Today's podcast guest is a true hero. His name is Captain Christopher Behnam.

"On a fateful day in 2018, Captain Behnam was flying a 777 to Honolulu when it suffered catastrophic engine failure. Were it not for his amazing skills, the plane would easily have been lost."

Listen to his story of resilience, training, and discipline on this episode. It will enhance you life.

We discuss:

-At age 9 he knew he wanted to fly airplanes for a living

-He created an airplane simulator as a child with broom

-How someone made him promise to "make something of yourself" and to "become a force for good".

-Learning resiliency from his father who was a political

-Visualizing and professing as young student, "one day I will be a pilot and I will be going out of that gate bound for Honolulu"

-"The only way I can explain it is imagine an 18 wheeler going over railway tracks, railroad tracks at 200 miles an hour with no, with absolutely no shock absorbers."

-How his entire life's training in science, physics, martial arts, meditation, and discipline prepared him for that fateful moment

-Now Captain Behnam chooses to help others and live life without the afterburners on, enjoying the current speed of whatever comes his way

His first book will be released soon and details can be found on his social media channels. @CaptainBehnamOfficial

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