Adam Markel discusses how fear can be used positively as a catalyst for action, innovation, and personal growth. He recommends reframing fear from an enemy to a friend and intentionally using it to motivate uncomfortable but growth-producing behavior.
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Hey, everybody, it's Adam. I've been thinking a lot this week about fear and how useful it's been as a catalyst for me to get things accomplished in my life. I know it's not an easy thing to even admit that fear has been a positive thing because more often than not, we see it as something we have to avoid or something that's the enemy. And the truth of the matter is that many ways utilizing fear, embracing fear, even as a catalyst for action, a catalyst for innovation, a catalyst for simply doing something that is uncomfortable, that ultimately, ultimately creates growth, creates something brand new, is a really powerful tool. So today, one of the things that I want to do and I want to suggest or recommend that you do as well, is to take a hard look at how fear is actually sometimes your best friend and how you can reframe how you see fear to be able to use it as a catalyst for growth.