We're talking about motivation this week. And this last motivation we'll talk about today is fear, the motivation of fear, you know, if we're afraid that something's going to happen, or fear or worry, it motivates us to do things and to focus on things so that we don't expect or don't have rather, that fear, or the result of what we're going to fear to show up, you know, there's maybe some value in this a little bit, you know, we're going to drive safely, because we're afraid if we're driving on icy roads, that we want to make sure that we're gonna get there safe and take care of whoever's riding with us. So there's some good and motivation for fear. But ultimately, fear motivation really isn't wise, because you're always avoiding something and it prevents you from being your full person, you know, you're afraid of like, if you don't keep this job, or if you don't stay in this job or in stay, whatever that you're thinking about, you know, you stay longer than you need to, in all kinds of things, right? And that's because we just are afraid that if we make a decision, it won't really go the way we want it to. And so fear motivation is really very difficult, because it doesn't give us at the end of it. The really life that we want joy and happiness. So this week, we're talking about motivation. I love you. I'm Dan Clark.
