Sean Clayton’s life had always been driven by ambition. From his early days in marketing and political involvement in Austin, Texas, he thrived in a world of strategy and influence. Yet, deep within him, there was a pull—a whisper of something greater, something unseen. That pull led him down a path of self-discovery, one that would forever alter his understanding of life, energy, and the universe.

One day, after years of navigating the external world, Sean found himself drawn to the teachings of Dr. Joe Dispenza. What began as curiosity quickly turned into a transformative journey. Attending multiple retreats, he experienced an awakening that shattered his previous understanding of reality. Through meditation, he healed physical ailments, uncovered layers of trauma, and discovered the power of true abundance. But the journey didn’t stop there.

From an early age, Ghaya Al Ahbabi knew she wanted to make a difference. Growing up in the UAE, she was inspired by the wisdom and legacy of Sheikh Zayed, which instilled in her a deep sense of responsibility for the environment. At just six years old, she developed a passion for sustainability, believing that even the smallest actions could contribute to a greater impact.

Her journey took a profound turn when, at the age of nine, she traveled to Tanzania. There, she helped build schools and a hospital, a mission that demonstrated the power of compassion and action. Witnessing firsthand the impact of her efforts, she became determined to create lasting change. Her commitment led her to become the youngest UNICEF youth advocate and an ambassador for COP28, where she now stan

In this powerful episode of Resilient Minds, we step into the world of Siri Lindley—a woman who has faced life’s most difficult storms and emerged stronger than ever. A two-time world champion triathlete, renowned coach, and keynote speaker, Siri has spent her life pushing boundaries. And her greatest test came not on the racecourse, but in a doctors office, where she was given less than a 5% chance of survival.

Her story isn’t just about winning races—it’s about winning in life.

In this raw and uplifting episode, Eric sits down with Peter John Mather, an entrepreneur, professional skydiver, and survivor of a life-altering battle with addiction. Peter’s story is one of courage, resilience, and the power of transformation, taking us through his journey from personal destruction to a life of purpose and service.

Peter opens up about building 14 companies, surviving a heart attack at 21 from cocaine overdose, and the emotional breakdowns that nearly cost him everything. But amidst the chaos and pain, he discovered his true calling: not just to rebuild his own life, but to help others find their own path to healing and self-improvement.

In this episode of The Resilient Minds Podcast, Brian Bradley takes listeners on a transformative journey of self-discovery and empowerment. With a career dedicated to chronic pain and healthy living, Brian shares his philosophy of investing in your future self. He compares this to making deposits in a “health bank,” emphasizing the importance of functional exercises and mindset shifts.

The conversation begins with a powerful question: What if you’re not broken but simply out of alignment? Brian encourages us to reframe our struggles as opportunities for growth. He explains how showing up for yourself—and for others—can unlock the resilience needed to thrive.

In this episode of the podcast, I interview Dave Dodson, the author of The Manager’s Handbook, who shares his journey from rural Colorado to Stanford University, where he now teaches a popular course on tactical execution. Dave opens up about how his book evolved from a collection of practical advice into a comprehensive guide designed to make managerial wisdom accessible, especially for community college programs. His aim is to help people learn five core management skills: building a team, seeking advice, setting priorities, time management, and maintaining quality.

Dave emphasizes that these skills are not innate traits but can be learned and honed through practice. He explains how the book is structured to be a quick, actionable resource for managers, with each section offering practical strategies that can be implemented right away. The goal is for readers to be able to use the book as a reference—something they can return to as they progress in their managerial careers.

In this powerful episode, we sit down with Felix Brooks-Church, the co-founder and CEO of Sanku, an innovative organization dedicated to combating malnutrition and fighting hidden hunger in East Africa. With a mission to make nutrition a basic human right, Sanku is working at the intersection of food security, sustainability, and social impact to transform lives across some of the world’s most underserved communities.

Felix takes us through an inspiring journey of how Sanku is tackling the global challenge of malnutrition—one that persists despite the availability of sufficient food. Often, people are full but still undernourished, a phenomenon known as “hidden hunger,” which affects millions, especially children and women of reproductive age. This form of malnutrition is more than just a lack of calories—it’s a lack of vital nutrients that are essential for healthy growth and development.

In this episode of The Resilient Minds Podcast, we sit down with Daniel Harmon, Chief Creative Officer at Harman Brothers and co-founder of Angel Studios. Daniel shares how his upbringing in rural Idaho, shaped by hard work and his parents’ lessons on freedom, influenced his entrepreneurial journey.

We explore the evolution of Angel Studios, from its roots as VidAngel to a platform creating groundbreaking content like The Chosen and Tuttle Twins. Daniel discusses the transformative power of crowdfunding, which empowers audiences to champion meaningful stories while fostering community-driven engagement.

In this episode, host Eric sits down with Lisa Hough, one of the leading advocates for Bitcoin and a recognized thought leader in the intersection of energy and Bitcoin. Recently named by Forbes as one of Bitcoin’s most influential voices, Lisa has spent her career building bridges between the Bitcoin community and energy companies. Her unique perspective has made her a key player in demonstrating the economic potential of Bitcoin mining, not only as a financial tool but as a solution to some of the world’s biggest energy challenges.

The Beginning of Lisa’s Bitcoin Journey

The conversation kicks off with Lisa sharing her personal story of how she discovered Bitcoin. Having re-entered the workforce after a career break, Lisa was drawn to Bitcoin as a means to secure her financial independence. She explains how she quickly realized that Bitcoin wasn’t just a digital currency; it was a universal language of economic freedom, capable of uniting people across the globe. This realization sparked a passion to introduce others to Bitcoin, especially through the lens of energy, where it has the power to create real-world solutions.

In this inspiring episode, host Eric interviews Preston Smiles, a leader in empowering others through conscious content. Preston shares his mission to inspire personal growth and highlights pivotal moments in his life, including a transformative experience at age 15 and a serendipitous meeting with his wife, illustrating the power of inner guidance.

The conversation delves into the importance of spiritual guidance and body wisdom, with Preston recounting a moving story about helping a dying woman in New York. He emphasizes breaking free from a scarcity mindset and processing trauma to foster personal development, advocating for surrounding oneself with supportive communities.