A short, first-person reflection on living with fear as a daily reality. The speaker says fear is constant, gives the concrete example of anxiety when hitting publish on a Substack post (worrying about acceptance, interaction, or being judged), and emphasizes that ignoring or pushing fear away is unhelpful.
Yeah, that's a, that's a great question as well. I think when it comes to fear, the worst thing that we can do is ignore it, try to push it away. I think there's always going to be fear for me. Every single day, there's some kind of fear that I'm dealing with. There's fear this, there was fear this morning when I hit publish on this week's substack. Are people going to accept it? Is anybody going to interact with it? Are people going to think I'm an idiot because of what I'm saying? There's, there's fear that's there all the time for me. And maybe I'm. I'm different, but I don't, I don't really think that I am. I think.
