A short motivational monologue (YouTube) by Chris Larsen about safety, fear, and growth. The speaker argues that the body seeks known environments for safety, and that personal growth requires stepping into the unknown, acknowledging fear, and repeatedly exercising faith (likened to a muscle) to strengthen belief.
And so safety is known. When everything in your environment is known, your body is safe. But when you're trying to step out and grow. Yeah, it's scary. Maybe you're going against your biology. So you have to recognize fear. I say put your arm around it and be like, I got. I understand you. You're in the backseat. Because I don't want to be safe. I want to grow. And to grow, I have to step into the unknown. And that's what we do in the Z suite. The more you do it, the more you exercise faith. It's like a muscle. Yeah. The easier it gets, the stronger it gets to believe.
