Christopher di ArmaniFear is a learned response. We’re not born afraid. That we learned how to be afraid means we can unlearn it. We can learn to be courageous instead.
Christopher di ArmaniFear limits our ability to think well, which means fear limits our ability to make good choices. We make good decisions when our heart is open to gratitude, love, joy and compassion and our mind is open to possibility and courage.
Christopher di ArmaniI love this quote because it encourages me to embrace the antidotes to fear – gratitude, love, joy and compassion – and use them to live a life based
Christopher di ArmaniA worthy goal must force us out of our comfort zone so we can achieve new heights, yet still remain inside the boundaries of psychological safety.
Christopher di ArmaniWe must take the leap of faith and believe the net will appear when we need it most. Focus. This blind faith in your ability to succeed is an
Christopher di ArmaniFear: an intensely unpleasant emotional response to a perceived danger or threat. This perceived threat, as it pertains to writing, publishing and
Christopher di ArmaniHere’s the beautiful rule that only applies on Fear-Free Fridays… It doesn’t matter what you write. It only matters that you write.
