05/16/2025
In the age of wearables, wellness apps, and data-driven everything, we’re more informed than ever. But as Dr. Ryan Greene puts it: “Data has never been the missing piece.” The real issue isn’t access—it’s integration. And more importantly, who we’re doing it with.
Most of us already know what we should be doing. But knowing isn’t doing. “You could be the smartest person in the room,” Dr. Greene says, “but the true test comes when things don’t present like they do in a book.” Real health requires consistent action—not just knowledge—and that takes support.
This is where Monarch comes in. “We’ve created spaces where people can show up consistently,” he shares. “As long as I show up, our team builds a plan I can follow for decades.” There’s no shortcut—health is earned over time, not through 30-day sprints. Monarch makes that effort sustainable—and human.
What makes Monarch different isn’t just structure—it’s the people. “You need people who are knowledgeable, yes—but also people who understand everyone shows up with different needs,” Dr. Greene says. “Energy matters. People can tell when someone isn’t invested.”
At Monarch, the energy is real. The team truly cares—and that creates a ripple effect. Members return not because they’re hitting milestones, but because they feel seen. “They enjoy the space, the people, the smiling face at the door. It’s something they look forward to—something high-volume fitness can’t replicate.”
Yes, tech has a role—from AI-driven nutrition to wearable data—but it will never replace human connection. “That connection—it’s how we’re built. We thrive off relationships,” Dr. Greene says. A screen won’t notice when your behavior shifts or when you need help coming back to yourself.
Even basic habits like sleep, movement, or hydration are hard to maintain. “Life’s tough. We’re busier than ever. The body is resilient—but only for so long.” With support, those habits stick. “There’s data to support this—if you sleep, hydrate, move, eat well, and have emotional support, you’ll likely live a long, joyful life.”
Still, change is hard. “You can’t just push a subscription and expect transformation,” Dr. Greene says. “It has to fit into someone’s life. Most people aren’t intrinsically motivated. To create real change, we need to reward consistency—financially, socially, emotionally.”
That’s why Monarchs are intentionally sized—to preserve connection. “We designed the space so we notice when someone’s off. If we don’t see you, we’ll check in. Community is the accountability system.”
That idea became deeply personal when Dr. Greene’s mother passed away. “Her celebration of life was overwhelming. The people, the love—it showed the impact one person can have. It reminded me: if we’re only doing things for ourselves, we’re missing the point. Health allows us to give outward.”
And that’s the vision: If everyone gives, everyone receives. Real health doesn’t happen alone—it happens together. Monarch is here to make that possible.