
About this episode
What happens when we GO BIG? What does that even mean? How do you show up in the larger purchases, or to the biggest adventures and dreams of your life?
In this episode, I ask if you ever considered that when you go after something that feels big to you, you also get better by doing so, and so does everyone else around you. This has been my experience in life, and I use some epic stories about skiers dropping big cliffs behind Targhee Ski Resort, Frank Boucher's autogroup in Janesville, WI, and our recent truck purchase to make my point.
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