Tricia Stewart Shiu

Tricia Stewart Shiu is an author, speaker, intuitive expert, and entrepreneur whose career encompasses bestselling fiction, transformational non-fiction, acting, voice-over artistry, and business leadership. Shiu is a 35-time award-winning author whose work has reached audiences worldwide. As founder and CEO of Human Being Company, her recordings have achieved 1.5 million international streams and downloads. Through Human Being Publishing, Shiu publishes transformational fiction and non-fiction, promoting independent thought and intuition development via corporate training, seminars, and workshops.

Shiu's literary catalog includes international bestselling novels such as the YA science fiction mystical adventure "Moa" series and the women's fiction bestseller "Please Hold." The "Moa" series—comprising "Moa," "Statue of Ku," and "Iron Shinto"—has received critical and popular recognition for its innovative themes and narrative structure. The series has won more than 25 literary awards and explores spiritual healing, attracting a global readership. Each chapter begins with a meditative ritual, and the rituals from the first book have been published as "The Gatekeeper's Guide to Ancient Essential Oils and Rituals" in both eBook and audio formats.

"Please Hold" draws from Shiu's experience as an executive assistant for Fortune 50 business leaders. The novella received Outstanding Novella at the IAN Book Awards and Best New Adult Fiction at the eBook Awards. The novel provides insight into the world of high-level gatekeepers and explores the diverse forms of spirituality. The book's foreword was written by Hulu CEO Mike Hopkins, reflecting Shiu's connections in the entertainment and business sectors.

In addition to her writing, Shiu is a credited actress and voice performer, with appearances in "Star Trek: The Next Generation," the comedy "Virgin High," and "The Bold and the Beautiful." She also wrote and starred in the short film "Circle of Fate." Her voice-over work includes campaigns for global brands such as Google, The New York Times, Visa, Dell, Procter & Gamble, Hallmark, Amazon, PepsiCo, UNICEF, and Walmart.

A transformative experience in Hawaii led Shiu to her work as an intuitive expert and keynote speaker. Following a metaphysical reawakening, she began working with media executives, political leaders, and global influencers, observing leadership strategies and the role of intuition in success. Her keynote speeches focus on empowering audiences to connect with their intuitive abilities to achieve success in health, wealth, and relationships. Shiu has been featured in Parents Magazine and writes the "Artistic Allegory" column for ZO Magazine, contributing to conversations on creativity, personal growth, and intuitive leadership.