Letting Go Was the First Time He Showed Up

“I let go of the wheel… and for the first time, I felt peace.”

Brad wasn’t just talking about a car crash. He was talking about a lifetime of running—from expectations, pressure, pain, and maybe most of all… himself.

And when that moment came—when everything slowed down and the lights filled his view—he didn’t panic.

He surrendered. And in that surrender, he finally arrived.

What We Heard From You

Listeners didn’t just comment on the crash. You commented on how eerily familiar it felt:

“I’ve never been in a wreck like Brad, but I’ve had my own 100-mph moment—where I knew I couldn’t keep going the way I was.” “He described peace in surrender. I’ve never heard it said that clearly before.” “The crash wasn’t the turning point. It was the permission slip.”

Brad didn’t describe trauma. He described transformation.

And that’s why it stayed with so many of you.

We Ask You Now:

Where in your life are you still white-knuckling the wheel?

What would happen if you let go—not to crash, but to stop forcing everything?

This is The Echo. Not the sound of screeching tires—But the silence that follows when you finally stop running.