Have you ever been a passenger when someone else is driving, and you find yourself gripping the seat in fear?
Or, maybe you’ve been censoring yourself in a meeting, inhibited by what you imagine others’ judgments might be?
Sometimes our fears are a form of wisdom, directing our attention to our safety and well-being. Other times, our fears are an invitation into courageous action and risk-taking.
On this week’s podcast, we explore the role of fear in our lives: When does fear keep you alive, and when does fear keep you from living?
Listen to the entire show, or check out these show notes:
Show notes:
(1:14) Yvette shares a celebration
(5:32) How do I express concerns about someone’s driving without criticism?
(13:53) How do I respond to triggering emails and delaying responses to difficult conversations?
(28:29) How do I balance self-values and external philosophies?
(42:19) How do I deal with being estranged from adult children?
(53:10) Outro
What lessons have you learned from fear? I’d love to know. Leave a comment below.
