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The Other Side Of Fear – Revisited
In this REVISITED episode, we revisit one of my most popular/relevant episodes of the past 12 months. Enjoy! Is. xo
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Among other things, I'm a skateboarder, and I have been for 35 years or so, on and off. In the past year or so my son has taken up skateboarding, and it's given me a reason to get back on the board, roll around at skateparks, and try some old and new tricks. But the most interesting thing for me – apart from rediscovering the joy of skateboarding, and the satisfaction of making a difficult trick – is how much it has given me a new relationship with FEAR.
In this episode I go deep into fear, how it works at a biological level, and what it can do to our experience of life. I also talk about how my son was a massive inspiration for me looking more closely at my fear, and discovering a massive surprise on the other side of my fear.
Take a listen, and hit me up with your takeaways!
With love and gratitude,
Israel. xo
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Affiliate Disclaimer: I sometimes refer programs/products that pay me commission. You don't pay extra, but if you choose to buy thru me, I may earn money from your purchase. Please note: 1) I operate with 100% Integrity and I don't recommend anything I don't personally use, LOVE and believe in. 2) Earning affiliate commissions helps me continue producing free content like this podcast, and sharing my messages with more people.
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In this REVISITED episode, we revisit one of my most popular/relevant episodes of the past 12 months. Enjoy! Is. xo
-----
Among other things, I'm a skateboarder, and I have been for 35 years or so, on and off. In the past year or so my son has taken up skateboarding, and it's given me a reason to get back on the board, roll around at skateparks, and try some old and new tricks. But the most interesting thing for me – apart from rediscovering the joy of skateboarding, and the satisfaction of making a difficult trick – is how much it has given me a new relationship with FEAR.
In this episode I go deep into fear, how it works at a biological level, and what it can do to our experience of life. I also talk about how my son was a massive inspiration for me looking more closely at my fear, and discovering a massive surprise on the other side of my fear.
Take a listen, and hit me up with your takeaways!
With love and gratitude,
Israel. xo
-----
LINKS:
JOIN MY NEWSLETTER – never miss an episode, an announcement, or a special offer for my amazing humans (i.e. YOU). Join "The Illuminators" - my email crew: https://israelsmith.com/join
WORK WITH ME – Israel Smith – Well-Being & Emotional Resilience Coach and Speaker. I’m a 1:1 Coach & Speaker, helping Dads in Business & Leadership find more peace, feel less stress, and be the best parent & leader they can be. Contact me to learn more about how you can work with me 1:1, book me for speaking gigs, or have me consult to your company.
Join the TCP Waitlist with Jim Fortin – https://israelsmith.com/tcpwaitlist
Mental Health Support Services
Affiliate Disclaimer: I sometimes refer programs/products that pay me commission. You don't pay extra, but if you choose to buy thru me, I may earn money from your purchase. Please note: 1) I operate with 100% Integrity and I don't recommend anything I don't personally use, LOVE and believe in. 2) Earning affiliate commissions helps me continue producing free content like this podcast, and sharing my messages with more people.