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Museletter  - June 2006

My Muse

Fear is what I've been thinking about. We all have fears and their ability to hold us back really interests me. When I say interests me I also mean fascinates and frustrates me!

Let's break it down. What is fear? Fear is a thought about a potential negative event or feeling. As it's a potential event or feeling, it must be in the future, and therefore may or may not happen.

Yet we allow the fear to affect us. We all know people who are more affected by fear than ourselves, but all of us are affected to a degree, and it stops us being our best. Watch out for the following:

What is it that you feel you can't do?

What would you like to do but don't feel you can bring yourself to do?

Is there a step you should be taking in your career, but you haven't?

How open are you?

These questions can raise answers that allow you to see where your thoughts are limiting you. We all have limiting thoughts or beliefs, and I think they are like shadows. At night when you are alone they are scary, but when you throw light on to them–they disappear!

No thought has the power to stop you being the best you can, unless you allow it to. And we all do. So here's my plan for dealing with fear:

1. Discover exactly what the thought/fear is, through good questions.

2. Accept that you have this fear. It probably is irrational, ridiculous etc. but do not add that level of judgment, just accept the reality that you have the thought.

3. Decide on whether you want to take this action that creates your fear. (e.g. I have a fear of bungee jumping. My life will be no different if I jump–so I won't. But if it was a fear around doing some marketing etc. then I would want to have the result that marketing brings)

4. Take the action. As Susan Jeffers put it so eloquently: Feel the fear and do it anyway.

5. Observe the fear disappear!

Fear can be useful, but most of the time it just holds us back from being our best. Expunge that thought, be free of it and enjoy your success and growth!

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