Michelle 'Mace' Curran

And that is what makes it relatable.

So it's not just cool jet stories.

Those are sprinkled in there.

But it is really people.

It's not written for other pilots.

Anyone who picks it up, I think will see themselves in somewhere in the pages.

And then we also did a lot of research in human psychology to really root it in science.

So it's not just me being like, anecdotally, I experienced this.

It's also like, this is why our brain does that.

This is like why we get overstimulated and overstressed and can't perform.

And here's how you can manage that in any situation.

Yeah, much like the inner critic and imposter syndrome, the first thing is acknowledging it and recognizing it for what it is.

And I think a lot of us feel that physiological response of fear and it stops us in our tracks.

Like we we feel maybe it's that upset stomach.

It's the heart rate.

It's that that pit that you get in your stomach.

And you're like, oh, that is that is my body telling me that I should not do this thing.

And it has a place, right?

Like, don't walk out in front of traffic.

Of course, like, don't jump off a cliff like we need fear.