We’ve all experienced the fear of failure whether in business, relationships or with personal goals, That doesn’t mean we all look at it the same way, though. Some of us associate it with the ...

Fear is a great motivator. It's also a pain in the ass. On an evolutionary level, fear makes sense. Back when life was far more dangerous and far more survival-centered, a keen sense of fear was ...

Think a job search is scary? It can be a lot like walking on hot coals. Either way, you have to master fear to reach your goals. A few weeks ago I attended a “firewalk,” where I literally walked ...

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Fear: It's arguably both the most beneficial and most debilitating of human emotions. Nobody likes fear. It’s no surprise, as, by nature, it’s an unpleasant emotion. Our minds and hearts race. We ...

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There are only two, true motivators: fear and love. They are both powerful tools, but they motivate us in different ways. When we use fear as our motivator, rather than love, problems can arise that ...

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Last week, I was walking to class when I scrolled past a picture of Hillary Clinton on Twitter. I suddenly remembered the period of hopefulness and confidence before the election that was so prevalent ...

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— -- SAN DIEGO -- In late April, I surprised him at the hospital. He was in a wheelchair. His hair was fully gray. He couldn't open his right eye. He could only halfway open his mouth. He was on ...