Ep 37 - David Tilston - Mastering the art of Flow: Balance, Movement & Connection
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In this inspiring episode of Shapes of Resilience, host Olly Hall-Green sits down with coach and retreat leader David Tilston, to explore the transformative power of flow, balance, and connection.
Drawing on his experiences in the military and fire service, David shares how years of navigating trauma, high-pressure situations, and emotional weight led him to discover the healing potential of movement, mindfulness, and community. Through his retreats and flow-based training, he now helps others reconnect with themselves — finding calm amid chaos, and meaning in motion.
Together, Olly and David dive deep into themes of emotional resilience, personal reflection, and the privilege of helping others, while also celebrating the joy of rediscovery that comes from embracing a more mindful, embodied way of living. This conversation reminds us that resilience isn’t just about surviving, it’s about learning to move with life’s rhythm, finding peace, purpose, and connection along the way.
🧭 Key Takeaways
• Traumatic experiences can become teachers when we reframe them with compassion.
• Flow and movement can be powerful tools for emotional release and healing.
• Every challenge carries a lesson that can shape future responses.
• The desire to help others is a deep source of motivation and meaning.
• It’s a privilege to serve, reflect, and grow through experience.
• Mind-body awareness supports resilience and recovery.
• Building community through retreats and shared reflection fosters connection.
• The journey from trauma to flow is about balance, surrender, and presence.
• Helping others heal begins with learning to heal yourself.
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