Overcoming Fear - Bad Flights and Good Motorcycle Rides
About this episode
The episode explores the contrast between fear experienced during turbulent flights and the sense of freedom felt while riding a motorcycle.
Send us Fan Mail Turbulence can make you feel helpless, nauseated, and sure you’re about to die, yet that same wild, bouncy motion can feel like freedom when you’re standing on the pegs of a motorcycle. That’s the tension we unpack as we explore what I call the turbulence paradox: why fear spikes when we lose agency, and why calm shows up when we become an active participant in the chaos. I tell the true story of a brutal approach into Denver, multiple failed landing attempts, and the moment...
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