Living a Conscious Life: The Podcast

Kristin Swanson is a coach and consultant who helps service-based entrepreneurs create consistent revenue by expanding their reach. She teaches clients how to execute their “someday when” projects with ease, turning procrastinated initiatives into profit.

As a breast cancer survivor, Kristin learned the importance of getting out of one’s own way and how to stop waiting until “someday” to make a unique impact. Realizing deeply that “you only live once,” she has gained perspective, tools, and strategies to overcome the illusions fear instills in us. Kristin teaches Thought Leaders how to listen to their deepest callings, act resolutely, and overcome procrastination.

Kristin received Co-Active Coaches Institute training, a BA in business, and has two decades of business leadership, strategy & operations experience. Learn more at https://www.kristinswansonconsulting.com. Download Kristin’s free Make it Happen Planner here.

David Gerken is a writer based in Newport Beach, California. He played college tennis at Princeton University and graduated with a BA in History. After completing his MBA at Georgetown University, he worked as a legislative assistant on Capitol Hill. After moving to Los Angeles, David was hired by Aaron Sorkin to serve on the writing staff of “The West Wing” for the 2002-2003 season. The show won the Emmy for Best Drama Series for its work that year.

He left the entertainment business in 2018 to focus his writing on spreading meditation and mindfulness to a broader audience. He publishes his articles on Medium.com, where he is followed by 187,000 readers. David’s goal is to persuade the millions of people in the Western world who are wary of meditation and mindfulness to develop regular practices and reap the profound benefits.

Claudia van Zuiden is the CEO and Founder of Solution Ways and Co-Founder of Conscious World Agents, solution focused organization's for holistic & sustainable excellence performance.

She is an international speaker about a variety of topics such as Compassionate Leadership, The Feminine Aspect of Leadership and the Power of Purpose.

Claudia believes that we can all embody our full potential in every aspect of our lives. Together with the right tools and guidance, both on a personal and professional level, we all can develop resilience and wisdom and lead a purposeful and meaningful life.

She shares her life with her beloved partner and is a mother of three children and a grandson. She also teaches Yoga, Stress Management and Mindfulness Meditation. In her spare time, she loves to be in nature and to write. For nearly thirty years she lived in Scotland, UK, and currently lives in the Netherlands. She has just published her first children's book.

Sean Brawley has dedicated over thirty years to helping people in sports and business elevate their performance and unlock their potential by teaching them how to win the “Inner Game”.

He is one of the world’s foremost experts on accelerated learning, innovative coaching, and sustainable high performance. He was the primary mental performance coach for Pete Carroll and the USC football program, helping the Trojans win two national championships. During that time, he also served as the player development advisor for the New York Yankees Player Development Group.

Sean is a former 150 ranked ATP Tour tennis professional. After the tour, he met with Tim Gallwey, author of the Inner Game of Tennis. Gallwey mentored Sean for over five years, and Sean became the first certified Inner Game coach in the world.

After a career in publishing, during which he launched The Alchemist by Paulo Coelho (over 300 million copies sold), Colm Holland now splits his time between writing and helping people along the path of reconciliation with themselves and others. In 2020, he published The Secret of the Alchemist, where he discusses what alchemy is and why The Alchemist became so popular.

His latest book - to be released in paperback September 2024 -is a psychological thriller: By Accident Most Strange - if thoughts could kill.

https://www.colmholland.com