Forged not found is the ethos of Bryce Smith and his new company Allsmith. More than that it's his approach to life.
At first glance, the obvious part about Bryce is that he has spent the majority of his life pushing his body and sculpting himself into something quite impressive to look at. That of course has been personified in his time as a D1 College Basketball player, his competitive time in the Crossfit Games and more importantly his time as an EMT and Firefighter.
When you listen to his podcast: The ALLSMITH Project it quickly becomes obvious that Bryce has great depth and knowledge about caring for your body, your mind and much more. Most people call it biohacking however Bryce sees caring for self on a level much deeper than that.
If you spend any time with Bryce in person, either being coached by him or hanging out, what is clear is that Bryce has a deep caring for humanity. He looks at each person as an individual. He meets them where they are, and uses a deep EQ (emotional intelligence) to accept that we are all going through things in life and there is never a one size fits all solution to anyone or anything.
He is open about the effort it takes to forge oneself into who they are choosing to become and when speaking with us about all his efforts, all the people he connects to and those that look to him for guidance, one thing that doesn't get enough of the spotlight is the importance of pausing to integrate. The rest, the slowing dow to appreciate the work you have put in, and the grace required to give yourself in order to make deep progress is essential.
Bryce and SBC have teamed up to share the struggle of consistent forging, the importance of pausing, and the tricky balancing of EQ, IQ, and GQ it takes for our culture to take notice. Shop the collabs with Bryce / ALLSMITH here.