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My name is Viv Beck, and this is my information collation station—a place where I cultivate clarity, curiosity, and conscious growth as I move through midlife and beyond.

This site isn’t a business. It’s a breathing archive—you could call it a digital journal, a thought laboratory, or an idea dispensary. Maybe even a combination of these.

I created it because I needed a place to think out loud—about health, biohacking, crypto, spirituality, global shifts, personal sovereignty, and the deeply human desire for peace, fulfillment, and vitality as we age. These aren’t separate interests to me—they’re part of one long conversation I’m having with myself about how to live awake, aware, and well.

For over 30 years, I shaped young minds in classrooms. Now, I’m turning that lens inward—examining what it means to become a student of my own biology, beliefs, behaviors, and becoming.

Here, I share information I collect and notes from that journey. They’re not always tidy. Things I know, things I reiterate and things I reflect about on any given day. This is where I free up some mental real estate by writing my thoughts down. I trust that if you’re here, some part of it will land where it needs to.

I believe:

  • The body is a truth-teller.
  • Financial freedom is a form of creative expression.
  • God is not separate from science.
  • Midlife is not a crisis—it’s a cracking open.
  • And that we need fewer gurus, more soul-led explorers.

If any of that resonates, welcome. You’re not late, and you’re not lost.
You’re just in the part of life where things get real.

Let’s walk with eyes open.


Topics You’ll Find Here

  • Biohacking for the mature woman
  • Holistic health and mitochondrial wisdom
  • Supplementation, longevity, and energy optimization
  • Personal sovereignty and the digital economy (crypto, decentralization, AI)
  • Spiritual integration and midlife reinvention
  • Reflections on motivation, fulfillment, and the slow power of habit
  • And the random musings of a mind that never stops watching the world