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Fear drives your leadership.
Others' opinions control your actions.
Three crippling fears hold you back:
- Fear of judgment where criticism means you're not good enough, you'll lose respect and fail.
- Fear of rejection, where being left out and not 'fitting in' proves you don't belong with your successful peers.
- Fear of not being good enough, where you feel you're disappointing everyone who believes in you - never doing enough despite your efforts.
The devastating impact on all aspects of your leadership and life:
⚡ You put things off.
⚡ You question every decision.
⚡ You try to be perfect and end up stuck.
⚡ You overthink everything.
⚡ You don't ask for help when needed.
⚡ You avoid hard conversations.
⚡ You hide who you really are.
⚡ You skip important 'career work' (not technical work).
⚡ You stay quiet when you should speak up.
⚡ You stop taking risks and go through the motions.
⚡ You feel guilty all the time.
⚡ You're exhausted because you can't say no.
These fears prevent you from being a trusted, high-performing leader.
You must lead yourself and your businesses to success by being the best version of yourself.
You must first acknowledge that you have these fears—every human has them. 🙋♀️🙋🏻♂️
You can give yourself more freedom by taking control of what you can control - YOU.
And allow others the freedom to do, say and act how they want - you can't control others!
Once you have acknowledged your fears.
Then, step into the next level of leadership and business success as the best version of yourself, regardless of what others may (or do) think and say, no matter how fearful you feel.