I’ve been following Scott Britton for the last couple of years, and when I saw he was looking to talk about his new book, Conscious Accomplishment, on podcasts, I shot my shot. He quickly responded with a resounding “yes.”

In this episode, Scott and I discuss his journey towards consciousness, exploring the themes of intuition, the true self, and the role of the heart in accessing higher intelligence. He explains the distinction between clean and dirty fuel in ambition, emphasizing the importance of inner work for sustainable success. We also touch on the concept of conscious accomplishment (the topic of his book), which merges personal achievement with spiritual growth, and Conscious Talent, his platform aimed at connecting conscious leaders with businesses. I hope we encourage listeners to embrace their authentic selves and explore the transformative power of love and intention.

You can get a copy of Conscious Accomplishment here: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0FV86BG4T

Takeaways

• Your real problems aren't your circumstances, but your reactions to them.
• The journey to consciousness involves understanding oneself deeply.
• Intuition is a guide from the true self, helping navigate life.
• The heart is a gateway to higher intelligence and emotional understanding.
• Ambition can be driven by clean or dirty fuel; awareness is key.
• Conscious accomplishment merges personal achievement with spiritual growth.
• The outside world reflects our inner world; change begins within.
• Conscious Talent aims to connect conscious leaders with businesses.
• Practicing love and openness can transform relationships and self-perception.
• The evolution of consciousness is reflected in societal shifts towards authenticity.

If you are looking to improve your finances and build wealth, take a look at the unique gifts and talents you have been blessed with to see if you can bring more value to the world and more money your way.

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“Above all, keep a close watch on this— that you are never so tied to your former acquaintances and friends that you are pulled down to their level. If you don’t, you’ll be ruined. . . . You must choose whether to be loved by these friends and remain the same person, or to become a better person at the cost of those friends . . . if you try to have it both ways you will neither make progress nor keep what you once had.”

- Epictetus

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In the inaugural episode of my Convos With Friends series, I'm joined by my good friend Ashby Daniels. We explore his journey of transitioning from a successful financial advisory career to pursuing a passion for writing and client communication. We cover the importance of planning, the significance of family time, and the value of listening to one's intuition and spend some time exploring trade-offs between professional ambitions and personal fulfillment.

Takeaways

- The decision to leave a secure job can be influenced by a desire for personal fulfillment.
- Planning and ensuring clients are taken care of is crucial when transitioning careers. - Listening to signs from the universe can guide important life decisions.
- Cherishing family time can lead to unexpected blessings and deeper connections.
- Accepting trade-offs in life is essential for aligning with personal values.
- Professional growth doesn't have to come at the expense of personal well-being.
- It's okay to delay professional ambitions for family and personal priorities.
- Making a decision to not decide is a valid choice.
- Investing in personal growth can lead to professional success later.
- Love and connection with family are paramount in life.

David Senra, the host of the Founders podcast often shares an important observation from studying some of the world's greatest leaders, entrepreneurs, and athletes..."belief comes before ability."

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If there will eventually be little no evidence of our existence, we should spend our time here living the life we want, not what someone else tells us we should live.

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