Fear Less U™

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  • Fear Less University - Episode 24: The Many Faces of Fear ft. Coach Oriana Guevara

    Coach Oriana Guevara is an experienced Life & Personal Performance Coach, Certified Relationship Coach, Business Consultant, Speaker, and Author. She is committed to Supporting Entrepreneurs and Executives in their Personal Growth, Professional Expansion, & Inter-generational Legacy-Building. She specializes in supporting men and women to UP-Level and become agents of change in their lives, relationships, businesses, careers, and communities. As an intuitive guide, her work is transformational because of its foundation in Emotional Release & Energy Healing.

    In this episode, we discuss the many Faces of Fear and how you can start identifying, TODAY, which faces your fear takes in different phases of your life! We discuss how the brain is designed for surviving and not thriving, and why this can hold us back from outperforming our fears of judgment and being seen. We talk about the problematic nature of the narrative of “fearlessness” and why the idea of being fearless is dangerous, and why we desperately need to disrupt this narrative. And finally, Coach Oriana shares her personal advice for both men and women on how they can use their fear to step into their greatness as entrepreneurs and successful members of society.

    I am SO EXCITED to share this interview with you because I found in Coach Oriana a like-minded friend who truly understands the benefits of being present with your fears in an effort to better understand them. This is a long one so you guys grab some popcorn & an energy drink, or save this one for a long drive because this episode is jam-packed with so much actionable advice you have to listen to the WHOLE thing to truly get the entire value Coach Oriana shares!!!

    Be sure to follow Coach Oriana on Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, and Twitter, and to order her new book, The Brave New Masculine: Liberating Men to Heal, Restore, and Strengthen their Relationships with Women on her website at orianaguevara.com!

    1 hr 37 min
  • Fear Less University - Episode 23: The Fear of the Pivot ft. Nate Rose

    Nate Rose is not your average rap artist. Hailing from Nashville, Tennessee, Nate Rose is a hip-hop artist & creative mogul often referred to as the "James Bond" of rap for his debonair demeanor and emphasis on intellect. He has a diverse background ranging from business finance to digital media marketing and production, and is the recent owner of a new production company, 12 Bishop, with co-owner David Piersaul.

    In this episode, we discuss fear in the context of “the pivot”. The term “pivot” has become a buzzword referring to a significant business change -- ranging from mild to dramatic. A pivot is usually intended to help a business recover from a tough period, or survive after experiencing new competition or other factors that make the original business model unsustainable. COVID-19 has helped us all realize how we might need to pivot our business models and practices, especially those of us like myself and Nate who are self-employed entrepreneurs. Nate also shares some prudent financial advice with us, and emphasizes how this time in isolation and staying at home is the best time to not only reflect on your choice of vocation, but figure out what your next step will be in adjusting to “the new normal” in this post-COVID world.

    You guys, as a huge Nate Rose fan, I can’t tell if I was more excited conducting this interview or sharing it with you now! But regardless, get your ears and mind ready to receive this dose of wisdom from the "James Bond of Rap" himself, Nate Rose.


    You can find Nate Rose's music here on Spotify, and follow him on Instagram @naterosemusic.

    1 hr 6 min
  • Fear Less University - Episode 22: Fear in Uncertain Times ft. Kevin Bracy

    Kevin Bracy, otherwise known as Coach Greatness, is a renowned speaker, author, motivational entertainer, facilitator, trainer, keynote speaker, group fitness instructor, and friend, and has been inspiring, motivating, and leading crowds of adults and children alike for well over 20 years!

    He has delivered thousands of presentations ranging from High School gymnasiums to closing keynotes at corporate sales rally's to kicking off Character Combine events to hosting live internet broadcasts with over 460,000 college students in virtual attendance. He has written two books (and co-authored six more) on a variety of subjects, including leadership, motivation, greatness, achievement, and change. He has also released scores of audio programs on these and other ever-relevant and life-changing topics.

    His newest book, Scared Great: Steer Your Fear Towards Your Greatness, is directly in line with what this podcast is all about - co-existing and being present with your fear in an effort to better understand and perform in spite of it.

    In this episode, we talk about what being “Scared Great” actually means. We discuss how you can accomplish the daunting tasks in your life by winning THIS day. And we talk about how fear is being used for good and not so good purposes during the time of COVID-19, and how you can use that to steer your greatness!

    You guys I am SO excited to finally present you with this interview, this is a big one featuring one of my real-life heroes, and I know he will soon be one of yours as well!

    You can find Kevin anywhere online @iamkevinbracy, and you can purchase his book, Scared Great: Steer Your Fear Towards Your Greatness, right now on Amazon!

    2 hr 8 min
  • Fear Less University - Ep. 21: Fear and Fame ft. Kiara Nowlin
    Kiara Nowlin is a world-class gymnast & tumbler, repeat gold medal winning international athlete, multi-year Cheerleading World’s Champion, cheerlebrity, and bourgeoning fitness guru! She has flourished in three similar but very different worlds, first as a gymnast, then as a cheerleader on multiple teams including the world-famous California All-Stars Smoed, and finally serving on the Acrobatics & Gymnastics team at Baylor University. She has appeared on Ellen and the Steve Harvey Show and is the living embodiment of a world-class athlete and human being! I explain all about how I know of her in the interview, but we met officially through Instagram and have quickly developed a professional kinship that is going to lead to numerous other projects coming up here in the future! Beside being the hardest worker in the room, Kiara is one of the most down-to-earth people you will ever meet! Her experience and phenomenal tumbling ability get her noticed, but it’s her moral code, her strong familial foundations, and her “be the hardest working person in the room” work ethic that by far gets her through the door!

    In this episode, we talk about the pressures of being a "cheerlebrity", and what it’s like to be in the public eye. We discuss the misconceptions among people about naturally gifted athletes and the amount of work that actually goes into developing and maintaining their skill. And we talk about, in great detail, the role that fear has played in her development as a world-class athlete, both as a motivator and reminder of how she needs to push herself to be HER absolute best! With all of this, and so much more, you guys DO NOT want to miss this episode!!!
    1 hr 37 min
  • Fear Less University - Ep.20: 3 Tumbling Misnomers - A Fear Less 5 with Coach Lain
    In this Fear Less 5, Coach Lain walks us through 3 misnomers that are frequently used in coaching cheer and tumbling vernacular that need to be addressed and should be changed immediately! Rhetoric plays a HUGE role in performance psychology and getting athletes to perform as intended. Whether you're a athlete, coach or parent, this episode is for you! Grab a seat and get comfy, this one is a little longer than five minutes, haha!
    12 min
  • Fear Less University - Ep.15: Using Fear to Domin8 Your Day
    I hope you guys are ready for a dynamic, passionate episode, because with this week’s guest, you seriously have no choice but to be motivated!

    Dwight Taylor Sr. is more than a professional communicator, he is a vessel through which a greater purpose flows! I’ve known Dwight for almost 15 years, and he is the same person today that he was back then, except now he has 15 years of wisdom & experience to back up the passion that fuels his mission!

    Dwight Taylor Sr. is best known as “The Encouragement Expert” because of his genuine heart to help, serve and encourage others to live their life to the fullest. He is a Best Selling author, TED-talker and award winning professional communicator who has been seen and heard on SHOWTIME, FOX, CBS, BET, ESPN and JUICEtv.

    His first book, Domin8 Your Day came out in 2017 and was endorsed by the Godfather of Greatness, Les Brown. His second book, Domin8 Your Day (Student Edition) came out in January of 2019 and immediately climbed to the #1 Best Seller spot on Amazon!

    In this episode, we talk about fear in the context of being able to dominate your day, and how better understanding your fear and the WHY of your fear can empower you to embrace your greatness! We talk about how understanding your fear can help you make decisions and moves that help you to dominate every single day of your life! We talk about the importance of being comfortable with discomfort. And we talk about how greatness is already within you, you just need the encouragement and confidence to embrace it and let it out!

    I hope you all are ready because this is a DYNAMIC episode! Dwight’s vulnerability and heart are two things that allow him to not only shine bright, but also incite dynamic change in the lives of everyone he comes in contact with!
    1 hr 5 min

About Fear Less U™

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We all experience fear. Rational or irrational, fear is very real to the person experiencing it. But fear is like a wild beast, and when you fight against a wild beast, backing it into a corner, it doesn't submit or relent. Instead, it fights against you harder, because it's just trying to survive! So instead of "conquering" our fears, what would it look like if we instead sought to understand them. Because if we seek to understand your fears more, we can learn to fear "fear itself" less.