Chad Silverstein walks through an exercise on five universal fears, a framework he uses to identify what's driving conflict and underperformance. Write down which fear resonates with you, then bring it to practice. Fear is the root cause of most problems.
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So the five fears is something that Chet pulls out in practice, goes through the exercise with everybody and has everybody write down what they think is the five universal five fears. And this came from a book that I know that he Don Brown, maybe I forgot who the author was, but he did some study and figured out what universal 5 fears exist. You'll see them in the post below. And you want to write the productive action is for you to figure out where this shows up in your life. You know, which one of these is the one that speaks to you the most? What specifically comes to mind? Just write about it. No right or wrong, no judgment. Feel free to post it in the forum or bring it to practice and we'll hit this topic in practice. It's an important one because at the root of most conflict, at the root of a lack of performance, lack of someone not living their life full and is usually fear stopping people in their tracks. And so we want to hit this early and often and get in the habit and the discipline to build this way of attacking things we're scared of. And so we're going to start with the five universal ones and then go from there, see where it takes us.