7 Principles of Invincibility: Find Your Own Answers
After 13 years of studying fear and what has held me back. I realized 98% is the internal resistance, the limiting thoughts and past traumas. Here's an Emergency procedure and principles...
Are you ready to break free from feeling stuck and unleash your true potential? Here are 7 easy-to-implement steps to transform fear and leverage your resources for unparalleled prosperity. This guide is inspired by principles from "Your Secret Superpower: Tame Fear to Thrive" and the motivational ethos of the Freedom Sherpa project.
The intention is to share my process to inspire yours.
1. Acknowledge and Hire Your Fear
Fear is not your enemy; it's your ally. Acknowledge its presence and assign it a productive role. Understand that fear signals opportunities for growth and alerts you to high-leverage tasks that can yield significant results.
Action Step: Write a letter to your fear, thanking it for its service and assigning it a new role as your advisor. Clearly state how you will work together moving forward. Fear gets louder until we listen. What if Fear and its minions of unworthiness, stress, and worry are there to give us guidance?
The key is the two-step verification:
Yes, I’m uncomfortable. Feel it, become it without trying to change it. Where do I feel this most? Usually, for me, it's in my chest.
Does the thing I’m most resistant to produce high-leverage results? If yes and yes, my reminder that EGO is there to keep us small, safe, and comfortable. Fear has become a sparring partner showing me where the highest return of energy is.
2. Assemble Your Rescue Team
You cannot navigate life's avalanches alone. Build a team of trusted allies—family, friends, mentors, and professionals who can support you.
Action Step: Identify at least five people who can be part of your rescue team. Reach out to them and let them know how they can support you. Avoid "yea buts" people who are naysayers and those who feel uncomfortable with your success.
Journal and meditative practice: Express your pain and frustration through voice recordings, writing, or any method that allows you to acknowledge the hurt and fear.
3. Leverage Breathwork for Immediate Calm
Breathwork is a powerful tool to gain control over your physiology and manage stress. Techniques like the Wim Hof Method can help you center yourself and tackle high-leverage tasks with a clear mind.
Action Step: Practice the Wim Hof breathing technique daily. Breathe deeply through your diaphragm 30-50 times, exhale fully, and hold with empty lungs for as long as comfortable. Repeat this cycle three times. Cultivate an inner garden of joy, love, or gratitude. Five minutes is equivalent to 30 minutes of transcendental meditation.
4. Challenge and Reframe Your Inner Monologue
Our thoughts shape our reality. Reframe negative self-talk and challenge the lies that keep you small and comfortable. Replace them with empowering beliefs.
Action Step: Identify a recurring negative thought. Write it down and challenge its validity. Reframe it into a positive, action-oriented statement.
Use powerful affirmations and insights from resources like "The Power of the Subconscious Mind" to replace fear-driven thoughts.
5. Future-Cast and Journal, I Already Am.
Document your journey and future-cast your desired outcomes. Writing about your fears, goals, and progress helps you visualize success and track your growth.
Action Step: Start a daily journaling practice. Reflect on your fears, successes, and future goals. Use this time to visualize your achievements and express gratitude. When feeling turbulence or unworthiness, journal a new commitment to your subconscious and order what you want instead.
6. Implement the OODA Loop
Adapted from Colonel John Boyd’s strategy, the OODA Loop (Observe, Orient, Decide, Act) is an effective emergency procedure for making swift, informed decisions.
Action Step: When facing a challenging situation, practice the OODA Loop:
Observe: Assess the situation objectively.
Orient: Align your perspective based on your goals and resources.
Decide: Choose the best course of action.
Act: Implement your decision decisively.
Repeat and refine this process to improve your response to challenges.
7. Share and Inspire Others
Your journey is not just for you; it’s an opportunity to inspire and guide others. Share your knowledge and wisdom to create a ripple effect of empowerment and resilience.
Action Step: Identify a platform or community where you can share your story and insights. Engage with others, offer support, and inspire them to leverage their fear and resources for prosperity. Mentor those who seek guidance, even if you are just one step ahead.
Emergency Breath Procedure
When you find yourself overwhelmed, follow this simple breath emergency procedure:
Stop and Take a Deep Breath: Inhale deeply through your nose, filling your lungs completely.
Hold: Hold your breath for a count of four.
Exhale Slowly: Exhale through your mouth, releasing all tension.
Repeat: Continue this cycle for five breaths to regain control and clarity.
Handling the Lies of the Mind
Your mind often tells you lies to keep you safe and comfortable. Recognize these lies and counteract them with truth and action. For example:
Lie: "I’m not good enough."
Truth: "I am capable and prepared. I have the resources and support to succeed."
Use these steps to transform fear into a powerful ally, leveraging your resources for prosperity and inviting others to join you on this path to invincibility. Remember, every adversity carries the seed of equal or greater benefit. Embrace your fear, leverage your resources, and thrive.
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Conclusion
By applying these principles, entrepreneurs can break through internal blocks to success and satisfaction. The journey of taming fear and leveraging it for growth is ongoing but profoundly rewarding. Together, we can achieve unparalleled prosperity and inspire others to do the same.
Since working with you over the past year watching the smoke monsters come and go no longer feels like work!