Marcus Druen interviews Nikki Trott, originally published at leadingaudaciouschange.buzzsprout.com
This is the fourth in a series of articles looking at resistance to change, a topic near and dear to the hearts of organizational reinventors. The others can be found here Level of Economy and Society, Level of Teams and Groups, Level of Organizations.
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My guest today is Nikki Trott. Nikki is on a mission to help conscious entrepreneurs thrive with purpose & create more positive impact for themselves & the world
Nikki is the founder and CEO of Conscious Accelerator, which helps conscious entrepreneurs transform both mindset and strategy to unlock full potential, fulfilment and success. Her podcast, Going Conscious, explores new ways to live a more conscious life of fulfilment and freedom with entrepreneurs and academics.
In her previous career she had a successful (yet eventually not very fulfilling) career as an brand and marketing agency executive working with the who is who in the fashion industry – most likely you are wearing a piece of cloth from one of her previous clients right now.
We explore resistance in all its depth and diversity: why we resist, what we resist, how it shows up in our minds and bodies. We discuss the impostor syndrome, our inner critics and the very different approaches of our egos and high-selfs in experiencing our existence. Nikki gives some practical advice to our established podcast personas, Michael and Michaela, on how to move through their inner resistance.
Links
Nikki’s hub
Nikki’s conscious accelerator
https://www.consciousaccelerator.com
Nikki’s podcast
https://www.goingconscious.com
Nikki’s meditation on intuition and purpose
https://www.goingconscious.com/episodes/purpose-meditation
Book: Sapiens, a brief history of human kind by Yuval Harari
https://www.ynharari.com/book/sapiens-2
Tara Brach and radical acceptance
Eckart Tolle and The Power of Now
Wim Hof for breathing methods
Michael Singer and The Surrender Experiment
Dr. Gabor Maté
Featured Image added by Enlivening Edge Magazine. Image by Niek Verlaan from Pixabay
Republished with permission.
