L-Caps 3,000 feet tall, we're halfway up, and you hear this really loud noise.

And anyone who's skydiver, seen a bass jumper, knows that there's no kind of wishing sound.

It's more like the air being ripped in half.

It's a really violent loud noise.

So we were pretty certain a rock was about to kill us

and just clean us off the wall, like this was it.

But looked up and you see this perfectly composed body falling, you know, flat, going right by you, and then flying away from the cliff, opening a parachute, and it was both kind of the most terrifying experience I'd ever seen but also one of the more inspiring like wow

Human flight is something that I think people have been thinking about forever and I just kind of witnessed it.

I just got a little glimpse of it.

Like I'm probably never gonna do that,

but man, that's gotta be one of the coolest things ever. Okay, welcome back or welcome to the Finding Mastery podcast.

I'm Michael Jervay and by trade and training,

I'm a sports psychologist and the co-founder of Compete to Create. And the whole idea behind these conversations

is to sit down with people who are pushing into the edges of their capacity

and at the same time,

potentially changing the way we understand

how their industry works or the world works and

certainly what we're working to understand is if they can do that push into their potential

how can the rest of us also do the same? What are the practices? What are the approaches? What are the

principles? What are the strategies that they use? And when we dig underneath the surface, what are those

mental skills that they're using to build and refine their craft.

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