When life coach, Frank Collister, gets caught in a riptide, he begins fighting for the life, that only moments before, he professed wanting to end.  When after a rogue wave throws his body hard onto the shore, and slaps him in the back for good measure, Frank receives a message…a veiled voice that says, “Don’t come back!”

Unaware that his suicidal thoughts and other personal problems exist in the man-child world, a Peter Pan syndrome inflicted on much of society, he listens to his inner child and does what a child does best… runs away.

Selling all his posessions, he decides living a minimalist life in his truck will give him time to travel and think. Subconsciously, the man-child that is Frank, runs to a mommy figure, Aunt Beth, a Stoic woman of strength.

Upon arrival at Aunt Beth’s, Frank meets Harley, a small dog that becomes a sounding board, a second voice of reason, a confidant, and surprisingly… a teacher. More walks equal more talks as Frank dives deep into the world of personal introspection. 

Being introduced and utilizing a float tank to remove the physical self during introspection, Frank begins the process of rebuilding the source of all personal operations… his mind.

When he comes to understand the theta-wave state of mind, and utilizes a plethora of techniques and information, he rids himself of self-sabotage and recreates himself, his mind, into power. But the big question is… Can he sustain being a man and not let the manipulative child regain control? And if so… for how long?