Natasha Wiscombe

@natashawiscombe1

OG biohacker with a true north to support & empower others across integrative medicine & the power of wellness travel. Wellness Brand Accelerator https://www.wellaccel.io/ - a service & consultancy supporting integrative med and digital health practices, and practitioners ⌚️ 🧬🔬 This is what I do by day (and nights, and weekends) - and I LOVE it. I focus on ecosystem architecture supporting teams across positioning, onboarding, content & PLG. I curate & share actionable optimization for entrepreneurs across well-being, work, wealth & travel at http://www.well-hacking.com/ & visually https://www.instagram.com/well.hacking/ I'm currently filming Season 1 of The Wellness Traveler https://www.instagram.com/thewellnesstraveler/ and act as a travel agent for those interested in traveling for integrative healing, retreats, water sports or with their startup. You can book with me at www.thewellnesstravler.co and learn more about me hereL https://www.foratravel.com/advisor/natasha-wiscombe Annnd my current passion projects: a database & knowledge ecosystem across peptide therapy at Peptide Courses https://www.peptide.courses/ and getting ready to launch a new kind of job board for the wellness economy https://whealth.work/ 🚀

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