What Would You Do If You Weren't Afraid?

I would have accomplished a lot more in life. But I also feel like I am where I am because I am supposed to be here. Through every decision, action and outcome comes experience and learning.

Marketing, though I am afraid that the UVP/message is too raw Start charging $, though I am afraid that the product is too raw Raising, though I am afraid that the traction is too raw I guess I will do it anyways. Even though I am afraid XD

The list is too long.

The question "Who Moved My Cheese?" from the book by Spencer Johnson encourages reflection on how individuals adapt to change. The answer could involve acknowledging change, embracing it as a natural part of life, and proactively seeking new opportunities or "cheese" in the face of shifting circumstances.

I'd reply with irony. Something like "I'd start working out but I'm afraid I'll get ripped"

A bit personal.. But I'll talk to my dad.

I'd wish to start earlier. I read this and Once upon a cow twice, great books I've ever read. I guess life has rules, it's not accidental that fear or problem happens to you, a bit of fear helps you gain growth in some ways or at least you have your inner winner💪

I would travel to the furthest reaches of space, studying new planets and galaxies and delving into the mysteries of the cosmos. I would explore black holes, witness the birth and death of stars, and unravel the secrets of the universe's origin.

That's a great question because I don't have a good answer 🤣 I already lost most of my fears from Army life, nothing causes fear and gets you over it like groups of individuals trying to kill you every day for a year straight. Probably adding a math based certification to my credentials, I hate math....so much...🤣🤷‍♂️😁

If fear took a coffee break, I'd probably be doing backflips into the unknown! No fear, no limits, just a wild ride on the rollercoaster of possibilities. 😎 How about you?

I think a bit of fear is what keeps us going. Fear of running out of money, fear of losing a big deal, or fear of churning customers. I feel like as long as you can control the fear and it doesn't control you, you're good. So the honest answer for me would be: Doing the same things, but probably at a slower pace.

I have always been a cautious type of person. My parents have told me that when I was 3 years old, while my best friend at the time would climb up a tree without a second thought, I'd always make sure that I knew how to get down before following her. All this to say, I know that it's part of who I am and it's something I've always actively wanted to push myself on. Because I want to make sure that I live my life :) So, yeah, I'd probably do the same but maybe more of it. And faster with less thinking lol

Probably get eaten by a tiger or get killed big wave surfing. Fear isn't necessarily a bad thing. It's an inherent part of being human, and can be a guide regarding how we should conduct ourselves. But there are types of fear, like anxiety, that I work to control. Being worried about possible outcomes that are made up in my head doesn't help me. When I have perspective on anxiety I can use it to guide my choices - if I'm anxious about something it's an indication that I have to take some kind of action. I may need to have a difficult conversation, deal with a problem etc. Also one of the good things about PH is that it's kind-of exposure therapy for makers. Build things, share them, repeat.

Interesting question. To answer this, I had to first ask myself if I was afraid of anything. The answer was yes - afraid that enough people won't see our product, enough won't get value, our tech won't scale, and people won't be willing to pay or pay enough. But, when I think if I am not doing anything because I am afraid, I am not able to come up something quickly. But, this is worth thinking more about!