Brave Without Armor Companion Resources
Guided practices and reflection tools to help you return to yourself in the moments that matter.
Whether you arrived here from the book or found this page through The Recalibrate Method, you are welcome here.
About Brave Without Armor
Welcome to the book recipients, I am glad you are here.
If you found this page while exploring The Recalibrate Method, this page offers a gentle introduction to the book and to the practices that support its core message: leadership does not require more armor. It requires more capacity, clarity, and return.
These resources are here to support the practices introduced at the end of the book. Use them gently. Start with the resource that meets you where you are today.
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This resource library supports the practices introduced at the end of Brave Without Armor. You can listen to one audio practice, watch the short tapping point orientation, or download a simple reflection tool and more.
There is no right order. Choose the support that fits the moment you are in.
Before you begin
Tapping point orientation
If you are new to tapping, begin here. In this short orientation, Triptta introduces the tapping points used in the guided audio practices so you can follow along with more ease.
Better with audio. use headphone for the best experience.
Guided Audio Practices
Tapping for Stress and Overwhelm
For moments when the load feels too heavy to carry clearly, or when your mind is running several conversations at once.
Tapping for Self-Doubt and the Imposter Voice
For moments before a presentation, senior conversation, new room, or any situation where the inner critic becomes loud.
Tapping for Anxiety Before a Difficult Conversation
For the conversation you have been rehearsing, postponing, or bracing for Anxiety can show up in many situations.
Returning to Yourself: A Brave Without Armor Meditation
A calming meditation to support grounding, inner alignment, and emotional reset.
A gentle note before you begin
If a practice feels too intense, pause. Open your eyes. Feel your feet on the floor. Look around the room and orient yourself to where you are. You can stop at any time.
If you are working with significant trauma, grief, mental health concerns, or medical concerns, please seek support from a qualified professional.