Join us with Fawn Miller as we explore how humans are innately wired to thrive — without needing to manage, control, or optimize our thinking styles. We dive into the myths around left brain vs. right brain and what becomes possible when you stop trying to fix how your mind works.

This conversation will shift how you relate to your own mind and help you trust in your innate wholeness.

About Fawn:

Fawn Miller helps brilliant humans embrace their calling and bring their Thrive Mode to life. She's a master-level coach with over 7,000 hours of experience guiding highly ambitious humans ready to create the thriving experience they truly desire. Fawn is the founder of the acclaimed Life. Fun. Purpose.™ program and framework, and brings over 20 years of study in coaching, human potential, neuroscience, and consciousness studies to her work. She specializes in life design, personal freedom, and helping people align with their authentic purpose. When she's not activating Thrive Mode in others, Fawn lives in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico with her life partner, two dogs, two cats, and their rescue possum named Possibility.

Fawn's website: fawnmiller.com

Further Resources: 

The Divided Brain documentary based on Iain’s first book and foundational research

Intro to Iain McGilchrist YouTube playlist of Fawn’s recommended intro interviews

Britta: ⁠⁠brittakristin.com⁠⁠

Kevin: kevinlawrence.org

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Beyond the mind, there is consciousness. Through contemplation, we can glimpse the nature of reality. Whether you like or don’t like something is irrelevant to what’s there. If you want to discover what’s true, you have to be honest about it, open yourself to not knowing, and allow it to be an ongoing discovery of what simply is.

About Brendan:

Inviting You To Consciousness and Skill Worldwide. Brendan’s commitment to study and training has led to great awareness and understanding of the dynamics of mind and body as they apply to interaction and skill. Through years of intense contemplation he has also developed a deep understanding of his own condition and had a deep enlightenment experience at twenty-seven. This allows him to powerfully facilitate others in having the breakthroughs and insights necessary to expand their own consciousness. Brendan Lea first met Peter Ralston, the founder of Consciousness and Skill Worldwide, when he was seventeen. Within days of meeting him, Brendan committed himself to a life of study and moved to Texas to be at the Cheng Hsin Center. From the age of eighteen Brendan has been in attendance to every apprentice program that has been offered at the Cheng Hsin center in Pipe Creek, TX.

Websites: thebrendanlea.com and peterralston.com

Skool Community: skool.com/the-consciousness-path

Youtube: www.youtube.com/@TheBrendanLea

Britta: ⁠⁠brittakristin.com⁠⁠

Kevin: kevinlawrence.org

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What if peace and okayness were already yours, regardless of circumstances? With returning guest Michael McDonald, we explore fundamental wellbeing — that innate state beneath your thinking about life. Like a "hot tub of awareness" that's always available, wellbeing isn't temporary but a foundational truth about reality.

We share our journeys with this recognition and how it makes thriving effortless. It's not about changing your thinking, but shifting your perspective to what's already true. What's present when there's no problem to solve? Where do you already experience wellbeing? What happens when you add "and that's okay" to your experience? Experiment in your own life and let us know what you find.

About Michael:

Michael McDonald is a transformational coach for visionary entrepreneurs, executives, and mentoring other coaches. With a style that’s part Mr. Rogers, part Inception, he helps leaders shift from conceptual to actual, from empowered to awakened, and from complexity to simplicity. His life’s work is to help humanity align with spiritual truth, one conversation at a time.

“Something awesome is trying to happen, and your job is to allow it.”

Website: authenticintegrity.com

Email: [email protected]

Britta: ⁠⁠brittakristin.com⁠⁠

Kevin: kevinlawrence.org

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Sometimes a relationship is simply not wanting to happen anymore — it wants to die or maybe already died a while ago and wants to be put to rest as opposed to rotting in the living room. 

Instead of allowing this to be true, we can get caught up in the fixing paradigm. We spend so much energy trying to figure it out, attempting to tackle our confusion and angst, and justifying why we’re still holding on.

If you find yourself saying, “Well, relationships are just hard,” get skeptical. When a relationship is alive, it’s easeful, it feels like home, and it has you saying, “Oh my god, I didn’t know it could be this good.”

Britta: ⁠⁠brittakristin.com⁠⁠

Kevin: kevinlawrence.org

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Have you ever felt like you were punching yourself in the face while simultaneously trying to army crawl to your destination? Kevin has. In this episode, we share the concept of being an “idiot genius.”

As a human, you’re an innately brilliant force with built-in genius. And, sometimes you’re an idiot. We all are. We’ll help you recognize when you’re being one and invite you to act more from your genius.

Britta: ⁠⁠brittakristin.com⁠⁠

Kevin: kevinlawrence.org

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In this episode, Kevin sits down with his former client, Hannah Husband, to explore the magic they created through their work together. Hannah shares some of the life-altering shifts and transformations she experienced, and delves into a few of the surprises along the way.

If you’re someone who constantly pounds your head against the wall, scares the shit out of yourself, and is generally stuck in a loop of punishing yourself… You can stop at any point. This episode is for you.

Hannah: hannahhusband.com

Britta: ⁠⁠brittakristin.com⁠⁠

Kevin: kevinlawrence.org

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Hannah Husband (they/she) is a coach, body nerd, community weaver, gender expansive witch, and kitchen dance party starter. Their coaching style is equal parts nurturing (think cinnamon tea in human form) and playfully confronting (big sacred clown energy). If you feel drawn to connect, you can email Hannah at ⁠[email protected]⁠

You have the power to use your thinking to create chronic conditions — and you have the power to heal them too, spontaneously.

When you go searching for fear, pain, or proof of what’s wrong, that’s what you’ll find. But what if there’s another option?

In this conversation with Aspen Perlick, we explore a radically different approach to chronic conditions — one where your symptoms aren’t problems to fix, but love letters from your body. Messages guiding you toward your superpowers, your wholeness, and the parts of yourself you’ve disowned.

This episode invites you to shift your relationship with your symptoms — from fear to reverence, from resistance to curiosity, from powerlessness to power — and discover what becomes possible when you begin orienting toward wellbeing as your baseline, not the exception.

Aspen: @aspen.perlick on Instagram

Britta: ⁠⁠brittakristin.com⁠⁠

Kevin: kevinlawrence.org

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In this episode, Britta is joined by her long-time client, Tia Oaks, to reflect on her journey through coaching and how it led to her stepping into her own work as an entrepreneur, leader, and impactful coach.

We dive into the power of choice, commitment, following your intuition, and continuing to show up for what you really want. 

Your reality is shaped by your thinking — what if the discomfort you feel is the exact medicine you need? What if it's a pathway into everything you want? What if it's possible to create and experience what you actually want, right now?

Tia: [email protected]

Britta: ⁠⁠brittakristin.com⁠⁠

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Tia's Testimonial:

"Britta is the witchy mom I never had. My wise woman in the woods. She is the ultimate permission granter. There is nothing too weird, too embarrassing to bring to her. Offer your absurd dreams and the darkest parts of yourself to her and she will hold them with love and curiosity AND help you see a way to nurture them to be full, wise, authentic expressions of you.

Working with Britta has been a soul opening journey. It has changed my life in ways I could not see or imagine in the moment, because the way of being Britta invites you to is so simple, so natural. Working with Britta doesn’t feel like work, it feels like a settling into trueness.

Coaching with Britta is deep commitment and investment, but no pushing or straining. Britta helps you create what you want in the world by becoming more of you, not changing and 'fixing' yourself into something else. She will guide you back the core of who you are and be a balm and a fortress as fear comes up along the way."

What separates those who feel "life's happening to them" from those who boldly make shit happen? Agency.

In this episode, Britta and Kevin explore the contrast between low-agency and high-agency states of being. You’re invited to notice the spaces in your life where you’re acting from scarcity, fear, and/or being “reasonable” and instead experiment with going after what you really want, playing on your edges, and allowing yourself to be messy and imperfect — because the world needs more people to come alive. 

What would you want if you could be unreasonable? Wherever you feel life is happening to you, there's an opportunity to reclaim your agency and transform your experience.

Kevin: kevinlawrence.org

Britta: brittakristin.com

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From rock bottom to thriving: a story of what's possible.

Kevin sits down to have a candid conversation with his longtime coach Michael McDonald to answer the question: "How the hell did we get here?!"

They explore Kevin's journey from rock bottom, suicidal depression, and moving back in with his parents in his 30s to where he's at now — in a dream marriage, with a thriving business, and really enjoying life.

Living proof that an unbelievable amount of suffering can dissolve.

Find Michael online at authenticintegrity.com or email him at [email protected]

Kevin: kevinlawrence.org

Britta: brittakristin.com

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