Get Conscious

In ancient times, most people believed that if you traveled to the horizon, you would fall over the edge. This was a mirage that limited their lives.

Today, the mirage that we all live by is the idea that "I will be happy when..." "I will be happy when I am married!" "I will be happy when I leave my job!" "I will be happy when I am on holidays!"

This belief leads to us overthinking and overanalysing all the ways that we might be happier at some point in the future. But what if happiness is the wrong aim? What if happiness is like the horizon: an imaginary line that seems real until we start to chase it?

Ali Walker shows that instead of seeking happiness in the future, we can focus on awareness in each moment, training ourselves to generate calming, positive and uplifting thoughts and emotions. Drawing on her research and her work with clients, Get Conscious breaks down the four elements of self-awareness and provides strategies for mastering them:

Feel: honor all emotions
Think: choose only positive thoughts
Sense: trust the messages of your body
Act: go with the flow of life and love

Included are case studies, rituals, exercises and activities to help you tune into your inner wisdom and let self-awareness guide you to come alive. Get Conscious moves us out of overthinking and into awareness. Let it be the transformation of your lifetime.

Dr. Ali Walker is an author, social scientist and media presenter in the fields of sociology and social psychology. In particular, Ali's research focuses the following questions: What role does collective consciousness have in society? What social systems lead to positive personal and social transformations?

Ali is a Visiting Fellow at the Australian National University. She has spent numerous years researching collective consciousness, society, and law with a doctorate from the Australian National University. In addition to her PhD, Ali has a Masters degree in International Law & International Relations and two undergraduate degrees in Law (Hons 1) and Arts (Politics & International Relations) from the University of NSW.