Brian Leslie Miller: the conversation

Mornings in the Lab · Interview transcript

You're driving home and the car is quiet. On paper, you're winning. In your chest, nothing feels real. You walk in the door and you're there, but not present. Your mind is still at work, still solving. You can't say it without sounding ungrateful. So, you keep producing, and you keep the emptiness private. We've got Brian Lesley Miller in the lab, and we're going straight at that gap. Success outside, numb inside, and what to do next. Brian is an executive coach and spiritual psychologist. He has worked in empowerment and life purpose since 2000 with real transformation since 2007. For over 18 years, he has led wilderness therapy, vision quests, and rights of passage in national parks and wilderness areas. He calls spiritual psychology the study of the soul. He teaches head-to-heart work without abandoning logic or standards. He's trained in NLP, timeline therapy, IFS, and energy psychology, including Reiki and EFT. He uses these to help men change patterns. He has asked his whole life, 'What is life? What am I?' He helps men face that question and stay steady. He wrote about not outshining others, then choosing to stop shrinking. If you've been dimming yourself, you'll feel this. Brian, welcome to Mornings in the Lab.