EPISODE · Apr 7, 2021 · 1H 2M
Episode 48 with David Taylor-Klaus - Finding your life's rhythm
from The Conscious Action Podcast by Brian Berneman · host Brian Berneman
On this episode we talk with David Taylor-Klaus, a speaker, author, and leadership coach on a mission to unearth and unleash the personal mastery of entrepreneurs and senior executives.We explore somatic intelligence, modeling and giving permission for opening up, our bodies always communicate with us so we need to pause and listen, labeling our experience, neuroscience and change, deciding vs choosing, becoming to act, what does success mean, selfish vs self-centered.David talks about importance of family and relationships, living the ‘should’ life, hitting bottom and deciding to start doing the work to reconnect, finding a life rhythm, declaring what is important.For more about Danny follow him on Facebook and Instagram and https://dtkcoaching.com/.Support the showSupport the show_________Ready to embark on your journey to wellbeing and conscious living? ✨ Transform your life🟡 Experience transformative events💥 Explore holistic therapies for healing & mindful living🙋♀️ Book Brian as a speaker to inspire your audience🟠 Support your employees' physical & mental wellbeingConnect with Brian:Website | https://www.brianberneman.com/Instagram | @brianberneman LinkedIn | @brianbernemanFacebook | @brianberneman
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On this episode we talk with David Taylor-Klaus, a speaker, author, and leadership coach on a mission to unearth and unleash the personal mastery of entrepreneurs and senior executives. We explore somatic intelligence, modeling and giving permission for opening up, our bodies always communicate with us so we need to pause and listen, labeling our experience, neuroscience and change, deciding vs choosing, becoming to act, what does success mean, selfish vs self-centered. David talks about impo...
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