In this episode, Kristan Swan shares how to build a life and business rooted in authenticity. Her “Four S’s”—structure, systems, strategy, and space—help entrepreneurs stay aligned and avoid burnout. We also dive into the power of listening, why spiritual autobiographies can shift your story, and how to make hard choices from a place of self-trust.
Whether you're scaling a business or navigating change, this conversation will help you slow down, realign, and lead with intention.
KEY TAKEAWAYS:
- The “Four S’s” that drive sustainable success
- Why listening is your most underrated leadership skill
- How writing your spiritual autobiography can clarify your path
- The difference between change and conscious upgrades
- Tools for reconnecting with your intuition and inner wisdom
Success isn’t about doing more—it’s about aligning with who you truly are. Kristan’s insights will help you pause, listen in, and choose the next step from within.
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