Chad Dunn's journey from convicted felon to successful CEO proves that real, lasting change is possible for anyone willing to do the work. After serving two years behind bars, Chad rebuilt his life with an unshakeable belief that his past mistakes would not define his future.
In Mind Over Virtually Everything, Chad shares the ten codes that guided his transformation and that now power his thriving "MOVE Human Performance Center and Physical Therapy" where elite athletes train alongside people learning to walk again. Chad's codes aren't feel-good clichés--they're battle-tested principles born from real-life struggles.
You'll discover how to . . .
- Take control of your identity and rewrite your story
- Master the power of conscious choice to change your trajectory
- Build an environment that supports your growth
- Turn obstacles into opportunities through optimism and grit
- Use your struggles as fuel for helping others
Whether you're redefining yourself, building a business, or simply ready to unlock your potential, this book shows you the way. Your past doesn't determine your future--your next choice does. Choose to be great.
Chad Dunn is the co-founder and CEO of MOVE Human Performance Center and Physical Therapy in Chandler, Arizona, where he combines physical training and mindset coaching to help people transform their lives. His journey from nationally ranked BMX racer to convicted felon to successful business owner has given him a unique perspective on human potential.
After serving two years in federal prison, Chad rebuilt his life by focusing on what he does best--helping others move beyond their limitations. Whether working with professional athletes, people recovering from catastrophic injuries, or youth seeking direction, he brings the same message: On the other side of pain lies greatness.
A certified behavioral change specialist with over twenty years of experience in the health, modern fitness, and sports performance fields, Chad has helped everyone from NFL and NBA players to people recovering from catastrophic injuries. His greatest joy comes from helping ordinary people achieve extraordinary results, from helping individuals with spinal cord injuries walk again to helping severe burn victims regain movement and independence.
Today, Chad splits his time between running MOVE, speaking to audiences about personal growth, and working directly with clients. He lives in Mesa, Arizona with his wife and business partner Jackie, who helped him build MOVE from the ground up.
