Feel the fear and do it anyway by Angela Greyling

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Feel the fear and do it anyway®

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www.XtraordinaryWomen.co.za 04 September - Xtraordinary Women Somerset West Networking Event TOPIC: Feel The Fear & Do It Anyway It's not about working harder - It's about removing the obstacles. The talk will explore the world we work and live and how to ensure that our purpose does not become busyness. The truths about fear will be revealed and you will be challenged to think about the assumptions you hold regarding your true potential. Participants will be left with 3 practical ways of how to ‘hold’ their fears from a place of self-power. About Our Guest Speaker: Angela Greyling – VisionWorx. Having been drawn to people, their behaviours and emotions, and a desire to develop individuals, Angela studied a BA Degree in Industrial Psychology at Rhodes University. Her career has included working in the distance learning environment as a Student Advisor, Recruitment Consulting, Managing teams of Recruitment Consultants, owning a Training Consultancy – Outsourced Training Solutions – and for something completely different, owning a Florist. Her interest in psychology also led her to being trained as a Life Line Counsellor and more recently completing a Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP) Coaching Practitioner Certification Course. Today Angela runs her own business called VisionWorx – www.visionworx.co.za. Her fascination with why some individuals are able to cope better with stress and fear than others led her to the work of Dr Susan Jeffers. Angela is now a Licensed Trainer for the workshop Feel the fear and do it anyway. All these career choices had to do with motivating, listening, developing, training and assisting people to be the very best they could be. Her 10 years management experience has given her many opportunities to not only develop individuals, but also look at the efficiencies of teams, systems and rely on tried and tested strategic frameworks to ensure that people’s strengths are aligned to a team’s mission and objectives, which are in turn aligned to the organization’s vision. The workshops that she has developed, have been a personal quest, drawn from her training knowledge, experience with people who she has managed, motivated and coached, vast sales experience and her innate desire to make things better than when she found them!

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Feel the fear and do it anyway®

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Feel the fear…

Psychological OR Educational?

“… and by re-educating the mind you can accept fear as a simple

fact of life rather than a barrier to success.”

Dr Susan Jeffers

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The world we live and work in

1. The Manic Society

Life has become FASTFast = SuccessDo NOT confuse:

Speed with progress Adrenaline with purpose Urgency with importance

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The world we work and live in

2. The Busy Generation

Busyness has become our PURPOSEThe look of success versus the FEEL of success

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The world we work and live in

3.The Hyperactive Workplace

The new formula for work:Greater speed + fewer resources +

constant uncertainty + Increased competition + longer hours = Increased pressure for higher profits

GOAL in life: Productive as possible OR valuable as possible?

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The world we work and live in

4. The Joyless Economy

Living better – Enjoying it less

What is success?How do we measure it?How do we reward it?How do we celebrate it?How do we sustain it?

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Study on stress

The picture to follow has 2 identical dolphins in it.  It was used in  a case study on stress levels at St. Mary's

Hospital, London. 

Look at both dolphins jumping out of the water.  

The  dolphins are identical.  A closely monitored  

scientific study revealed that, in spite of the fact 

that the dolphins are identical, a person under 

stress would find differences in the two dolphins.  

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Identical dolphins

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Interesting facts about stress

1.No difference between BIG and small stress2.Stress causes parts of the brain to shut down

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The 3 levels of fear

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5 truths about fear1. The fear will never go away as

long as you continue to grow.2. The only way to get rid of the fear

of doing something is to go out and …do it.

3. The only way to feel better about yourself is to go out and…do it.

4. Not only are you afraid when facing the unknown, so is everyone else.

5. Pushing through fear is less frightening than living with the bigger underlying fear that comes from a feeling of helplessness.

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Who are you without your fear?

What would you be able to do? Who would you be able to be? What would you be able to say? How would you feel about yourself?

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What are your assumptions?

What % of the things that you have feared, have come true?

What does fear mean to you? What is your REAL fear? What is the history of this fear? What is the purpose of this fear? What would help you to let go of this

fear? What is the Payoff of this fear?

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How do you ‘hold’ fear?

PAIN POWER

Paralysis ChoicesProcrastinationOpportunitiesDepression ExcitementBlaming ResponsibilityUncertainty ClarityNo control 90% controlExternal focus Internal FocusThoughts Actions

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Comfort zone

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1. Negative to positive self-talk

Your perception

and focus determine

the quality of your

experiences –

Interpret as

1.Pleasant

2.Painful

3.Positive

4.Negative

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Pain to power language

Pain PowerI can’t I won’t

I should I could

It’s not my fault I’m totally responsible

It’s a problem It’s an opportunity

I hope I know

If only Next time

What will I do? I know I can handle it

I was wondering if… My intention is to…

Can I…. I will…

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2. Act as if…

• Our minds cannot tell the difference

between a thought and the

actual experience

• When we have a strong

associated thought our

bodies react to that thought

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Act as if…

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Act as if…

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3. Reframing

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Reframing

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4. Contrastive analysis

The last time I did…. I succeeded.

How can I use those feelings, thoughts and behaviour in this situation?

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Feel the fear and do it anyway…