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My name is Simeon and I'm a poet and a philosopher at heart, a health and fitness enthusiast by habit, and a daredevil and adrenaline junkie by choice.

I currently work as a life coach and health counselor with people who want to make realistic, autonomous, and lifelong changes in various areas of their lives.

Some of my academic endeavors encompass the following: cognitive neuroscience, applied positive psychology, sports and exercise science, and evidence-based psychological coaching.

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