Overcoming Fear

Fear. It is the ONE thing that according to poet Ralph Waldo Emerson, “defeats more people than any other thing in the world.”


During my February Business Breakthroughs Networking Breakfast, I sat down with guest speaker DonnaLyn Giegerich, MBA, CIC, RYT to discuss fear and the number of ways it could have an impact on our personal growth as well as on our business. View this inspiring interview here.


During our chat, she said something the resonated with me so well:


“Fear is false evidence appearing real.”


If we are not careful about who we surround ourselves with and what we allow into our minds on a daily basis, we will lead ourselves to believe that every fearful thought or feeling that we have is reality– when IN reality, nothing could be farther from the truth.


In the video below, I discuss how you can move past fear and thrive in your business:

What would you do if it weren’t for fear?

Let’s grab a cup of coffee together to chat about the things that can possibly be preventing you from reaching your fullest potential, as well as strategies for how to overcome them,

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Marcel Coviciu


Marcel began his career working in operation and management for a major tire manufacturer.  Then he transitioned into trucking, running his own business for 15 years and ultimately working his way through accounting school. Fascinated with the way logistics and financial management impact the profitability of businesses, Marcel loves sharing his expertise with other truckers.

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