Scared of what?

What are you scared of, what fear are you letting stop you?

It was the question Rich threw at me.

And it hit home.  

Our conversation was filled with talk of our most vulnerable selves, our subconscious, and the wall of fear. 

But Rich didn't let it end there. 

Nope. 

He challenged me to ponder what it would look like on the other side of the wall of fear at work, at home, and in my personal relationships. He challenged me to take steps toward the other side of the wall instead of waiting until I felt it was the perfect time.

Rich's challenge was really a challenge to step out of my comfort zone. 

So onward I will go, taking steps, and beginning to change my internal conversations.