I work in three ways.

strategy

marketing strategy, operations, customer journeys, automation, behavior driven growth.

WRITING

essays on human behavior, culture, nervous systems, systems thinking, neurodivergence, communication, and modern life.

NERVOUS SYSTEM WORK

somatics, regulation, embodiment, nervous system integration.

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Kurt Reppart, Former City Commissioner and Consultant

“ I was drawn to her unique approach that uses language to honor the nervous system and communicate with an understanding of trauma and how language can create a sense of safety and belonging. She brought a thorough systemic understanding to this ‘political’ work and often coached me on how I could show up in new ways.”

love for megan

“Megan combines strategic marketing expertise with a rare understanding of human behavior and neuroscience. Her ability to translate psychological insight into clear, effective communication sets her apart from other marketers.”
Sarah Hodges, Executive Coach
“Megan brings an exceptional blend of creativity, strategic thinking, and operational leadership. She understands both immediate marketing execution and the long-term systems required for sustainable growth.”
Brian Murray, Founder
“Megan understands voice, connection, and human behavior patterns in a way that creates authentic communication people can actually feel. Her clarity, creativity, and strategic insight transformed the way our brand connected with our community.”
Larissa Link. Executive Director & Educator

Hop In- Let’s Ride

This is a space for systems thinkers, emotionally intelligent skeptics, neurodivergent observers, recovering perfectionists, existential wanderers, and people trying to remain coherent in an increasingly insane world.

Here you’ll find essays on:

nervous systems and modern life
culture and identity
mythology and meaning-making
communication and consumer behavior
systems, change, injustice, and feral rage
grief, embodiment, contradiction, and collective humanity

The work here lives somewhere between systems theory, philosophy, psychology, physiology, cultural observation, and wondering how humans became so disconnected from themselves in the first place.

The Joyride is for those searching for their most feral and honest parts.
For the curious.
For people who still need mystery.
For people who want language for what they’ve been sensing all along.

A place to understand humans.
Their weirdness and all.

Explore the Joyride!