Dean Graziosi says fear has already cost him too much and he won't let it stop him anymore. He frames fear as something that shrinks to nothing when you confront it, and argues that taking action connects you to a larger purpose that keeps calling no matter what gets in the way.
I see you, fear. You've already cost me too much. But not this time, right? Not this time. I'm not going to let this fear stop me because at the end of my life, I'm going to look at this fear that seems big and heavy now as a crumb that you wish you could go back and kick its ass. When you do something meaningful, we feel connected to something bigger. There's a reason that your calling keeps tapping you on the shoulder like, hey, this is still for you. I know it's been a little tough or even a little busy, But hey, it's a higher purpose.
