Def: To consciously sort through our fears and decide what’s worthy of our attention rather than let our subconscious drive our decisions. To choose our responses and show up ALL-IN, authentically making decisions for ourselves - both personally and professionally. [Note: not the same as fearless, which this particular author finds to be a very poor choice.]
What does biology have to do with your everyday life?
Our brains are wired to protect us from danger [like a tiger chasing us]. The problem is that even though we don’t have tigers chasing us anymore, our beautiful, overly protective brains don’t know that.
To your brain, that looming project deadline is just as deadly as a tiger.
Which can make our reaction a little….overkill [reply all, anyone?].
It’s a lesson I’ve had to learn the hard way, even though I literally studied the science behind fear and stress for years, including conducting research deemed “transformative” by the National Science Foundation.
And I still made so many life choices out of fear because they felt safe. Big goals, not so much…
[They were way too scary...failure and rejection loomed far too large].
It wasn’t until I discovered a way to work with my brain, not against it that I was able to step away from my fear to become Fear[less].
(Please note this isn’t the same as being fearless, but fearing less has been transformative.)
It’s been
awesome.
What MORE will you find when you
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What if you could...
- Increase your adaptability to stress
- Increase your Heart Rate Variability
- Reduce your perception of stress…
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IN 30 days?
Those results are exactly what participants in my 2024 trial experienced.
Now it’s your turn.
I don’t know everything, but as a scientist, I do know this:
Even though you’ve inherited fear-driven biological wiring, you have everything you need to be your own wizard. You can rework your neural pathways, reshape and remold how you think about yourself and others, and change your habits and thinking so you show up in the world using your own unique superpower.
And you don’t need a PhD to do it.
If it worked for me, trust me, it can work for you.