When a lion’s roar registers in the auditory cortex, the brain sends an immediate message to the body: run away as fast and as far as you can. That’s the normal reaction, but lion chasers aren’t normal. They don’t run away from what they’re afraid of; they run toward the roar. They don’t seek safety; they seek situations that scare them to life. Lion chasers are more afraid of missing opportunities than making mistakes.
