A lot of coaches say to be fearless. Go after your dreams and put the fear aside. But Cayla has a different approach. Fear is inevitable and we all have our own unique fears. One common thread with fear however, is financial fear. What causes this fear and how can we sit with it, acknowledge it, and use it the right way to gain financial freedom?

Cayla uses the example of a fire in this episode that helps make this concept understandable, memorable, and useful in controlling and containing our fears. Do you want to be a campfire or a wildfire? Remember that fear of failure is totally normal, but that you have the power to take that fear and failure and use it for success.

You will learn:

• [2:07] - A lot of coaches say to be fearless, but Cayla shares that fear is inevitable.
• [3:24] - What is financial fear?
• [4:45] - Using a campfire to demonstrate, Cayla explains that contained fire is controlled just like contained fear.
• [7:05] - Make note of what your financial fears are.
• [8:09] - The nay-sayers are the ones who are fueling your fear.
• [9:17] - Look at all the things that could go wrong and put it in the campfire.
• [10:31] - There are things that could go wrong, but calculated risks can turn your fear into financial freedom.
• [11:48] - If you look at failure as a bad thing, it will fuel your fear.
• [13:20] - Failure is required and will tell you what you’re made of. It’s an invitation for you to bloom.
• [14:58] - Usually when you are afraid of something it is because you don’t have enough information about it.
• [16:15] - Sit with your fear, spend time with it, and you’ll find out all the reasons you are afraid.
• [17:16] - Part of life is being willing to fail and fall, even in front of your kids.
• [19:18] - Cayla gives an example of how surrounding herself with diverse thinking has helped her. One-track minds fuel the fear.
• [20:12] - Isn’t it worth putting your fear at bay and giving it to other people?

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