Over the past couple months, many new people have subscribed here--welcome! Some of you may not have heard much yet about what The Liminal Leap actually is, while others have been following along since the beginning. This note is both an update and a re-orientation. A chance to share where this project has come from, and where it is heading.

Standing in the In-Between

It’s been just over six months since I followed a nudge to make a bold move and quit my job to follow what feels like a deeper calling. In the weeks that followed, The Liminal Leap emerged, born out of my own experience of liminality. The old Matt was gone, and the new Matt hadn’t fully arrived yet. The phrase captured perfectly the disorienting, but also alive, threshold I found myself in.

I quickly realized this wasn’t just my experience. Our world itself is in a liminal space. The old systems, structures, and assumptions are crumbling. The new world has not yet fully arrived. We’re in between--and the way we move through this “in-between” matters more than ever.

The pace of change is accelerating. It is likely that the next 10–15 years will hold as much progress as the last thousand. That future comes with both extraordinary possibility and real peril. And in my view, what it demands most is not just better technology or smarter systems, but new ways of being human.

Building Infrastructure for the New World

That’s what The Liminal Leap is about. It is becoming clearer to me that this is a place to build infrastructure for the new world--tools and practices that help us show up differently. To relate to ourselves, to each other, to our work, and to technology in more conscious, embodied, and creative ways. We are in the midst of an evolutionary leap in human consciousness, and this project is one small effort to help lay the foundation for that future while consciously “hospicing” the old world as it fades.

Right now, I see The Liminal Leap as an incubator--experimenting, testing, and letting what wants to grow reveal itself. Some of the offerings I’ll be focusing on for now include:

• Conscious Leadership Coaching—helping leaders grow into more mature stages of consciousness and embody new ways of leading.

• The Conscious Use of AI—developing offerings and use cases that help us engage with AI more wisely and intentionally.

• Creating the Work You Love—guiding people to discover and build vocation around what only they can uniquely offer the world.

• Consciousness, Embodiment, and Meditation for Bitcoiners—exploring how this community can ground its mission in deeper presence and awareness.

Looking Ahead

This is just the beginning. My hope is that The Liminal Leap becomes a space where seekers, leaders, and builders find resonance and resources for the threshold times we are all living in.

The future will not be built by technology alone--it will be shaped by the quality of our consciousness as we engage with it. The Liminal Leap exists to help us rise to that challenge: to develop new ways of relating, new inner capacities, and new cultural “infrastructure” for an age where exponential change is rewriting the rules of life. This is not just survival work; it is creative work. We have the chance to participate in the birth of a wiser, more compassionate civilization.