Most people hear Walk on the Moon and think about astronauts.

I think about ordinary people doing extraordinary things.

The father holding his newborn.
 The recovering alcoholic walking into their first meeting.
 The woman rebuilding her life after divorce.
 The man finally leaving the job that’s been draining him for years.

We all have a “walk on the moon.”

In this episode, I use one of my favorite songs as a lens to explore courage, regret, fear, Stoicism, and what it really means to chase the life that’s calling you.

We’ll discuss:
 • Why “someday” often becomes “never”
 • The games we regret never playing
 • Why courage almost always looks like trembling
 • The thousands of small steps behind every giant leap
 • How to identify your own walk on the moon

You’ve got one life.

The question isn’t whether you’ll ever walk on the moon.

The question is whether you’ll have the courage to walk toward yours.