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Two women with vastly different background, a yogi and a techie, will share their advice on how you can Stretch Your Mind and Body to better improve your mind / body connection for a more fulfilled, productive life
Date / Time: 11/4/2009 2:42 AM UTC
Today Charly and I talked to Jacqueline Wales from http://www.thefearlessfactor.com Jacqueline has an amazing history and achieved many things in her life that she would have never dreamt of. She is an inspiration to listen to.
The "Fearless Factor" is all about going beyond fear. Fear is based in our imagination (unless it is a real life threatening situation). Our imagination goes into overdrive and into a very negative mode. Our only reality is here and now. We have no idea what will happen, we can't possibly know. We can project into the future in a positive way by saying something like: "If I have it my way, this will happen..."
Fear is like an abyss, we need to work out how to get to the other side and the only way is to jump - it is not as far as you think it is. Fear can also be defined as the "inability to trust". This could be not trusting ourselves or others. On the other side of fear is love, especially loving yourself, and the firm belief that anything is possible.
Being fearless does not mean the absence of fear but the ability to get to the "other side". How to overcome fear? Start acting "as if" or like some of my mentors have put it: "Fake it till you make it".
Fear has 5 elements: • Loss • Abandonment • Rejection • Humiliation • Failure or success
When we have fear one or many of the 5 elements above are activated. For example, to manage the fear of failure just redefine failure as something that "didn't work". You simply did not have enough information. Jacqueline shared one practical way how you can overcome your fears: Carry palm cards and write down any negative thought or fear that comes to mind as soon as it does. Then turn the card around and write the opposite thought on the back. This is a great tool as it graphically reminds you every time you have self sabotaging thoughts and you have an opportunity to turn them around.
To listen to the full interview, click here:
Jacqueline left us with one parting thought: "Remember that fear is an option".
Connie and Charly
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