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Devin Martin of Lifestyle Integrity Coaching discuses purpose, intuition and his year alone in a North Carolina cabin. We discuss the differences between life coaching and therapy, Devin’s path through corporate security to become a coach and how to optimize creativity. We dive into what purpose is, and how to get in touch with our intuition to find out what we may already know.
Highlights:
- The differences between coaching and therapy.
- What does he start his clients with first when they see him?
- What’s the Toddler Theory for making progress?
- What made Devin leave corporate America, go to Burning Man and live alone in a cabin for a year?
- What did his year alone look like, and what did he do?
- What are the differences between intuition, intellect and instinct?
- What training did Devin receive?
- How does Devin recommend you get started with meditation?
- The difference between the essence and form of purpose.
- How to use fear to ride the edge with out falling off?
- Devin’ favorite books and podcasts.
Biography
Devin has spent the past 20 years studying growth and transformation. He used to be depressed, angry and powerless. For 13 years he worked in the security industry. He grew bored and knew life could be more than a grind, but was terrified of walking away from the success he had and reluctant to start at the bottom in a new career. In every spare moment he worked to transform himself through daily experimentation. He learned to control his mind, ignore it, generate positive emotions, overcome depression and cultivate states of creativity through writing and music. He was still frustrated in his career so he left NYC to live on a mountain for a year. His path has led from a place of darkness, depression and years of suicidal thinking to one of much joy and light with a deep spirituality.
He is a Certified Holistic Health Counselor having studied health at the Institute for Integrative Nutrition, as well as a Certified Integral Relationships Professional. He is a student of Integral Philosophy based on the work of Ken Wilber. He works with Creatives, Entrepreneurs, Coaches, CEO’s, Executives and those feeling trapped in corporate servitude and looking for a way out.
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