Kick Fear in the Balls

Fear is a common emotion experienced by every human at some point in life. It can manifest in various forms and degrees, ranging from mild anxiety to paralyzing terror. Fear can be a powerful motivator but can also hinder personal growth and limit one’s potential. In this report, I will discuss overcoming fear and achieving tremendous success.

  1. Identify the source of fear. The first step in overcoming fear is to identify the start of the fear. What is it that you are afraid of? Is it a fear of failure, rejection, or change? Once you have identified the source of the anxiety, you can begin to address it.
  2. Confront the fear. One of the most effective ways to overcome fear is to confront it head-on. This can be daunting, but it is essential for personal growth. For example, if you are afraid of public speaking, you could start by speaking in front of a small group of friends or family members. Then, as you become more comfortable, you can gradually increase the size of your audience.
  3. Challenge negative thoughts. Negative thoughts and self-doubt often fuel fear. It is important to challenge these thoughts and replace them with positive affirmations. For example, if you are afraid of failing a test, you could tell yourself, “I am capable of succeeding, and I will do my best.” This positive mindset can help to reduce anxiety and boost confidence.
  4. Practice mindfulness by being present and focusing on the here and now. It can be a powerful tool for overcoming fear, as it helps to reduce anxiety and increase self-awareness. In addition, mindfulness techniques, such as deep breathing and meditation, can calm the mind and reduce stress.
  5. Seek support. Overcoming fear can be a challenging and sometimes lonely journey. Therefore, seeking support from friends, family, or a professional counselor is essential. Talking about your worries with someone you trust can help to reduce anxiety and provide valuable perspective.
  6. Take action. Taking action is essential for overcoming fear. Setting goals and taking steps towards achieving them, even small ones, are important. Each success can help to build confidence and reduce anxiety. For example, if you are afraid of starting a new job, you could start by researching the company and preparing for the interview.
  7. Celebrate success. Celebrating success is an integral part of overcoming fear. Each time you conquer a fear, no matter how small, it is essential to acknowledge and celebrate your success. This can help to build confidence and motivate you to continue pushing beyond your comfort zone.
  8. Be patient and persistent. Overcoming fear is a journey, and it can take time and persistence. Therefore, it is essential to be patient with yourself and to keep pushing forward, even when things get tough. Remember that setbacks are a natural part of the process, and each can be an opportunity for growth.

Fear is a natural part of the human experience but can also hold us back from achieving our full potential. However, by identifying the source of our fears, confronting them head-on, challenging negative thoughts, practicing mindfulness, seeking support, taking action, celebrating success, and being patient and persistent, we can overcome our fears and achieve tremendous success.

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Developing a warrior mentality can be a powerful tool for overcoming fear and achieving success in life. A warrior mentality is characterized by resilience, discipline, and a willingness to face challenges head-on. Here are some tips for developing a warrior mentality:

  1. Embrace discomfort. A warrior mentality requires embracing pain and pushing beyond your comfort zone. This means taking risks and facing challenges, even when difficult or unpleasant.
  2. Developing discipline is a critical component of a warrior mentality. This means developing the self-control to stick to your goals and follow through on your commitments, even when you don’t feel like it.
  3. Cultivate mental toughness. Mental toughness is the ability to persevere in the face of adversity. This means developing the resilience to bounce back from setbacks and keep pushing forward, even when things get tough.
  4. Focus on the process A warrior mentality requires focusing on the process rather than just the outcome. This means setting goals and taking steps towards achieving them, even if the results take time and effort.
  5. Develop a growth mindset. A growth mindset believes that hard work and dedication can develop your abilities and intelligence. This means embracing challenges as opportunities for growth and learning rather than threats or obstacles.
  6. Take care of your physical health. A warrior mentality requires taking care of your physical health and mental and emotional well-being. This means eating a healthy diet, getting enough sleep, and engaging in regular exercise or physical activity.
  7. Seek out challenges. A warrior mentality requires seeking out challenges and opportunities for growth. This means being willing to take on new projects or responsibilities, even if they are outside your comfort zone.
  8. Embrace failure as a natural part of the learning process, and a warrior mentality requires embracing failure as an opportunity for growth and learning. This means reframing failure as a chance to learn from your mistakes and improve your performance in the future.

By developing a warrior mentality, you can cultivate the resilience, discipline, and mental toughness to overcome fear and achieve tremendous success.

What Happens if I Get Up at 4AM?

Now we must retrain ourselves. Mind, Body & Soul.

“I hated every minute of training, but I said, ‘Don’t quit. Suffer now and live the rest of your life as a champion,”—Muhammed Ali

Years and years of garbage, we’ve fed our brains, and for many of us our bodies. Let’s clean up both. We can all do better in mind, body, and spirit.

Schedule time for mind, body, and soul. Let’s learn how:

  1. Let’s start with our body. Without stamina, you will peter out before you finish a full day. 4:00 AM lets begin with cardio. Give yourself one hour to take care of your body. Walk, ride a bike, treadmill, jumping jacks, just do it.
  2. 5:00 AM lets feed our body. Nourish the body temple with foods that truly feed your body. While we’re eating, listen to motivation, listen to something that fills your mind with knowledge. Find a Podcast, listen to a video, read while in the kitchen. Fill the mind and body with energy food.
  3. 6:00 AM, it’s time to feed the soul. Meditate, visualize, get on your knees and find God. Find your spiritual self. You have not because you ask not. Up your ask and God will up his give.

Now imagine where you will be Mind, Body, and soul after one year 365 hours focused on each of the three purposes to create the world-class you.

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You can lay in bed, believing the bullshit story you’ve sold yourself most of your life. This is too hard; I can’t do it. Keep that opinion and your right. This is your wake-up call. Set the damn clock and take your life back, the enemy will convince you that you’re nothing, I’ve tried everything, If you bloody tried everything you would be living the life you want, not the bullshit life you accept.

Learn with me to manage your mind. Getting up at 4:00 AM, really you can’t get up that early, who the hell put that in your head, YOU. Get up.

The rest of the day focus your time with actionable tasks that produce a result. If working on anything that does not create a measurable outcome is a waste of time. Social media being your number one waste of time. Unless engagement with customers, fans, are the subject of your social media time. You’re wasting valuable time.

Let’s take a social media look. If your accounts are ways you engage customers or fans, then set daily times for this activity.

When you get to work, have a day filled with times that you perform set tasks. Doing the best, you can to stay on task during the day. If you get distracted, come back to where you left off.

What I use to track my day (this is no endorsement, it’s just what I choose to use). Two apps I have on my phone is Google® Tasks and Google® Calendar. The reason I use them is they’re free, and they work in unison. They also alert me when it’s time to change and move on. It also allows me to set up recurring activities to plan. Saves time.

Whatever calendar and task manager you choose to use. Use it. Even schedule downtime, take breaks to recharge.

If you track your day, focus time for activities and you don’t allow distractions for that time. If you don’t find twenty hours in your week that you gain. Something is wrong. When we honestly track our time, hold ourselves strictly accountable for time. You will find you have time in your day to do more!

Get your ass up or stay where you are. It’s your choice. Only you can begin this.

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“When something is important enough, you do it even if the odds are not in your favor.”–Elon Musk

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Why the Next 10 Years of Motivations Will Smash the Last 10

“Infuse your life with action. Don’t wait for it to happen. Make it happen. Make your own future. Make your own hope. Make your own love. And whatever your beliefs, honor your creator, not by passively waiting for grace to come down from upon high, but by doing what you can to make grace happen… yourself, right now, right down here on Earth.”–Bradley Whitford

Are you ready to smash the next 10 years? 

The last ten years of motivations that you have employed in your life. Has set a foundation for you to smash the next ten years.

Why?

Think about what you’ve learned from your experiences. What in hindsight would you have done a bit different? This gives you the edge you need to have a breakaway new decade.

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After a decade, you now possess the knowledge to plot the course for a new decade. More important than anything else what bit of experience can you deploy right now? Take some action today!

Upon reflection of your past ten years, take the independent powerhouse thoughts, information, feelings, and put those in your repertoire to draw wisdom at will. Now think about what new information you can put into action to boost the old knowledge. What tweaks can you make?

Set a plan. A daily actionable plan. Some examples:

  1. Use a task management tool. I use Google Tasks.
  2. Calander times to work on you, goals, free time. Literally set up times and dates for your life (I’m not suggesting to not be spontaneous). Organize!
  3. Set time limits to achieve certain things. Don’t wake up a year from now and go, “wow, I got nothing completed.” Never confuse activity with productivity!!!
  4. Meditate on the end result. See yourself in your mind’s eye with what you desire to achieve as already yours.
  5. Stay in faith and stay in gratitude always!

When trials and tribulations come and they will. Hold onto #5 with everything that is you. Don’t give in or give up. The tests will pass much quicker if you remain calm and focused. Breathe daily and meditate.

Take some action today, get started. Don’t think, begin!

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