What If Your Biggest Mistakes
Were Your Best Teachers?
Learn to dance with discomfort and
turn life’s wrong turns into breakthroughs
“At 17, I learned to fly an airplane solo. At 47, I learned two very important lessons…”
#1 - Sometimes, the best thing that can happen is a stormy end to a job that’s Slowly. Killing. Your. Spirit.
From 17 to 47, Tyler’s entertaining trek helped him discover that
your biggest growth happens when you stop letting fear choose your next steps.
As an author, speaker, and "Comfort Zone Pilot," Tyler spent three decades learning that life's wrong turns often lead to the right destinations. His journey from teenage pilot to corporate burnout to entrepreneur taught him that the shift we're looking for is usually closer than we think—it just requires the courage to lean into discomfort rather than away from it.
#2 - The very shift you may desire could already be within you!
Most people lean away from uncertainty.
“A ship in harbor is safe, but that is not what a ship is meant for.”
~ John A. Shedd
“Life begins at the end of your comfort zone.”
~ Neale Donald Walsch
What if you leaned in?
