Who's Chris Walker? - No Bull - Straight Talk...
Chris Walker grew up in an Aussie outback town where an orange dropping from a tree was cause for a national day of public celebration. People used to bet on flies racing up walls.
His Mum died, his Dad got sad, his step mother was an alcoholic and his capacity to throw stones at windows of passing trains gave him solid footing for his future in street gangs and criminal life.
By 16, five of Chris' mates were dead from street gang fights, five others were in jail. Chris survived, but only just.
This was the first of many "Evolveyabastard" warnings nature sent Chris along his path in life.
Another was a over zealous ego in business that nearly caused his business to crash. Again nature sent another "Evolveyabastard" warning when he faced massive personal upheaval in a wickedly turbulent divorce process.
Walker says: "I don't live from the idea of learning from my mistakes. No mistake is worth learning from. Crap to that. Instead, for me, I teach from my mistakes. At least if I make a mistake and get an "evolveyabastard" warning from nature, and teach a few people what went wrong and save them the same fate, then, i can safely say "It was worth it" .. and it's a good life.
For Chris, the key is listening not parroting what some professor wrote in a book. Listening to his intuition, avoiding listening to gurus and especially avoiding listening to his emotions (without eliminating them). And when he listens, he hears most often "Walker, Evolveyabastard" and he does.
In his spare time Chris enjoys guiding clients on treks and retreats in Nepal, Bhutan, Bali and anywhere else in the world where a cappuccino machine is not to far away. Chris also likes to spend time writing about himself in the third person on the internet.
His Mum died, his Dad got sad, his step mother was an alcoholic and his capacity to throw stones at windows of passing trains gave him solid footing for his future in street gangs and criminal life.
By 16, five of Chris' mates were dead from street gang fights, five others were in jail. Chris survived, but only just.
This was the first of many "Evolveyabastard" warnings nature sent Chris along his path in life.
Another was a over zealous ego in business that nearly caused his business to crash. Again nature sent another "Evolveyabastard" warning when he faced massive personal upheaval in a wickedly turbulent divorce process.
Walker says: "I don't live from the idea of learning from my mistakes. No mistake is worth learning from. Crap to that. Instead, for me, I teach from my mistakes. At least if I make a mistake and get an "evolveyabastard" warning from nature, and teach a few people what went wrong and save them the same fate, then, i can safely say "It was worth it" .. and it's a good life.
For Chris, the key is listening not parroting what some professor wrote in a book. Listening to his intuition, avoiding listening to gurus and especially avoiding listening to his emotions (without eliminating them). And when he listens, he hears most often "Walker, Evolveyabastard" and he does.
In his spare time Chris enjoys guiding clients on treks and retreats in Nepal, Bhutan, Bali and anywhere else in the world where a cappuccino machine is not to far away. Chris also likes to spend time writing about himself in the third person on the internet.
