
Co-founder @ConsciousTal, prev. Troops (acq Salesforce). Author of Conscious Accomplishment 📘 Host of EvolutionFM podcast 🎙️ Join 30,000+ ✉️ subscribers 👇
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Scott Britton retweeted
Thank you @britton for a wonderful interview on Evolution FM, where we sat down to talk about intuition, managing timelines, and so much more.
You can check it out here: youtube.com/watch?v=FliB9-3-…
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Congrats @Benioff @joeteplow and the @salesforce @SlackHQ teams!
This was exactly the vision we had when building Troops and a large part of why we teamed up with Salesforce and Slack.
Very awesome to see that vision become reality!
And now back to selling things on Shopify and on shelves...
@stewart @britton @GregRatner @chrisfralic @jcspinell
Scott Britton retweeted
I’ve been waiting to savor this one by @britton for a while now. It has been well worth the wait.
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Alright, time to begin the first Leading Edge book club read of the year.
"The way forward is integration." —@britton
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This whole book is just a fascinating and honest peek into the shift from grinding to letting the universe guide you
this shift seems impossible to many but I think its far more accessible than people think @britton
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Since launching just 2.5 years ago, we’ve helped almost a million individuals pay for these interventions, and we’re just getting started.
If we want to fix healthcare in America, we fundamentally have to help Americans get healthier.
I’m extremely proud to announce our $34M Series A led by a16z, and am excited to continue our work to end the chronic disease crisis.
Scott Britton retweeted
Is it true that ambition and inner life must run on separate tracks? @britton @ericmarkowitz
Read the full article: bigthink.com/the-long-game/h…
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Book I'll be gifting friends:
Conscious Accomplishment by @britton
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Replying to @britton
Well, when you produce something as real and authentic as what you did, this is the type of feedback you SHOULD get.
As I've said before and I'm not the only one, it felt like your book was written specifically for me for this specific moment in time. Amazing it came along for me at the perfect time in my journey.
I can't thank you enough. You deserve all the accolades coming your way.
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I endorse conscious accomplishment
I’m 40% through but for anyone making a transition, especially if you’ve gone down spiritual rabbit holes, this book by @britton is great.
I feel like this is one of these books I’ll be quoting from four years.
Scott Britton retweeted
There's been an explosion of interesting self-published books
Here are 6 Ive enjoyed:
Conscious Accomplishment @britton
Sponsor Magnet @justinmooretfam
Beyond Acceptance @TheLaurenValdez
Thinking About Leaving @sachinnbenny
Husk @nateliason
Vow of Aliveness Ravi Mishra
Scott Britton retweeted
This book has connected so many dots regarding my spiritual path. I am blown away.
Thank you, @britton.
Highly recommended if you're on the spiritual path. This book provided so much clarity for me.
It was almost like it was written just for me for just this moment, given where I'm at. – at Peachtree City, GA
My book Conscious Accomplishment - How to Use Personal Achievement For Spiritual Growth is now available!
For decades I tried to achieve my way to happiness.
When this stopped working, I was forced to turn my focus inward.
Pretty quickly, I began to realize that working on my consciousness was a more direct way to improve my life.
As illuminating as this was, it also was disorienting and nerve-wracking.
Most of the examples in our culture made it seem like you either went hard after success or abandoned all that to live a monastic lifestyle.
I wondered if I was being called to leave my worldly ambitions behind if I was serious about my consciousness evolution.
Fortunately, I met a wonderful teacher who guided me towards clarity.
The call wasn’t to abandon my life as a startup entrepreneur, but to use my existing circumstances for expanding my awareness and transformation.
Gradually my company and all aspects of my life became my mirror and teacher.
Conscious Accomplishment is the book I wish I had when I started my journey.
It teaches you how to use the process of moving towards your goals for the evolution of your consciousness.
And as you do this, the ways in which you accomplish things evolves and expands.
This integrated path is not only incredibly enlivening and enriching, but also suitable for many people in our society.
If you’re interested in learning how to walk this middle path, are conscious-curious, or feel stuck while trying to balance both worlds, this book is for you.
If this resonates, you can find a link to the book below👇
And if you’d like to support it reaching others, ❤️and 🔁are much appreciated!
Scott Britton retweeted
Il slowly working my way through @britton book. I think he’s written the most real account of what it’s like shifting from an achievement mode of being to a much more connected state.
His idea of “inner purgatory” is something I have experience but haven’t seen talked about so clearly
“I call this period inner purgatory. Inner purgatory is the intermediate state between focusing on your inner work and feeling invigorated to take creative action in the world. When you’re in inner purgatory, you desire to accomplish things from an updated perspective, but find it inexplicably difficult. You may struggle with a lack of motivation, inspiration, or energy for external goals, despite knowing that you want more for your life than doing inner work all the time. Activities that once came easily may feel difficult. You may no longer feel like you have the same raw horsepower you once did. You can try to will yourself to push through things, but without the natural force behind you, you eventually exhaust yourself.”
— Conscious Accomplishment: How to Use Personal Achievement for Spiritual Growth by Scott Britton
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Scott Britton retweeted
TALKING BILLIONS: Sold his startup to Salesforce, made money, felt...the same?
@britton Scott Britton shares why external success has limits + how consciousness work multiplies BOTH wealth & fulfillment
Find the full episode wherever you watch or listen. Thank you, @tomowenmorgan, for the kind introduction!🙏
#ConsciousAccomplishment #EntrepreneurMindset
Scott Britton retweeted
Proud of my guy @britton on launching Conscious Accomplishment.
We talked about how spiritual growth and real-world success aren’t at odds.
Dirty fuel = fear and pressure
Clean fuel = love, service, inspiration
Catch the convo: andrewhorn.substack.com/p/ho…
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Our new YouTube video series is premiering today!
We've put a ton of hours into this, and I'm excited to share it with you.
Scott Britton retweeted
This is a banger interview with @FU_joehudson 💥
Joe Hudson has been doing the podcast rounds lately, but you likely haven't heard him talk about some of these topics:
00:04 Why does my wife trust Joe more after seeing how little tension he has in his belly?
00:06 How 7 years of breathwork rewired his capacity for authenticity + emotional expression
00:25 The reason self-trust + trust in life are actually the same skill
00:28 Why enjoyment is the most efficient way to work
00:38 How true safety (ironically) requires acknowledging that we're never truly safe
00:43 Why Joe rarely buys into the client's stories
00:49 The common trap that stagnates the personal growth of so many teachers (and how to avoid it)
00:55 The hilarious story behind Joe's secret nickname 'Burt McCracken'
01:03 One definition of narcissism is the inability to feel emotions
01:05 The reason that relational work accelerates personal transformation (compared to solo efforts)
Please enjoy 🙌
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