wayfinder, YPO, Colorado Academy, The Hun School, Head Royce School, Shanghai American Schools, The Urban School, UWC ISAK Japan, Harpeth Hall, and Rye Country Day School.
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Unstruggling: Working Peacefully & Purposefully With Challenge and Change
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