quick questions to help you through fear
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Hey Reader! This week, someone commented on how scared they were to do the thing right in front of them. And that sentiment comes up so often when we're looking at money. That fear doesn't come from nowhere. That fear has legitimate roots. But the fearful part of you isn't the only part that exists. So try these questions the next time fear strikes:
And when you do the scary thing, you brave badass, you. Consider checking in with the same questions again. Cheers to your fear and your bravery! - Brittany Psst if you'd like to share, I'm always open to hearing what came up for you. And if there's a quick idea that could help, I'd be more than happy to share it! |
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