Fear
Name it out loud, then use it. Fear is attention that hasn't been aimed yet.
The door, not the wall.
The origin story
Before the stage, there was a door.
For most of his adult life Brian's office was the open door of an airplane. He spent decades designing parachutes and teaching people to fly them, won an X-Games title doing it, and wrote the book that a generation of pilots learned from.
Then the fall that should have ended everything. The long way back sent him into contemplative psychology, and turned a question he had been answering with his body into one he could answer for anyone: what do you do with fear when you cannot walk away from it?
The answer became Transcending Fear, then a coaching practice, then the stage. And two sons, who are the reason the work got serious.
That is where the work started. It is not where it stayed.
