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Mentioned in 12 episodes
Feel the Fear and Do It Anyway
Dynamic Techniques for Turning Fear, Indecision, and Anger into Power, Action, and Love
Book • 1987
In this book, Susan Jeffers offers dynamic techniques to help readers overcome their fears and take action towards their goals.
The book emphasizes the importance of facing fears head-on, developing a stronger mindset, and taking small steps towards achieving goals despite fear.
Jeffers also discusses the root of all fears as the belief that one cannot handle what happens, and provides tools to build confidence and manage thoughts positively.
The book has been highly recommended by many therapists and business leaders for its practical and inspiring approach to managing fear and achieving personal growth.
The book emphasizes the importance of facing fears head-on, developing a stronger mindset, and taking small steps towards achieving goals despite fear.
Jeffers also discusses the root of all fears as the belief that one cannot handle what happens, and provides tools to build confidence and manage thoughts positively.
The book has been highly recommended by many therapists and business leaders for its practical and inspiring approach to managing fear and achieving personal growth.
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Mentioned in 12 episodes
Mentioned by Sara Bareilles as a book she read while on tour in Australia, helping her cope with anxiety.
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Jon Acuff as a book full of grit and real-life stories, despite some disagreements with its spiritual aspects.
Jon Acuff as a book full of grit and real-life stories, despite some disagreements with its spiritual aspects.
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Mentioned by Joe Saul-Sehy as a mantra that he uses when he is about to do something that makes him afraid.
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Mentioned by Adam Young , suggesting to follow the book’s advice when facing fear and uncertainty in golf.
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Mentioned by Moana Robinson as a book that helped her overcome self-consciousness and focus on delivering her message to the audience.
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Referenced as a book containing masculine practice, which is to feel the fear and do it anyway.
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Danny Wood as one of his favorite books that he read many years ago, about facing your fears.
Danny Wood as one of his favorite books that he read many years ago, about facing your fears.
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