Two people share how the Heroic program changed their lives, describing a jump from "volume three" to "volume 10" and the accountability they found in community. They emphasize that growth requires staying in pain and uncertainty, not escaping it.
My life was lived at volume three and I've turned it up to volume 10, heroic.
And all of it has really impacted and changed my life for the better. This is one of the best experiences of my life.
Heroic is basically taking it to the next level and allowing a community to be built to change the world. There's a movement happening here and I'm glad to now be able to share that movement with everyone else. The people that you surround yourself with make a big difference. So surround yourself with like minded people here.
There's like a combination lock where suddenly all of these different facets fall into and something clicks and changes. And the program did that for me. These tiny little changes that just become huge over time. And the sparring race is an absolute miracle. I still can't believe I did it. I'm just so grateful. Just so incredibly grateful.
Just took it one step at a time and it just once I got to the end, I just felt so good about myself.
This team and amazing people on the course insisted that they could help me get to the finish and they did it. You did it.
You did it.
I did.
A tools philosophy that was introduced to me from heroic and that is that I'm never exonerated from pain, uncertainty or effort. That's my number one.
We have titled ourselves as life changers and we're with this beautiful community that is helping us change our lives. So to better ourselves, to identify the gaps in our life so that we can be the best version of ourselves and be able to share that with the world.
Everything about what Brian and his organization has done has made me a better person. And to become a better person is obviously the goal. I think of everybody.
