I don't really believe that we overcome fear, in the traditional sense. I believe that we can only ever be with it (and paradoxically, sometimes this means that you'll end up feeling less of it). But I know this: overcoming fear by being with the fear, gets easier with practice.

Leaving relationships when the going got tough was my default, my modus operandi. It wasn’t courage, though--it was my armor; my protection. One of the things I practice as much as possible is to BE my journey. In the midst of my fear, I’d temporarily forgotten that which I hold dear: to be present to my choices, moment to moment.

Here is a short snippet of my interview with Jamie Ridler from Jamie Ridler Studios for the Courageous Living Program. If you don't already know Jamie Ridler, get to know her.

In this interview with Danielle LaPort we discuss feminine power, and how it can revolutionize the world. This is just a small piece of a much more comprehensive interview available in the Courageous Living Program.