
How fear can fuel your fire
Lessons from triathlete Siri Lindley and transition coach Sanni McCandlessWe all experience fear. Fear of failure, fear of rejection, fear that we’re just not enough – fear is a common current that runs through all of our lives. You could be fearful of failing in business or in a relationship. You could be fearful of death. You could be fearful of asking your boss for a raise or of your friends and family not accepting who you are. For many people, fear rules their lives. And if we let it, fear can prevent us from reaching our true potential.
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Letting go of fear
In this episode, we’re diving into fear – how it shows up, how we handle it in different ways, and how we can use it to serve a valuable purpose and achieve the lives we truly desire. You’ll first hear from Tony, as he shares his strategies on how he’s conditioned his OWN mind to conquer fear in order to become a successful entrepreneur who impacts the lives of millions of people.
Tony tells us that fear is a habit – but courage is also a habit. Your patterns of focus control what you feel, the decisions you make and the quality of your life. If you focus on failure, on what you don’t have, you’ll be living in fear. But if you’re more afraid of giving up, settling or having a life that isn’t meaningful than you are of failure, you’ll free yourself from fear forever.
You’ll also hear from Siri Lindley, a world-champion triathlete and coach who used to be so crippled by her fears and OCD that she could barely leave her house, and Sanni McCandless, a successful life transition coach known for her appearance in the Oscar-winning documentary “Free Solo.”
Siri Lindley: Finding freedom and self-love
Siri Lindley is a life coach, triathlon coach and world-champion triathlete. She is the 2001 ITU Triathlon World Champion as well as the winner of the 2001 and 2002 ITU Triathlon World Cup series and the 2001 ITU Aquathlon World Championships. Today, she uses her experiences, knowledge and insight to train other athletes to become not only world–champion athletes, but also world–champion people. She is co-president of Believe Ranch and Rescue in Boulder, Co., an organization that rescues dogs and horses from abuse and neglect.
