In the three weeks since I wrote “how to become fearless” I’ve put my words to the test. My accomplishments may seem trivial but each of them required me to step out of my comfort zone. I have:
- Negotiated more suitable hours at work
- Flown half-way around the world on a whim
- Found and caught up with friends I hadn’t talked to in ten years
- Handed out business cards to people I met
- Held many “uncomfortable conversations” with others
- Let myself go and have fun
Here’s what I’ve learnt: fearlessness is very addictive. Its also self-reinforcing: the more you face your fears the easier it becomes.
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