TRAVIS MCREYNOLDS

”The happiest people in life operate out of their imaginations and dreams, and not their histories.”

-Ed Mylett

There's nothing extraordinary about me—at least, not in the way the world typically defines it. Like most people, I long for peace and connection, and at my core, I simply love people. I'm a husband, a father, a former police officer, and the parent of a teenage son who died by suicide.

What sets me apart? I'm not sure I have a perfect answer to that—but I can share what I've lived through, including my own journey with neurodivergence.

As someone who understands ADHD from the inside out, I've experienced firsthand how an undiagnosed and unsupported neurodivergent mind can create chaos, overwhelm, and isolation. I believe ADHD played a significant role in my son Dru's struggle and ultimate decision to end his life—the constant battle with executive function, emotional dysregulation, and feeling misunderstood in a neurotypical world became too much for him to bear alone.

I've witnessed some of the darkest corners of human trauma. I've stood beside my son's casket less than a week after Thanksgiving, and I've spent years shoulder-to-shoulder with people who were fighting battles no one could see. Through it all, I found myself searching—desperately—for a way to survive.

Two years after Dru's death, I hit rock bottom. I was faced with a choice: give up and follow the same path my son had taken—or fight to rebuild a life I still wanted to live. In that moment, I heard Dru's voice telling me to keep going. So I did.

The journey that followed was anything but linear. It was messy, painful, and full of false starts. But I refused to quit. I held on. And eventually, the fog began to lift, revealing a deeper truth: I still had a purpose. And I was meant to live it.

With a natural gift for listening and an open heart for those in pain, I eventually discovered the life-changing power of Neuro-Linguistic Programming and the transformative coaching of Sean Smith. It was a turning point. I knew this work had the power to help others reclaim their lives.

That's why I created L.I.F.E. Systems™—a coaching practice born from the blueprint of my experience, rooted in neuroscience, and designed to reach beneath surface-level "mindset work" to transform the emotional and neurological patterns that truly hold us back. My approach weaves together the beautiful combination of Neuro-Transformational™ Breakthrough Life Coaching, specialized ADHD coaching, and grief coaching and support. This integrated methodology helps disrupt destructive habits, heal emotional wounds, support neurodivergent minds in finding their unique strengths, and create the freedom to pursue the outcomes you deeply desire.

Whether you're navigating the complexities of ADHD, working through profound loss, or simply seeking to break free from patterns that no longer serve you, this work meets you exactly where you are. I believe this powerful combination of approaches doesn't just help my clients reach their desired outcomes—it fundamentally increases their quality of life by honoring both their neurological uniqueness and their deepest human need for healing and connection.

If you're seeking real, lasting change—and you're ready to break through what's been keeping you stuck—reach out for a free consultation. Together, we'll decide if you're ready to begin your journey.

If you are, I'll walk beside you all the way as you learn to live in freedom everyday.