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Differentiate legitimate fears from irrational ones to live life to the fullest
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Reader, Most people default to living life dictated by their irrational fears:
But you'll never fully know until you try. So how do you know when to heed the advice of fear that protects you from harm and what's just in your head? In this week's podcast, I share my step-by-step process to do this. I help you discern between legitimate fear that keeps you safe and irrational ones in your head that keeps you small. Click the button to listen on your favourite podcast player:
I also missed out last week's podcast because I was creating a free MAP guide for you. MAP is something experiential - meaning you have to feel it inside you rather than read about it. So what better way than to show you how it works by taking you through a mini MAP session? Curious to learn more? CLICK HERE to download the free MAP guide. Let me know what you think! Sharon |
Sharon Singh Sidhu
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