Implementing small consistent steps is a powerful way to accomplish great things. If you want to run a marathon, sprinting isn’t going to work. You’ll use up all your energy and give up. However, if you keep a reasonably consistent pace, you’ll make it to the finish line.

It’s similar with just abo...

Back when I played hockey in highschool, I was a goalie and there was a certain routine I would do before games that improved my performance. It wasn’t some superstitious ritual like hockey players are known to have. It wasn’t a physical routine like stretching or catching tennis balls off the wall....

My dad was a pilot. He flew helicopters in the Army and small planes in his personal time. He was also a flight instructor. On top of that, we lived on an airpark with a grass runway in our backyard, and my dad owned a small Cessna. With this background, you might not be surprised to learn that I be...

In the world of aviation, if you’re not learning, you’re losing. Almost any skill a person can obtain requires constant practice in order to get better, and there is pretty much no limit to how good a person can get. 

Take playing a musical instrument for example. At first, it might be difficult...

When I initially started my flight training, it was more intense going up in the plane than I expected. The noise of the engine. The way the plane bounced around in the wind. I had flown many times before, but actually taking the controls myself added a new dimension to things. I admit, there was so...

Student pilots usually want to get up in a plane and start flying around as soon as possible. Really, any pilot does. That’s what we live for. The problem is that this can lead student pilots to believe there is no need for solid ground instruction. This is evident in low knowledge exam scores, and ...

This being my first blog post, I would like to get the message across that quality will always be at the forefront of Moving a Mountain. I'm here to deliver maximum value at all times to make aviation fun and easy for you.

My main purpose with Moving a Mountain is to fill the ground school gap that...