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When I'm doing something scary, knowing that I have survived 100% of my “worst days” makes me feel safer… And to be fair, my “worst days” were pretty scary! Previously, I was very fearful and experiencing major symptoms of schizophrenia. I’ll spare you the details, but from my experiences, I learned so much. Here are just some of my many (fear-related) lessons from overcoming schizophrenia. - The “monsters” were only emotions I was evading - Avoidance was feeding the fear - Self-compassion: I did the best that I could with what I knew at the time - No one is going to do the work for me - Whether you believe you can or can’t, you’re right Reflecting on these lessons, I believe all mentally scary things are meant to be conquered. If it poses an actual physical danger, then it is valid... However, I try to take action on things that I fear because I have learned (for me) it is typically a harmless emotion trying to express itself. What have you learned from overcoming some of your fears? Let me know in the comments ✨💛✨

Absolutely loved the prep session for day 2! @Alora Beck you really make it easy for that voice of fear to be seen, heard, and understood! After listening, I believe my voice of fear is "Am I doing enough?" which, for me, really translates to "Am I worthy enough"... Action does not equal worth, and even though I know that consciously, I can see a gap in my subconscious thinking patterns. Can't wait to dig deeper! ✨What does your voice of fear say? ✨Do you believe this sheds some light into your subconscious? ✨Tell me about your insights!

Hi Everyone! It took me a minute (okay... maybe a few minutes!) to figure out the flow and the setup, so thanks in advance for your patience. Also, during the course, please treat my grammar like a speed bump—notice it, smile, and keep driving. 😄 A little about me: I'm in the business of protecting families and their finances through life insurance. My mission is to help people realize that a simple term policy, paired with proper planning, can put future generations on a financial rocket ship. 🚀 Then we help protect that legacy with estate planning, and later we dive into tax strategies, long-term care, and retirement planning. I also recruit, train, and mentor people in the insurance industry—so yes, I spend a lot of time talking, teaching, and occasionally convincing people that insurance isn't as boring as it sounds! Outside of work, I'm a proud mom of a college kid and an avid gardener. My plants are basically my therapists who don't interrupt. 🌱 Thanks to all the gardening, my backyard has become a bustling neighborhood for bees, bugs, and birds. I'm also blessed with a wonderfully supportive hubby who patiently tolerates my ever-growing jungle. 🙏🏼 I'm loving the intro topic and the videos on fear and hope, and I'm excited to dig deeper. For the longest time, I believed I didn't have a negative bone in my body. Then I spent years working incredibly hard in my business and watched others—especially some of my male peers—hit levels of success I wasn't seeing despite putting in the effort. Somewhere along the way, the little voice of "Maybe I'm not enough" quietly snuck in. So it's refreshing to see that fear being talked about here. Apparently, I'm not the only one whose brain occasionally likes to write fiction. 😉 I'm looking forward to a breakthrough, learning alongside all of you, and hopefully coming out the other side with a stronger mindset... and maybe slightly better grammar too! 😊

I m excited to learn more about this "FEAR" subject and why it self sabotages me at every step of my journey and growth - AND I want to share with others of you in the group. Who is with me???