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Have you ever felt that tightness in your chest before a tough conversation? Maybe your thoughts are running a mile a minute, your stomach’s in a twist, and avoiding it feels way safer than facing it.

Fear has a way of taking over, convincing us that discomfort means danger. But here’s the truth. Fear isn’t the enemy. It’s a signal. And when you learn how to respond to it instead of running from it, everything changes.

In this episode, we’re diving into overcoming fear and how you can use self-regulation techniques to stay calm and confident, even in high-pressure situations. I’ll walk you through ways to manage anxiety using nervous system regulation techniques that help shift your body from a state of stress to a state of safety. When you understand how to work with your fear instead of fighting against it, you build emotional resilience, allowing you to handle difficult conversations with clarity and confidence.

I’ll also share stress relief methods and practical ways of handling stress that you can use anytime, anywhere, whether you’re preparing for a challenging meeting or just trying to navigate the daily demands of teaching. Because the truth is, fear doesn’t mean stop. It means pay attention. And once you learn how to regulate your emotions, you can step into any situation feeling strong, capable, and in control.

Stay empowered,
Jen

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Stay empowered,
Jen

Let’s keep the conversation going! Find me at:

empowerededucator.com/resources

Instagram: @jenrafferty_

Facebook: Empowered Educator Faculty Room

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