“Do something every day that scares me.” It is this quote I wrote for myself on a napkin that lead me to saying, “Yes,” to a car racing experience that I thought might just kill me.
For two days, I couldn’t sleep. I woke up with my heart-racing and my palms sweating until I realized exactly what was holding me back from embracing this super-cool, edge-of-my-seat experience of a lifetime.
In this episode, I’ll reveal how I conquered my fear, and what it really took for me to take the wheel and drive.
I learned so much from this experience and I am super excited to share it with you. Let me know what you thought of this episode in the comments below and as always by reviewing my podcast in iTunes.
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Here’s What to Expect in This Episode
- Why what you feel is more important than following a formula.
- How should you relay information you learned from others?
- The key to successfully conquering fear.
- Why should everyone be a beginner sometimes?
- What does learning something new really teach you?
- Is it better to focus on the here and now, or the future?
- If a program is failing, what secret can help us overcome it?
- What does slowing down teach us about marketing our business?
- Why does a business fail if you only focus on making money?
- Can you learn more as a spectator or a participant?
- Why does taking action decrease your fear of what could happen?
- How are preconceived notions different than reality?
- What two things does success really require?
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Beyond the value and success of your several intended lessons, I learned that I could probably tell some of my many interesting/relevant personal stories…more personally with good results. Although It is obvious that I experienced these events and that they have impacted who I have become, I have been reluctant to narrate as personally as you do. I have been concerned about the constant use of “I”, etc. However, somehow your first-person tales are only more inspiring. thank you.