Our personal fears about being rejected or navigating conflict can sometimes have us hiding out, instead of deciding to really, truly, relate to one another. Listen in to this podcast episode for ways to move past those fears of conflict and start having the courage to truly relate.

So often, fear of failure can keep us from even starting something in the first place. In this episode, I deconstruct fear of failure and ask you some challenging questions so that you can stop getting stuck in fear of failure and starting working through it if it arises.

Often, when we tell ourselves that we “don’t know” what we want, we’re lying to ourselves. We do know what we want, but we think that it won’t be possible for some reason. So, what are those reasons; where do you tell yourself it won’t be possible? Let’s get underneath the ways that we hold ourselves back by thinking we don’t know what we want.

Anxiety is just...another name for fear. There are three specific habits you can shift to start feeling more “anxiety resilient” in general, and you can also lean on these habits to reduce anxiety when it hits. I’ll warn you: these habits are *deceptively* simple, so most people write them off. The research, however, showing that these habits are effective habits to reduce anxiety, is extensive--you definitely want to gut check whether or not you need to look at these habits in your own life.