Shauna Niequist

Shauna Niequist is a New York Times bestselling author, speaker, and podcast host known for her work in faith, personal growth, and everyday life. Niequist holds a bachelor's degree in English and French from Westmont College in Santa Barbara, California. She published her debut book, "Cold Tangerines," a collection of personal essays that explores the significance of ordinary moments and established her as a prominent voice in Christian living and spiritual memoir.

Niequist is the author of several books, including "I Guess I Haven't Learned That Yet," "Present Over Perfect," "Bread & Wine," "Bittersweet," "Cold Tangerines," and "Savor." Her book "Present Over Perfect" resonated with readers addressing burnout and perfectionism, and was featured on "Super Soul Sunday." "Bread & Wine" blends cookbook elements with spiritual reflection, examining the connection between sharing meals and building community.

After a period of significant personal change, Niequist wrote "I Guess I Haven't Learned That Yet," which details her experiences with transition, unlearning, and embracing uncertainty. Her books have sold more than two million copies worldwide, contributing to conversations around faith, resilience, and personal transformation.

Niequist has appeared on various media platforms, including an interview with Oprah Winfrey for "Super Soul Sunday." Her podcast debuted at number one in the Religion & Spirituality category. As a speaker, Niequist addresses audiences at corporate events, colleges, churches, conferences, and fundraisers. She also collaborated on the Belong Tour, a national arena event focused on community and connection. Niequist co-hosts the podcast "The Other Half" with her husband, Aaron, and continues to write and speak on topics related to faith, family, and personal growth.