I am Greer Inez- a serial entrepreneur + biohacker + business innovation strategist + visual artist — a trailblazer at the intersection of health + wealth. Over the last two decades, I’ve built multiple businesses + empowered countless entrepreneurs to scale their dream ventures.

I grew up in Norman, Oklahoma — a small, conservative town where most people followed safe + similar paths to one another. My family, however, is full of dreamers who created lives they had never seen modeled, writing their own blueprints. That contrast shaped me.

My dad was a Nike-sponsored runner [yes, Nike made shoes for him to run races in!] and one of the OG biohackers. Long before the word existed, he built his life around training, health, and freedom. He built his own businesses + designed his schedule so he could train. I saw early that freedom + energy are built — not inherited.

My mom, a triple Libra + an English teacher, was the first in her family to graduate college. She carries the highest standards of anyone I know. Both of my grandmothers were single women who owned their homes + lived fiercely independent lives. Ironically, both grew enormous tomato gardens, though they were very different mothers. My mom’s mom — the love of my life, the one I still pray to — taught me the most about being a community member. My dad’s mom was the librarian at the architecture school at The University of Oklahoma, immersed in design. Both my dad + I later studied Architecture there, and my love for design is still a driving force in my creative work.

My dad’s grandmother, also my namesake “Inez,” was a single woman with a Ph.D. from Columbia. My dad’s father earned his Ph.D. from Harvard and taught at the University of Oklahoma. My great-grandmother, a Native American woman from Wilson, Oklahoma, built the first laundromat in her town of 1,500 in the 1950s. My great-grandfather welded her the building, and she built more than a business — it was a gathering space for women, a place of resilience.

My little brother played college baseball + outshines me in every way, especially humor. We have sons the exact same age + he has coached them for the last five years. This stage of life feels euphoric + beautifully simple — gratitude fills my bones.

I started yoga at 16 + continued my practice while I traveled the world. I studied Architecture, Native American Studies, Religion, and Art in college. By graduate school I was certified in both Vinyasa + Bikram in Colorado. During that time, I accidentally hopped into the marketing industry, selling phone book ads [yes, that long ago!] while teaching yoga full-time, building a cult following, and learning so much about biohacking. Buddhism + Sanskrit entered my life early + taught me the power of presence + peace.

At the end of graduate school, I had my first baby + launched my first business in photography. Building that business as a new mother taught me discipline + creativity in ways no MBA ever could. I wasn’t just learning to shoot; I was learning to scale + market + lead while balancing motherhood — a crash course in entrepreneurship.

My yoga following grew into another business teaching women holistic mothering + biohacking. It was one of my first digital courses, long before online education was mainstream. That business no longer exists, but it gave me my first taste of building digital programs that transform lives and helped me refine the connection between health + vitality + entrepreneurship.

My photography business grew beyond anything I imagined, taking me all over the world to capture entrepreneurs, creatives, and visionaries. I shoot film with the same journalistic eye my dad passed down to me, and like him, I often paint on my photographs — layering story into each frame. My work is intimate + timeless. My portraits aren’t just images; they are heirlooms created at the intersection of art + legacy [I only book portraits in the fall]. And when it comes to brand visuals, I design them as strategic assets that don’t just look good, but sell — turning attention into trust, trust into clients, and clients into loyalty.

When COVID hit, my photography business stopped overnight. In that pause, I expanded my real estate portfolio + experimented with product-based businesses. I was cast in three feature films: Tenkiller, The Awkward Stage, and Salt of the Earth [all are streaming on Amazon]. Stepping into those roles expanded me in every dimension of life — presence, creativity, vulnerability, and confidence. Acting demanded that I inhabit emotions fully, hold myself in front of others, and trust my voice. Those lessons continue to shape how I parent, how I create, how I lead, and how I help other women show up visible + magnetic in their own work. I am someone who refuses to collapse. I’ve built + pivoted + rebuilt more times than I can count. Whether it was launching Quickies in the cannabis industry, rebranding it into a vibrator line, or moving into real estate, I’ve proven that creativity + resilience are my constants.

My photography business is now back in full force. And alongside it, I work 1:1 with women through Biohack Your Business — teaching them how to align biology + business for sustainable success.

Because of decades of habits [biohacking] — yoga, meditation, nutrition, nervous system regulation, movement, supplements, and sleep — my biological age is 27 at 45. Epigenetics: daily choices flipping genetic switches in my favor.

This is the foundation of everything I teach in Biohack Your Business digital course + my 1:1 Biohack Your Business: Our biology is our business model. I’ve created a science-backed, proven program that aligns your energy, strategy + systems to deliver measurable results in both health + wealth.