Siri Lindley

Siri Lindley is a two-time triathlon world champion, former world #1 triathlete, and elite performance coach who knows what it takes to win—from the inside out. Her journey from battling crippling anxiety and self-doubt to becoming one of the most dominant athletes in the world has inspired thousands.

Off the race course, Lindley’s story is one of even deeper courage. She overcame the heartbreak of her father’s initial rejection after coming out as gay, and later defied a devastating diagnosis with a mere 10% chance of survival. She fought fiercely—and won. Today, she shares her story to help others find resilience, hope, and purpose even in the darkest moments.

After retiring from professional racing, Lindley transitioned her passion into coaching and speaking, guiding Olympic and elite athletes, Fortune 500 executives, and purpose-driven organizations to tap into their limitless potential. She’s the bestselling author of "Surfacing: From the Depths of Self-Doubt to Winning Big and Living Fearlessly," and the subject of the documentary "Tri Me: The Siri Lindley Story," featuring Tony Robbins and Melissa Etheridge.

Lindley is also the co-founder of Believe Ranch and Rescue and Horses in Our Hands, two nonprofits dedicated to saving horses from slaughter and using equine-assisted leadership to help people heal and thrive. Her infectious energy, deep empathy, and relentless optimism make her not only unforgettable—but transformational.