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Exploring fearlessness through entrepreneurship ⚡️ Founder of Aurora Coworking 🏡, author of Fear Enough 📕, mentor, community builder, and host of the Why Why Why Podcast 🎙️ for SozialMarie.
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We all need that peace
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I very much agree with you.
We need to learn to express our needs and stop sacrificing our freedom just to keep a paycheck.
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How do you overcome fear? I’m curious about how others do it.
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I think that fearlessness is a process, being brave is being in the path of fearlessness.
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Very entrepreneurial 😎
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To me, the opposite of fear 😰 is freedom ⛓️💥
Just ask yourself: what would you do, if you wake up one day without any fear?
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Change is like entering into a dark room 🕯️. The discomfort triggers our fears, but our purpose and determination, creativity and resilience help us see the world 🌎 for what it is, not what we imagine it to be, as a result of heightened fearful 😧 emotions.
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… it fades away.
But of course we are talking about psychological fear that becomes an obstacle 🤬
Some fear patterns are good alerts ‼️ specially the ones that are instinctual and try to protect our body and life 👫
Being brave is understanding fear, not avoiding it.
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… if we learn what the alert 🔔 says, we will learn to not make a big emotional reaction out of it.
Fear 😨 reveals a psychological defensive pattern. Built by you in the past to protect you. And it is very likely the pattern is outdated 🕰️ like old software.
When you see that fear is illogical…
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1. Learn about the nature of fear
2. Create your own definitions for the concepts that matter to you
3. Define your purpose in life as a statement in present tense (not as something to do for the future)
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I agree with that statement.
The thing is that a majority would still choose low risk instead of quality of life.
Living with security, a sense of peace and equality of opportunities should be a standard, can be our way of living. But while it is not, we need to decide better, out of the box…
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I really like Simon Sinek’s work. But in this case the word “fight” is not my favorite. Maybe “work” or “build”?
Very often we become what we fight against
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Some time we teach by example. We can inspire others.
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I envy the clarity and consistency others produce to communicate value. But at the same time I know I’m improving… that’s my path.
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I relate with your message. I’m working on avoiding interruptions. I know I need to be more clear about my priorities.
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I stead, we concluded, we need to find ways to generate value in community.
For example, you want to learn about a topic, we find who in the community knows about it and organize a call.
We channel the need, create the space, find alternatives, make every participant valuable.
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Congrats!
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If you feel lonely on your path, reach out. The way uphill is always better with company.
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Then when I see in retrospective I can see how lucky 🍀 I am for having such a good friends, live in such a beautiful place, and even for having the luxury of being able to rest and reflect.
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When I hit a low season, I rest, spend more time in nature, talk with my friends and try to get clarity. I always find it.
Then I decide to take action.
Sometimes I get surprised 😳 in the process with positive and unexpected situations.
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The roses… pink