Welcome SwitchedON! Crew. Dan here with today’s Signals around Fear gives you an opportunity to discover something different—to learn and to grow. Jacqueline Wales an Author of the Fearless factor, Speaker, and more. A great quote from Jacqueline in the Episode: “Stay Curious, it’s a game of change” Come Join us and Enjoy the show!

Get comfortable being uncomfortable.

Resources

https://thefearlessfactoratwork.com/ (https://thefearlessfactoratwork.com/)

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3 Great Signals From Jacqueline

1) Shifting into overdrive for change

2) How to move from fearful to fearless

3) How to nurture trust in yourself and your team

One thing to take away: “challenge yourself to think differently….and that means….”

Cauliflower Moment: 26:46.. Around the fear of “not being good enough”…

NOTES FROM SHOW

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Dan Riordan 1:24

Hello, everybody. Welcome, today we have Jacqueline Wales with us Jacqueline is an acclaimed author coach and inspirational speaker. We're excited to have Jacqueline with us and Jacqueline if you could give us a bit more on your bio that would be great.

Jacqueline Wales 1:49

Myself, and learning how to get past my own fears my own insecurities my lack of confidence so on and so forth. And over the years, discovered a great many things about what it is to truly be fearless to have the courage to take the next step and move beyond the places that are kind of held myself back. I been a writer as you know I've written three books. I have also been a professionally trained singer, and I was a cantor for synagogues in Paris and Amsterdam for about five years, I've spent a great many years, kind of honing, the craft of really stepping into being fearless and bringing your whole self out to the world. I started my own business back in my 50s. So this was, this was a big deal because up until then I traveled the world and raised my kids I've done all kinds of other things, including getting a black belt in karate when I was on my 49th birthday. So, you know, there was a lot going on during those years, but the 50s was really an interesting time for me because I started to turn around into how can I create a proper career, whatever that was supposed to mean so I've been at this game for about 15 years now and I say this game because it's the game of change. And it's about helping people truly become the best version of themselves, which means looking at a lot of what's holding you back from stepping into the limelight and really taking your whole authority of ownership of yourself. And that's kind of the, you know, in a very potted version of what I've been doing for quite some time now for several decades.

Dan Riordan 3:37

Yeah, I love that statement of the game of change, because it is if you look at it as a game and you really relish the change. It's exciting. And it's really fun to feel yourself in that pattern.

Jacqueline Wales 3:55

I love change simply because everything about my life has been continuing to change. And let's face it, the only guarantee in life we have is change. We talked earlier about the uncertainty that exists in today's world and it's very real for a lot of reasons, but we also have to look at our mental states our mindset in terms of how we are addressing that uncertainty. But the issue of change for me. I heard it said one time that fear was the sharp edge of excitement. And when I heard that expression. I was like...