On Wild Ideas Worth Living, we've been a lot of people at the top of their game, setting

records and being the first of their kind. But what happens when you're already

at the top, like Olympic level good at your sport? You know the ropes, maybe even landing

that impossible trick feels easy now, but you've forgotten

what it feels like to be a beginner.

Filmmaker Dylan Ephron hangs out with a lot of professional athletes

who are experts at what they do,

but it's been a long time

since they worried about failing at a new adventure.

On his YouTube series called Flowstate, Dylan invites these pro-athletes to do an extreme sport they've never tried before.

They get the chance to be a beginner all over again.

Here's a clip from the first episode of flow state with pro skateboarder

Latisha Bufoni. This is our wall. Nice. I always see people about climbing

but I was always super scared so I was like I'll never try it.

Yeah, I'm afraid of heights and this is really high for me.

So we're gonna start with a repel down.

We gotta get rid of the fear of heights right out of the way because then she can stop focusing on that.

This is like the real deal. I'm really scared right now.

On the episode, Dylan calmly shows Letitia how to find her footing on her first ever outdoor climb.

Dylan himself is a writer, producer, filmmaker, and an outdoor athlete. Fun fact, he's also the actor, Zach Ephron's younger

brother, and he produced Zach's new Netflix documentary series called Down to Earth. Previously, Dylan worked on the production teams for films like A Star Is Born, Get Hard, and Chips.

Before we dive into Dylan's new series, I wanted to ask him how he built a lifestyle around the things he loves most.

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