Show Notes
On the surface our fears sound reasonable… I am afraid of confrontation, I am afraid of public speaking, I am afraid of what they'll say or what they'll think. You talk to your friends about your fear and mot can relate.
BUT, what if what you're afraid of isn't actually what you're afraid of at all?
In todays episode I offer a different way to look at your fears, to dig deeper, to peel back the layers and see what is hiding underneath that surface fear. And, spoiler alert, its your THOUGHTS.
We're not *truly* afraid of what's going on outside of us, as much as we're afraid of what could go on inside of us. And when we can see and recognize that, it takes some of the power from that fear.
Because with the work we're doing here on this podcast, and in the world, we know that we are the only masters of our mind. And if our fear is of ourselves, then we have control over it. And man, there is so much power in that!
Join me as we take a look at what your subconscious might be offering, that your conscious mind is actually totally cool with.
See you inside💥
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