Take the Wheel - Bernard, Bryan; Stoffel, Tommy
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A break-through way to navigate the rugged terrain of one's inner world, quit overthinking, and get back to living. Take the Wheel draws from the authors' Zen 4-Wheeling Soul Outing wilderness workshops and expeditions, which help people make fundamental, lasting improvements in their lives.

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A break-through way to navigate the rugged terrain of one's inner world, quit overthinking, and get back to living. Take the Wheel draws from the authors' Zen 4-Wheeling Soul Outing wilderness workshops and expeditions, which help people make fundamental, lasting improvements in their lives.
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In 2005, Tommy Stoffel woke up in the psychiatric ward of his local hospital following a self-dialed 911 call. He knew something was wrong but couldn't quite believe he ended up here. Denial quickly turned to realization as he met fellow humans all suffering from some form of mental overload. Unfortunately, the therapy prescribed only masked symptoms and didn't address the core issue. Ancient mindfulness and compassionate psychology teachings began shedding light on the real, underlying problem. Drawing from this wisdom, he began teaching workshops for other struggling friends and family out of his living room. Eventually, these developed into lessons and courses, which were taken offroad, where people could release tension and get more in tune with their authentic, vibrant selves. Tommy is the founder of Zen 4-Wheelers and leads outings on a regular basis. He's also a manager in a long-running corporate career and a co-host and executive producer of the Offroad Monks documentary. In 2019 Bryan Bernard found himself on top of a mountain holding a loaded 9-mm to his head and contemplating suicide. He had "succeeded" in winning the rat race of life only to realize he had become a rat--and he was miserable as hell. With the help of his good friend Tommy Stoffel and his approach to mindfulness, Bryan broke free from the grip of a deep depression. Using their mutual love of Zen Jeeping as a vehicle, they developed a practical, approachable, and even fun framework to help people deal with the stressors in life. Together, they've helped hundreds of people break free before they break down. Bryan is a successful software entrepreneur, a leader of Zen 4-Wheeler outings, co-host and executive producer of the Offroad Monks documentary, and a life-long writer.