When you begin to take new actions at new levels, you will experience fear sooner or later. In fact, if you aren't, you aren't doing enough of the right things. Fear is actually a sign that you are taking the necessary steps to move forward. Admit it: most of the time, what you fear does not happen. It's been said that FEAR stands for False Events Appearing Real, which implies that the majority of what you're afraid of never happens. Fear is mostly triggered by emotions rather than rational thought. And, in my humble opinion, emotions are vastly overrated—and frequently used as a scapegoat for people's failure to act. Because the marketplace is made up of people interacting with both products and one another, the market will experience fear in the same way that you and your peers do. However, rather than viewing fear as a signal to flee, as most investors do, it must become your indicator to proceed. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/wayne-weathersby/support
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