Nick Egan is a sought-after speaker, coach, and author of Shift: The Art of Transforming Limitations, a book to help readers improve their organizational leadership skills as well as personal and professional development. Through Nick’s coaching, training, and seminars, he has helped countless organizational leaders to dismantle mental limitations and reclaim their freedom and flexibility to achieve success using his understanding of positive psychology and Buddhist philosophy. Nick holds a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology, a Master’s degree in Comparative Religion, and a Ph. D. in Buddhist Philosophy.

Nick joins me today to share how he discovered
Zen and Buddhist practices and why it appealed to him. We explore how we often
become the prisoner of our own perspectives and how we can liberate ourselves
from these prisons. Nick shares strategies and practices we can use to
transform our limitations and explains how we can use our thoughts and emotions
to diminish the adverse impact of disempowering emotions. Nick also shares what
inspired him to write his book, Shift:
The Art of Transforming Limitations, and the lessons and insight he hopes
readers will gain from it.

“If we truly understand our own minds – our own hearts – then there really is no fear to be had.” – Nick Egan

This week on The School for Good Living Podcast:

• Why Nick believes life is about discovering
  who we truly are
• Nick’s unique childhood and upbringing and how
  it has impacted his perspective and views today
• How he discovered Zen and why studying and
  practicing it appealed to him
• How his spiritual inquiry and learning journey
  has evolved
• What inspired him to write his book and the
  insight he hopes his readers will gain from it
• What the tigers on the cover of his book
  symbolize
• Why he believes many people are trapped in
  their experience through the telling of their story and what it means to be the
  prisoner of your own perspective
• How to change the narrative of your story to
  liberate yourself from the prison of your own perspectives
• The power of the stories we tell ourselves and
  how they impact our beliefs
• The importance of viewing obstacles and
  adversities as new opportunities
• Identifying what gives you the power to be
  what you want and the bridge you need to cross to get there

Resources Mentioned:

**The School for Good Living may receive commissions for purchases made through Amazon links in this post.

• Shift: The Art of Transforming Limitations by Nick Egan
• The Obstacle Is The Way: The Timeless Art of Turning Trials into Triumph by Ryan Holiday

Connect
with Nick Egan:

• Nick Egan Official Website
• Nick Egan’s Blog
• Nick Egan on LinkedIn

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