53: Aaron Ellis – The proof is in the change in me

Aaron Ellis joins Daniel for this episode of ‘Just 2 Conscious Guys Talking’.

Aaron Ellis is a visionary musician and entrepreneur dedicated to empowering others through clarity, creativity, and connection. With a background in the music industry, Aaron sees life as a continuous flow, where true success stems from within. He has transformed personal adversity into a superpower, using his experiences to help others navigate challenges and chaos with grace and purpose. As a trusted advisor to entrepreneurs, Aaron helps leaders bring their visions to life, guiding them toward sustainable growth and innovation.

Known as “The Visionary’s Visionary,” Aaron’s approach focuses on holistic success – showing up authentically and embracing life’s flow. Well-established by his achievements in the music industry, including multiple gold and platinum records, Aaron’s true passion lies in serving others. Whether through workshops, retreats, or mentoring, he inspires individuals to live with purpose and pursue their passions, helping them realize that success is not just what they achieve but how they journey through life.

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Show Notes

★ 6:41 – I literally could only be the witness, I couldn’t even change my actions.
★ 10:51 – I was soaked and drowning and until I got out of the water I didn’t even remember the things that had happened.
★ 24:44 – I don’t know what was actually real, and what was orchestrated and contrived.
★ 36:31 – That’s not the end, let’s get you thriving.
★ 47:33 – This is important to understand because we repeat our lessons. We just do.
★ 59:37 – I couldn’t deny anymore that children watch what we do and not what we tell them to do, and I was setting them up for similar problems in their adulthood.