Rob Dial

And that fear...

was tied to my dreams.

And so I was like, okay, so if I feel this fear, if I'm looking at my dreams, I've gotta get out of my comfort zone, I've gotta do this, I've gotta grow.

And so the fear was actually a compass for what I should do, not what I shouldn't do.

Like starting my podcast, when I started this podcast back in 2015, I had the idea in January of 2015, I didn't start it till August of 2015, because for eight months I was scared.

And then I realized this is something that I feel is the right thing to do, I should do this.

And so it was like starting my podcast scared the hell out of me, but I did anyways.

Getting on stage for the first time in front of 10 people scared the hell out of me.

And then I started doing a little bit more, a little bit more.

Now I am excited to get on stage in front of 3000 people sometimes.

Opening up about my story when I first started the podcast.

All of these things scared me.

I was scared every single time, but I did it anyways.

And the shift is instead of thinking I'm scared, I should wait.

The feeling is, I'm scared, so this probably matters.

And so I should do this.

And so think about that.

What would you do today if you weren't afraid?

How is that fear attached to your dreams and what you want to create?

And if you feel it, it's okay.