The Path to Peak Performance
"Flight Lessons" from the
All Stars
Each has an inspiring lesson to tell.
(As featured in our best selling book, PULL UP! )
Mike McNeill was a wizard, in handling an “unreasonable customer” while being hijacked. An inspiring drama and lesson in people skills!
Kazuko Uramatsu fell in love with flying.. But her Japanese physician fiancé, said no dice. She now had to choose between rings…or wings.
Ralph Charles held the record as the world’s oldest pilot. But it’s what he became in the process, that made his life so inspiring.
Vicki Spediacci wanted to become a helicopter medivac pilot. Her story is one of persistence, backed by a plan even though tough times came.
Jaime Escalante, was the teacher, featured in the movie, “Stand & Deliver.” His “classroom secret” was an absolute game-changer for me.
Captain Al Haynes famous for his cool handling of United Flt 232 into Sioux City. The 1-in-a-billion situation is an unforgettable drama.
Shigeyoshi Hamazona’s dream was to fly, yet ended up inducted as a Kamikaze suicide pilot. Our interview with him revealed his mindset.
Evelyn Johnson was the world’s oldest CFII. Inducted into the Aviation Hall of Fame, John and Ev talked IFR shop well pass her 100 years.
Dave Peruch knew there was more to life than working at the record store. But leaving the job was chancey. He left. “Chance” got him into jets!
Ryan Handley, would rather fly than than eat! His poignant story is one that speaks to us to not delay, but to “Do it Sunday…not “someday.”
Bill Boyd simply defies age. This free-spirited, former “Midway Man” is an inspiration to anyone thinking life is over at the age of 102!
Hans Alfred needed a U.S. commercial pilot’s license to give aerial tours of the sanddunes in Namibia. John “pushed” him in one week’s time.
Yukie Yoshida got an “A-OK” from her Japanese doc. Yet her U.S. doc found stage 4 cancer. Then her deceased Dad whispered words of wisdom.
Bud Andersen, a Nazi warplane exterminator is a fighter pilot legend. In our interview, Bud shares his love of flying, fighting…and family.
Kyle Bryant, has a fatal debilitating disease called, Freidricks Ataxia. Despite that, he has raised over $10 million in a bid to find a cure.
Flaco was one of Mexico’s destitute children. This unforgettable story of selfless generosity leaves audiences tearful yet greatly inspired.
Javier Gonzalez hated school. But one day a teacher offered him a secret insentive. Javier later became California teacher of the year.
Larry is speech and motorskilled handicapped, but after simple observation, he flew my C-172 like a pro. What else is possible when we try?
The "Self-Push" Plan
Our curated collection of resources—which are found in our Flight Store, are all designed to help you navigate at your own pace.
What sets our content apart is its unique focus on aviation scenarios, tips, and stories, which not only make learning more engaging but also memorable, and even fun to absorb.
The Platinum Push Program
One-On-One Private Coaching
Step One
Simply call, text, or email me to state your interest in possibly being coached. We’ll set up a mutually convenient phone meeting.
Step Two
During this call, we’ll discuss your expectations and desired outcome. If we agree that our personalities, along with the content, costs, and commitment, are a mutual fit, I will send you a detailed on-line questionnaire, assessment, and rules of the game.
Step Three
After reviewing your completed questionnaire, I will formulate a game plan. You will then receive a coaching agreement confirmation and we will pick a mutually agreed upon time to have our first meeting. Monthly charge will be $1695, payable prior to our first meeting.
Step Four
At this point we will both be zeroed in on a RESULTS-DRIVEN game plan, along with required mutual commitment. By the time of our first call, we’ll be ready to rock n’ roll!
We need strong mentors and leaders
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If you know someone who has inspirational “All Star” qualities, let us know. We may interview and write their story
