Fear isn't a stop sign. It's a compass. The things that scare you most are usually the things that matter most.

There are two types of fear: survival fear and growth fear. Most people treat them the same—they avoid both. But growth fear marks the boundary of your comfort zone. It points directly at expansion.

Steven Pressfield calls it Resistance. The more important a project is to your soul's evolution, the more Resistance you will feel toward it.

Today's application: Identify one fear that's been stopping you. Ask: Is this survival fear or growth fear? If it's growth fear, that's your compass pointing north. Move toward it.

Master the mind. Your life will follow.]]>