In Part 2 of the BRAVE goals series, Seth goes deep on the two letters that, if you skip them, the rest of the framework can't save you: Bigger and Risky.

The truth most of us are avoiding is this — the size of the goal is forging the size of the life. And most of us picked goals small enough to keep us comfortable and called it wisdom. We've gotten quietly addicted to wins we can guarantee. To certainty. To goals we can already hit. And then we wonder why hitting them doesn't feel like anything.

Using the story of Roger Bannister and the 4-minute mile — a barrier doctors swore was physically impossible until one man broke it and a hundred others followed within a decade — Seth shows why the ceiling holding most of us back was never actually out there. It was a story we were running inside of.

You'll walk away with three concrete moves:

• The "Year-End Self" question that exposes whether your goal is actually a goal — or just a treadmill
• The double-it test that uses your own nervous system to tell you when a goal is finally big enough
• The "name the risk" exercise that shrinks the fear that's been quietly running your decisions

By the end of this episode, you'll know exactly which goal on your list is keeping you safe instead of changing you — and what to do about it this week.

Bigger is the destination. Risky is the door. You don't get the life on the other side without walking through both.

🎧 Part 2 of 4. Next up: A — Aligned. Because once you've set a goal Bigger than you and Risky enough to scare you, the next question is whether it's even the right goal.

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