The Sean Trace Show
Join host Sean Trace on The Sean Trace Show, where creativity and inspiration collide. Each episode features a diverse group of creatives sharing their personal stories, insights, and creative processes to help you ignite your own spark of inspiration. With a focus on authenticity, resilience, abundance, and health, Sean's goal is to help you discover your own unique journey and empower you to live a more inspired life. So tune in and get ready to be inspired.
The Sean Trace Show
Latest Episodes
Burnout Is Costing You More Than Money | Dr. Karthik Ramanan | The Sean Trace Show
What happens when you achieve the career, money, and success you thought would make you happy and still feel empty?In this episode of The Sean Trace Show, I sit down with Dr. Karthik Ramanan, a former Wall Street professional turned natu...
Stop Living on Autopilot and Lead with Purpose | Michael B. Clegg | The Sean Trace Show
In this episode, I sit down with leadership development expert and Q Works Group CEO Michael “Clegg” Clegg to explore why being busy isn’t the same as being productive. We unpack how unclear priorities, weak boundaries, and the habits we quietl...
Why Spinning in Circles Might Make You Smarter | Sheila Thelen | The Sean Trace Show
I had no idea how much the vestibular system could affect the way we move, think, react, and navigate everyday life until this conversation with master figure skating coach and vestibular training specialist Sheila Thelen. We talk about the con...
Silence Is A Skill | Jenn Alex | The Sean Trace Show
Communication isn’t something you’re either naturally good or bad at, it’s a skill you can actually train. In this conversation with Jenn Alex, I wanted to understand why communication breaks down so easily, even when everyone involved think...
Feeding the World: The Truth About Ranch Life | Jaclyn Wilson | The Sean Trace Show
I sat down with Jaclyn Wilson, a fifth-generation cattle rancher from the Sand Hills of Western Nebraska. Jaclyn helps run Flying Diamond Beef, a ranch homesteaded back in 1888, and she broke down why the "simple country l...