Shanon Tysland is a physical therapist, entrepreneur and founder of Experience Momentum, an integrated health and performance company serving communities across the Seattle area.
Since 2007, he has grown Experience Momentum into a mission-driven, B Corp-certified organization dedicated to helping people move better, feel stronger and live with greater intention.
He is also the host of the Redefine What’s Possible podcast.
The Momentum Method is his first book.

In The Momentum Method, physical therapist, entrepreneur and founder Shanon Tysland shares a practical framework for creating the energy needed to live, lead and perform with greater clarity and purpose.
Drawing from his own journey, decades of work in integrated health and performance and lessons learned while building a mission-driven business, Tysland challenges the idea that more hustle is the answer.
Instead, he offers a better path—one rooted in sustainable habits, resilience, human connection and a more honest definition of success.
This isn’t about doing more. It’s about creating the kind of energy that allows you to show up fully for your work, your relationships and your life.
✔ Build a more sustainable approach to success
✔ Align daily habits with deeper values and priorities
✔ Strengthen resilience through practical, repeatable actions
✔ Manage energy instead of constantly chasing time
◽️ Energy over exhaustion
◽️ Achievement without self-abandonment
◽️ Healthspan and performance
◽️ Presence and human connection
◽️ Leadership and ownership
Shanon Tysland
Two decades treating patients
Experience Momentum, since 2007
Strength coach and
long-time meditator
Based in the Pacific Northwest
Ten questions for book clubs and company teams—free to download.
Shanon writes about the early experiences that shaped his beliefs about resilience and security.
What stories from your own childhood still influence the way you approach challenges today?
The book challenges the idea that constant hustle is the price of success.
Have you ever achieved something that looked impressive from the outside but left you feeling depleted on the inside?
Shanon describes his awakening as a series of small shifts rather than one dramatic moment.
Can you recall a small change in your own life that ended up creating a much bigger ripple effect?
The Momentum Method begins with "Map"—asking who you want to become and where you want to go.
When was the last time you paused to honestly answer that question for yourself?
Owning your numbers means paying attention to what matters most rather than what is easiest to measure.
What is one number or rhythm in your life you could start paying closer attention to?
Shanon shares how he slipped back into old patterns even after learning better ones.
Have you ever found yourself falling back into a habit you thought you had already overcome?
The book explores the difference between performing for others and being genuinely present.
Where in your life do you notice yourself confusing the two?
Shanon describes energy vampires as anything that quietly pulls attention away from the present moment.
What tends to drain your energy without you fully realizing it in the moment?
The book argues that effort is something we can always control, while results are not.
Can you think of a time when the effort you put in mattered more than the outcome you were chasing?
The book closes with an invitation to give back and live with intention.
What is one way you could bring more purpose into your own daily life starting this week?
Everything you need to feature Shanon—all in one place.
The integrated health and performance company Shanon founded in 2007—B Corp certified, 45+ certified providers, physical therapy, massage, nutrition and fitness in Lynnwood and Seattle.
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