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Is Fear Making Your Decisions?

Guest post by: Rebel Brown

Article Overview: Did you ever notice how comfortable you can become with fear? So comfortable that you don’t even know that Fear is making decisions for you?

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Is Fear Making Your Decisions?

Did you ever notice how comfortable you can become with fear? So comfortable that you don’t even know that Fear is making decisions for you?

Oh sure, our conscious selves do believe that we’re fearless. We talk about stepping up, shooting straight in our business, taking bold actions. Yet subtle voices – demonstrations of inherent Gravity – tag along. Those are the voices that tell you not to step out of the comfort zone. Stay the course, don’t make the shift…

Take this example. I was sharing a personal decision with some friends on Twitter and unfortunately the D went out as a T. OOPS. I deleted it. Since it was Christmas morning and Twitter was fail whaling anyway, I decided it was no big deal.

About two hours later I received an email from a Tweep who’s a coach. A very well–intended email I know. I was stunned as I read it.

It was stuffed full of Fear. This magical coach poured out the reasons why I was making a mistake. The problem was, the reasons were based on their own experience and fears. My reality was far different. At first I was insulted by the fear being thrown into my face, but then - I had to laugh.

Yet another example of how insidious Gravity can be. Even the best of us can be stuck and not have a clue we’re in the tarpit, sinking into the bubbles.

We can advise others based on our fears, make business decisions and personal choices based on Gravity - and never even know that Fear is the guide we’re following.

How do you get Gravity born of Fear out of your Decisions?

Here's my experience. Pay attention to the times when you push against something, come up with reasons why you can’t change, can’t try, can’t succeed. Or when you hang tightly onto something, a belief, a process. That's how you find Gravity. Once you find the Gravity how you find those familiar Fears. Once you find them - take them into account as a factor for your decisions - in business or your personal life.

If you want inspiration - check out all the cases of Zero Gravity Business Success. You won't find fear in these high growth businesses.

What you will find the courage to step out of the status quo and into new thinking - and the key to Business Growth in 2011.

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About the Author: Rebel Brown
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I've been an executive consultant for over 20 years now.  I work with boards of directors, executive teams, sales, marketing and product management to create business and go-to-market strategies that drive profitable growth. My clients hire me for my expertise in business strategy, corporate and product market positioning and high momentum market launches. I also assist with fund raising and M&A strategies. 

My best selling market strategy book - Defy Gravity - shares the lessons I've learned in my client engagements. I'm thrilled to be able to share these experiences with business leaders in a variety of markets. We all have Gravity - myself included! When we shift from gravity thinking - high velocity growth is ours for the taking!

I'm honored to have been featured in media including Forbes, Entrepreneur, Inc, Business Insider, Startup Nation, First Business TV, ChangeThis.com, 800CEORead, Exceptional People and more. I'm a frequent radio show guest - sharing tips 'n tricks to help all business leaders excel. I'm also an executive speaker for companies, associations, events and audiences who are ready to Shift - from Gravity to High Velocity Growth.

Visit www.RebelBrown.com for Rebel's thought-provoking and informative videos and articles.


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