Chris has a Bachelor of Mechanical engineering specialised in Environmental Protection. He also has an MBA from NSW AGSM Business School. Chris is also certified in Reiki, Remedial Massage, Sport Coaching, Remote Area Rescue, Shiatsu, Meditation, Zen, and Yoga. He was a member of the Institute of Engineers and a registered member of The Australian Professional Speakers Association. He has numerous other certifications in business strategy, marketing, behavioural science.

Chris Walker has led over 55 trips to the Himalayas including Bhutan, Tibet and Nepal. His adventure retreats took 3-12 clients on private trips. These were not ice climbing adventures but more high altitude spiritual adventures. The altitude most trips went to was around 5,500 meters, and accomodation was relatively five star. Significant time was spent in Buddhist Monasteries and Nunneries teaching guests about the principles of Biophilia, a very crucial part of Sherpa Culture. Chris has a deep love and respect for the Sherpa people of the Khumbu region and considers them family. He has been bringing western people to this area for 35 years. It will be his final resting place for his ashes. What he now calls his real home.

Chris has a disclaimer. You can read it here. However, Chris is the author of five books on family and relationships available on Amazon or Apple Books. These are also disclaimed as he is neither a therapist or family counsellor and is not invested in any such activity.

After completing his MBA and in search of knowledge in Behavioural Science, Chris moved to New York and worked across the USA and Canada for nearly 15 years. His clients included Fortune 500 Business, rock stars and the Mic Mac nation of Canada. His work with First Nation also took him to various parts of the US and South America, both learning and teaching, completing over 100 sweat lodge ceremonies, and working tirelessly on youth at risk and suicide prevention throughout Canada. In 2001, with the attack on the WTC Chris returned to Australia. 

A few of Chris' books are best sellers on Amazon. Some are not. Many are free. He's now published 35 of them, plus over 4500 podcasts and many blog articles. His mission is to disrupt the self-help industry by using nature as a guide.

Absolutely not. Chris is an entrepreneur cum professional speaker and retreat specialist. Chris has trained in numerous human development skills including mastery in the Dr Demartini series of metaphysics, Ashtanga Yoga, Tibetan medicine, meditation, business and relationship. He is a thought leader in change mastery, and has presented over 3500 live presentations to audiences ranging from 30 to 3,000. He is not your usual life coach with cookie cutter solutions and goal setting. Chris also trained in vision quest in North America, Asia, Himalaya with  Shastri, Shaman, monks, medicine men and women. But Chris' techniques in human potential and growth go way beyond this. He has deciphered ancient teachings from 4,000bc and before into the universal laws of nature. These are the principles he uses in coaching.

Chris' first live in relationship was at the ripe old age of 19 with his 18 year old partner, they had 3 children. Since then there have been 6 more live in partners which Chris refers to as wives. Five of which were legally married to him. So the answer, including Jessica, his wife with their two children aged 6 and 8, is 7. Chris attributes much of his global and personal success to this journey with partners.

Chris rowed to international level wining Australian championships in fours and skulls. He paddled kayaks in longer distance events and accomplished many adventures. Chris practiced yoga in India befriending Sri K. Pattabhi Jois and spend many hours in Nepal with the Ringpoche of Tengboche Monastery. He studied Zen in Japan and was invited to become a "pipe carrier" in the First Nation of Canada. He has been awarded acknowledgements by the Government of Nepal for his extensive work in support of its people and tourism. Chris now rides road and gravel bikes, swims Bondi waters and stays agile by body surfing.

Chris rowed to international level wining Australian championships in fours and skulls. He paddled kayaks in longer distance events and accomplished many adventures. Chris practiced yoga in India befriending Sri K. Pattabhi Jois and spend many hours in Nepal with the Ringpoche of Tengboche Monastery. He studied Zen in Japan and was invited to become a "pipe carrier" in the First Nation of Canada. He has been awarded acknowledgements by the Government of Nepal for his extensive work in support of its people and tourism. Chris now rides road and gravel bikes, swims Bondi waters and stays agile by body surfing.

The challenges of life can be painful. They hurt. The key to preventing that hurt, according to Chris, is daily maintenance, evolving daily. Simply, this is following nature's law. Growing all aspects of life daily. It's extremely powerful and eliminates so much hurt, most of his coached clients call it their religion. It's extremely preventative of pain and it is also a way to cure any mishap fast.