You don’t need to understand how to do something in order to do it. You simply need to do it repeatedly until it becomes your nature, and then trust that you know how to do it.
7 Reasons Why Flying Trapeze Has Kept Me Engaged for 20 Years
When I first discovered flying trapeze, it seemed fair to assume this might quickly be another short-term love-affair. 20 years later, I’m as committed as ever. Here are 7 reasons why the sport keeps me engaged.
Lead With Your Heart
If you’ve been conditioned that you should lead with your mind and your intelligence, you’ve received bad advice. Here’s why you must lead with your heart.
The Alternative to Taking the Leap
I’ve been doing flying trapeze for 20 years. This is the advice I give all new flyers before they climb the ladder.
The Secret to Getting Out of Your Own Way
Sometimes it seems that the most intelligent people often get stuck. Here’s why that happens and how to get out of your own way.
You Can’t Always See Where You’re Going
We are conditioned to look where we’re going and follow our vision. But sometimes that’s not possible and we must rely on a different skill.
Commit to the Leap
To trust when you leap doesn’t serve you if you’re going to second guess yourself in midair. Commit to the leap.
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