Dan Millman

Dan Millman is a former world-champion gymnast, Stanford coach, martial arts instructor, and college professor. After exploring various wisdom traditions, he has dedicated his life to bringing greater clarity, purpose, and perspective to individuals from diverse backgrounds. He is the author of thirteen influential books, including "Way of the Peaceful Warrior," "The Life You Were Born to Live," "No Ordinary Moments," "The Laws of Spirit," and "The Journeys of Socrates." These works have reached an international audience, being translated into 29 languages and inspiring readers worldwide.

Millman speaks globally, offering practical ways to live with a peaceful heart and warrior spirit, impacting leaders across health, psychology, education, business, sports, and the arts. His teachings, known as the Peaceful Warrior’s Way, provide realistic principles and practices for a meaningful life. Millman’s best-selling autobiographical novel, "Way of the Peaceful Warrior," was adapted into the major motion picture "Peaceful Warrior," starring Nick Nolte, released nationwide in March 2007.

Having presented keynote addresses to various organizations, Millman’s reach extends to a varied audience, from corporate environments to educational institutions and holistic gatherings. His presentations, ranging from 20-minute keynotes to week-long intensive trainings, cover topics such as life-education, enhanced wellness, stress release, and higher awareness. He is known for his light-hearted yet illuminating approach, making his insights accessible and applicable to daily life, both at work and at home. Married for over three decades, he is a father to three grown daughters and a grandfather to two grandsons, adding a personal touch to his universal messages.