Conscious
Accomplishment
How to use personal achievement for spiritual growth
You don’t have to choose between building something and waking up. Your goals can be the practice.
Most people believe there are two options.
Go hard after success
Achieve your way to peace. Get the exit, the title, the number. Discover the feeling lasts about nine days.
Renounce it all
Abandon the ambition as ego. Retreat, simplify, go quiet — and quietly wonder what you’re avoiding.
There’s a third path. Use the pursuit itself — the company, the career, the goal you can’t put down — as the ground of your practice.
I spent a decade learning how to thrive in both worlds so you don’t have to learn the hard way.
Scott Britton is an entrepreneur, author, and community builder. He is currently the CEO of Conscious Talent, host of the Evolution FM podcast, author of the book Conscious Accomplishment, and creator of Founder Satsang.
After many years of hustling, Scott had an awakening in the middle of running his last startup. He spent years learning how to use his company as a vehicle for spiritual transformation, until it was acquired by Salesforce in 2022.
The path, in three parts.
Working with Your Response to Life
Why the old way of achieving stops working — and how to change what your ambition runs on, starting from the inside.
Conscious Accomplishment
The practice itself: pursuing your goals as the ground of spiritual growth, from clean fuel to a new definition of success.
The Evolution of Accomplishment
As you evolve, so does what you build — accessing deeper intuition and life's intelligence to lead from a new place.
For founders who built the thing and found the engine running on fear.
One-to-one work with Scott. Bi-weekly sessions, async access in between, and a practice you actually keep.