Apply for a conversation with Brian.
This is an application, not a booking. Brian takes on a small number of men at a time, and the call is an honest look at whether the work fits your life right now.
If it does, you'll hear how the 12-Week Life Reset works. If it doesn't, you'll leave with a practice you can use anyway.
Three steps, no pressure.
Brian reads every application himself. Expect a direct conversation about where you are, where you want to be, and what it will take.
- 01
You apply
Two minutes. Tell Brian what's running you right now and when you're free to talk.
- 02
You talk, 30–40 minutes
Sleep, stress, patterns, and the goal you named. Brian will be honest about whether you're ready.
- 03
You decide
If it's a fit, you'll get an invitation to the 12-Week Life Reset. If not, no follow-up pitch.
The eight non-negotiables.
The method works when these are in place. If you aren't willing to do them, this isn't the right time, and that's a useful thing to know.
- 01Breathwork every morning.
- 02Non-negotiable from Brian
- 03Non-negotiable from Brian
- 04Non-negotiable from Brian
- 05Non-negotiable from Brian
- 06Non-negotiable from Brian
- 07Non-negotiable from Brian
- 08Non-negotiable from Brian
Brian Wagner
Brian is the founder of Everyday Warriors and creator of the Breath-Driven Transformation Method™. After overcoming addiction, homelessness, corporate burnout, and declining health, he rebuilt his life through recovery, holistic health, Qigong, breath training, and personal development. He spent five years as a VP of Sales traveling three weeks a month, and paid for it with reflux, anxiety, broken sleep, and a shelf of prescriptions. He teaches the practice that got him out.
Tell Brian where you are.
Answer plainly. There's no right answer, only an honest one. You'll get a confirmation email with what to expect.
The Breath-Driven Transformation Method™ is a coaching and personal-development framework. It isn't medical care, psychotherapy, diagnosis, or treatment, and it doesn't replace care from licensed professionals. Participants with medical conditions, medication questions, or concerns about exercise or breathing practices should consult an appropriate licensed healthcare professional.