About Kris Wilder
Short Version
The widest-reaching experience. From political and public affairs consultant to legislative staff to, Franciscan Friar, membership in the United States Martial Arts Hall of Fame and author of seventeen books Kris’ experiences are far-reaching and deep.
The Longer Version
For about fifteen years Kris Wilder was a political and public affairs consultant spent time on United States Senate Staff, and worked as state executive director for two presidential campaigns, and had multi-state corporations and national organizations in telecommunications and transportation as clients.
During that time Kris appeared on ABC, CBS, NBC, Fox, National broadcasts and local affiliates and even Nickelodeon. Kris also provided political perspective for KING 5 Television (Seattle), on “Up Front.”
The Martial Arts journey started around 1977 and has never stopped. The life long journey has included several bestselling books on the topic, international competition, and teaching in America and Europe. He teaches at the West Seattle Karate Academy (est. 1993).
Kris has spent years on his spiritual journey. He has attended many diverse spiritual experiences from spending several years as a Franciscan Friar to a year and a half tutelage with a Lakota Medicine woman, times with a Shinto group and mystics and healers of different modalities.
The Journey continues
From sweat lodges to drumming circles, to chanting the vespers, to traveling to the remote Church of St. Begga in the Cumbria district of England, to the graves of Shi-Ju-shichi-shi in Japan the journey continues.
A proud graduate of Eastern Washington University, he still holds season tickets to the Eagles Football games.
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PERSPECTIVE
Perspective comes from the ability to see patterns. Patterns, in life, training and conflict. We are inundated with data on a daily basis, but data is not information, it has no context. Once you gain context to the data, it turns into information. The information you can use to access and choose your path.
Wisdom of how that information is used at the highest level. Wisdom is often shared or unveiled through perspective and experience. Perspective and experience are the two elements you gain when you access this material.