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Resilience Tactics

Stay Sharp, Steady & Well™ with real-time, tactical nervous system tools Hi, I’m Sharmila, creator of Performance & Resilience Tactics.

I help individuals and high-intensity professionals optimize performance and well-being using science-backed, real-time mind-body tools. With a background as a Physical Therapist, Yoga & Meditation Teacher, and Clinical Hypnotherapist, I I combine mind-body practices and neuroscience to help you get into your optimal bandwidth, sync your brain and body, and build long-term resilience. If you're always “on,” my tools are designed to help you downshift, regulate, and reset—so you can thrive on the job and in life.

01/22/2026

Reality check: for many of us, by this time our resolutions are out the door and we’re already back in high gear for much of the day.

When big goals slip away, it’s easy to turn that into self-criticism or feel like we’ve failed.

👉🏼But sustainable performance and resilience aren’t built through sweeping changes.
✔️They’re built through small, in-the-moment shifts that bring the nervous system back into balance.

This could look like
• softening where you’re holding tension
• taking one intentional breath
• moving your body, even briefly

✨It’s not only about the big goals. It’s about the small shifts you make in the moment.
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01/20/2026

Grateful to teach another MCLE for attorneys on how to Stay Sharp, Steady, & Well, this time for the San Mateo County Bar Association, focused on performance under pressure and nervous system regulation.

High-pressure, always-on roles demand clarity and sound judgment. Supporting long-term competence in those conditions matters.
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01/08/2026

A full-circle moment. 🤍

Returning to India after 23 years, I was struck by a mix of familiarity and discovery. Born and raised in the U.S., I had visited regularly throughout my childhood.

On this trip, I spent time with family I’d deeply missed, celebrated my parents’ 50th anniversary, and reconnected with places that shaped my roots.

Being between two cultures reminded me how important it is to honor where you come from — and also to define yourself on your own authentic terms.

✨Grateful for perspective, connection, and reflection as the year begins.

Wishing everyone a Happy New Year.
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01/05/2026

Found this photo at my cousin’s house from one of my earliest trips to India.

Beginning the new year grateful for the memories that shaped me. 🤍
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12/10/2025

In recent multi-session trainings I led with law enforcement supervisors, I shared a simple formula:
✨Performance = Output – Internal Load.

We train “output” constantly.
But internal load matters just as much.

✔️Internal load = everything your body and mind are carrying in the moment — tension, breath patterns, mental clutter, anticipatory stress, the last call you were on.

👉🏼All of it shapes how you think, speak, and perform.

The good news?
There are quick, body based ways to reduce internal load. I call them mini downshifts.
And when performance matters, this isn’t optional — it’s operational.
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12/01/2025

My second Police1 article is now out! It's about using Mini Downshifts to stay sharp, steady, and well in the long run.

It's not just for law enforcement, but for anyone who operates under pressure.

👉🏼When your nervous system stays in High Gear for too long, performance, clarity, and resilience can all be impacted.

✔️In the article, I share how real-time resets help you stay in peak performance and wellness zones.

✨Link in bio.
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11/27/2025

Happy Thanksgiving! 🍁 Grateful to be connected.

The holidays can be meaningful and stressful, so here are 4 reminders to help you stay steady:

1. Set clear boundaries. It's ok to say no.
2. Take breaks as needed. Even a short walk, few minutes outdoors, or a mindful pause.
3. Breathe! Notice how your breathing is being impacted by stress and take a few deep breaths.
4. Don't lose sight of what really matters during the holidays.

Wishing you a peaceful holiday season. ✨
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11/26/2025

✨A gentle reminder as the season ramps up: steadiness isn’t something we wait for, it’s something we practice in small moments.
👉🏼One breath, one pause, one shift at a time.
✔️Working with the body is one of the simplest ways to stay in your optimal zone.
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11/19/2025

👉🏼Our nervous system impacts performance. It’s not only about our professional skills — it’s about the state we’re operating from.

Grateful for the opportunity to teach an MCLE session for attorneys on nervous system regulation and real-time performance tools.

✔️High-pressure work demands more than expertise.
✔️It requires staying in the gear where judgment, clarity, and communication stay sharp.
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11/10/2025

Most people think “stress” looks frantic or overwhelmed.

But often, the highest stress state looks like this: 👉🏼Calm on the outside. Busy on the inside.

I call this High Gear — when your system is still “on,” even if you look composed and are productive.

High Gear can feel like:
• Shoulders (or other areas) tense
• Breath a little shallow
• Mind scanning for the next thing
• Hard to really settle, even when you want to

It’s not wrong — it’s how your nervous system protects you.

The problem is when we stay there all day. That's when:
-when patience runs thin
-communication shifts
-fatigue becomes normal
-burnout creeps in quietly

And the shift out of High Gear doesn’t have to be big.

Sometimes it’s:
✔️A slower exhale
✔️A softening of the belly
✔️A brief pause before speaking
✔️A 60 second or less reset — while working, not after

✨Your system doesn’t need to power down. It just needs to downshift.

✨Small, regular shifts lead to a big difference.

👉🏼If you want to understand the 3 nervous system gears that are driving your day — and how to shift in real time — I created a free Peak Performance Reset Map. Link in bio.
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11/04/2025

✨I’m excited to share that I’ll be teaching a California Lawyers Association Live Webinar on November 18:

Stay Sharp, Steady & Well: Real-Time Tools for Attorneys (✔️Competence Issues Credit)

👉🏼This webinar focuses on real-time nervous system strategies to support clarity and grounded decision-making under pressure.

🔗Registration link in bio.
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10/28/2025

👉🏼Ever told yourself to “just stay calm”—but felt your body doing the opposite?

✨You don’t need more willpower.
✨You need to understand your wiring.

When stress hits, your body shifts gears before your mind can catch up.

✔️Learn how to spot your nervous system gear — and shift back to optimal performance in real time.

⚙️ Stay Sharp, Steady, & Well.
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7031 Koll Center Pkwy STE 100
Pleasanton, CA
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Monday	8:30am - 3am
Tuesday	8:30am - 3am
Wednesday	8:30am - 3am
Thursday	8:30am - 3am
Friday	8:30am - 3am

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http://www.resiliencetactics.com/

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The Wellness Transformation was created by Sharmila Acharya with the mission of empowering people with chronic pain to transform their health and revolutionize their lives. As an integrative health coach, Sharmila uses her skills as a holistic physical therapist, certified nutrition consultant, and yoga teacher to work alongside her clients to take charge of their own health. There is a dynamic interplay between nutrition, stress management, and exercise/movement in regards to wellness. Even making small, consistent changes in these 3 areas simultaneously can lead to powerful result, such as: decreased pain, enhanced energy, weight loss, increased strength, balanced moods, and improved function.