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EPISODE · Sep 16, 2025 · 26 MIN

Abstract Essay in its Fifth season, featuring NaRon Tillman as my guest.

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NaRon TillmanNaRon Tillman is a leading voice at the intersection of human potential and artificial intelligence, empowering thought leaders, coaches, and creators to build thriving, automated businesses with a polished, big-brand feel.As CEO of Principal Matters, Inc., NaRon is pioneering cutting-edge AI agents that go beyond task automation—designing systems for strategic growth, streamlined client workflows, and scalable impact.With 25+ years of entrepreneurial experience, NaRon understands the unique pressures faced by purpose-driven leaders. He fuses this hands-on expertise with 20 years as a spiritual teacher (Pastor of One Ministries in NYC) and 10 years as a mindfulness and yoga instructor, serving as Director of Urban Yogis. His approach is holistic, human-centered, and results-focused—merging soulful leadership with smart automation.NaRon is also the author of the forthcoming book Internal Awakening in an AI Age, which explores the deep connection between AI prompt engineering and subconscious identity programming. Through it, he equips readers with transformational strategies for aligning their inner voice with their external impact.He hosts the Walk In Victory Podcast, where he explores the convergence of AI, mindful leadership, and business growth—sharing practical, repeatable strategies to automate systems, increase revenue, and free up founders to focus on their calling. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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