Reviews
Testamonial tips for future challengers
"I went through it twice!"
— Patrick Jones
"It's a deep dive in your subconciouness in the saftey of others..."
— Nineke
"the new version of you lies behind your fears..."
— John Dobharchu
"It definitely lives up to it's name!"
— Conner
if your serious about taking this challenge, Beware..."
— Challenger
"What I really loved about this challenge was that it really..."
— Challenger
“If your serious about being real with yourself...”
— T. Foster
"It Gave me actionble steps to change these habits that are holding me back..."
— Quincy
"The challenge is unique. you definitely want to do it."
— R.J.W.
"...have a team to check in and really see if your fears are real or not..."
— Chase Brendle
“The difficulty with this challenge is...”
— Challenger
"it's not about the results, it's about the actions you take to get those results! 🤯"
— Kendra
Vulnerability
"I rated it a 9: telling my wife, “I’m lonely.” I said one sentence. She stood up over me; the room changed. I felt hunched, hot, dizzy; needs at risk: recognition and inner peace. I stayed. That night I finally understood protest—sometimes the action is simply making a clear statement and sitting with the response. Since then, I’ve shown up at rallies and kept practicing “post first, explain later” as real conversations. The nervous system didn’t break; it learned." - Nova
Independence
I took a mic to a street corner and spoke values—unity, abundance, joy. A stranger stopped, locked eyes, and said, “Yes!” Later, messages rolled in: “Keep going.” By week three, things I’d rated 8s were now 5–6s. The muscle built fast: don’t wait for fear opportunities—create them. Hosting this cohort showed me my path is speaking, and my job is to keep putting myself where fear turns into service. - Daniel
Courage
I stopped diluting my ask and told a dream collaborator the unvarnished truth of why we should work together. She replied within an hour—after weeks of slow replies to my “safer” messages. Lesson: when I bring truth, I get truth back. The story I carried (“I’m too much”) relaxed. Energy freed up for the work that matters. - Phil