68. The Biggest Risk in Life is Not Taking On...

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The Chinese gardener waters the bamboo tree for 5 years before it shows any signs of growth. Then, in just a matter of weeks it sprouts to over 90 feet. Similarly, when we consistently and patiently nurture the important areas of our life we will eventually see the fruits of our ...  Show more

When our fears of uncertainty take center stage, we often choose safety over our dreams. Knowing what will happen next becomes more important than taking the chance to start a business, quit our jobs and return to school, or jump into a new relationship. But you can't know the fu ...  Show more

Sometimes, we inadvertently increase the chances that our biggest fears might come true. That’s not to say it’s your fault if something bad happened to you. Bad things happen to us through no fault of our own much of the time. But there are times when our fear of something causes ...  Show more

Fear is what gets in the way of us experimenting with new things that might be way better for us. But when you understand that things are changing anyway, it gives you more permission to explore.

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Fear can trick us into shrinking back. Rosie recalls launching something no one showed up for—and why showing up anyway is an act of courage that eventually leads to growth. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices