About
A Conduit of change
Rooted in an inventive legacy—her grandfather pioneers latex paint—Cass Redstone builds a career defined by innovation, operational discipline, and visionary leadership. A seasoned entrepreneur and early trailblazer in addressing gender bias, she has driven inclusive, transformative change for over three decades. She pairs sharp business acumen with a compassionate, strategic mind—consistently challenging the status quo to create new models of excellence.
Cass’s path is both expansive and unconventional: she photographed the POTUS, pioneered Seattle’s first LGBTQ wedding show, performed stand-up comedy in Berlin, and climbed Cotopaxi. She reinvents herself at the height of success. Her breadth—and her depth—set her apart.
Cass was raised in a family of intellectuals. Her father, a renowned professor of education, and her mother, an elementary school principal, who pioneered Cooperative Education, instilled in her a deep respect for research, data, and teaching. In that environment, Cass learned early: without evidence, even the most powerful ideas struggle to be heard.
A talented athlete, Cass's family believed she woiuld pursue that path professionally. Her first love was sports—especially anything with a ball. Movement has always been central to her expression. With both her grandfather and mother as excellent dancers, she inherited the rhythmic gene.
Cass built a highly successful commercial photography career in Seattle, spending nearly two decades traveling the world photographing and filming people from all walks of life. Specializing in portrait and lifestyle work, she collaborated with some of the most recognized names and brands globally. At the height of that success, she made a pivotal shift—stepping away from her career to address gender bias in the workplace. Driven by a lifelong commitment to supporting women and girls, she founded the nonprofit Women Get Shit Done and began a documentary project to expose systemic inequities. Through that work, she developed a new framework for systemic change—turning away from commerical success to pursue meaningful impact.
It was here that her life took a radical turn. On the verge of launching her Gender Bias product, her business partner unexpectedly took control of the company and locked her out—ending the partnership without explanation.The shock, the shame, and the discrediting of her name broke her. A move she could not comprehend in business happened overnight.
What followed was a nine-year, unscripted journey.
My path here wasn’t linear. It was forged through loss, reinvention, and radical listening—walking away from old identities to follow a very specific calling: to see what others can’t yet see, bring future potential into the present, and unlock human capability at its earliest stages.
"Flow State Training is not mystical—it is measurable, trainable, and precise. We quantify flow, replicate it under pressure, and build customized tools that reliably return dancers to their peak state."
My Manifesto
Today, I specialize in working with ballet dancers, leaders, and institutions ready for their next evolution. My mission is clear: to set a new standard for performance and leadership—wisdom-driven, consciously awake, and grounded in measurable results. I’ve spent years developing Flow State Training™—a first-of-its-kind system for inducing, measuring, and sustaining flow.
We track brain-state coherence using EEG and visual analysis, while training intuition through precise, customizable protocols. Our aim is to develop dancers who are not only technically exceptional, but clear, resilient, and fully integrated. Through this work, we are also designing tools and products that track flow in real time—giving individuals the ability to adapt, recalibrate, and consistently return to their highest state of performance and alignment. Our long-term goal is to make these tools accessible worldwide.
