Mindto is a comprehensive AI-driven platform that supports athlete performance, health, and & well-being. Mindto is designed to be accessible, engaging, digestible, relevant, and impactful. In sum, Mindto exists to improve the lives of athletes on and off the field.Leveraging prominent figures from sports, health, and wellness (“Mindto Masters”) and the latest advances in Artificial Intelligence, Mindto’s platform supports athletes by meeting them where they are in this digital age–on their phones–and by identifying and responding to their individual needs, interests, and goals. Mindto delivers valuable information and useful tools specifically designed to maximize athletes’ on-field sports performance, physical and mental health, and well-being.Comprehensive, relevant, and transformative, the Mindto platform is the right technology, in the right place, with the right people, at the right time to meet the needs and goals of sports organizations and their athletes in the 21st century.Mindto is also a community that creates a sense of connection and belonging with fellow athletes, coaches, and experts in which they feel welcomed, included, and supported. Mindto ensures that every athlete in its community feels that they have someone to turn to when they need encouragement, or have questions or challenges in their sport or personal lives.

My consulting practice focuses on helping athletes and other high performers, as well as sports teams and other organizations to maximize individual and team performance through the use of psychological, leadership, and team development strategies. I offer deep insights, useful information, and practical tools to help individuals and organizations increase performance and results. I'm the author of 17 books and speak internationally on sports and parenting. To learn more, visit www.drjimtaylor.com.

I speak at financial meetings and conferences on the psychology of business performance for Natixis Global Asset Management, the 14th largest asset management firm in the world.

I held a one-year faculty appointment in the Sport & Performance Psychology graduate program. I was responsible for teaching and supervising master's and doctoral students.