by John Thurman | Jun 5, 2018 | Grit, Resilience, Self-improvement, The No Fear Entrepreneur.
Why is it that some people succeed in starting a new business, ministry opportunity, or creative enterprise and others fail? If you read or listen to motivational books you learned the importance of knowing you’re why, identifying your passion, developing a...
by John Thurman | May 2, 2018 | Resilience, Self-improvement, The No Fear Entrepreneur.
Success will never attack you! In my previous article, I asked a question about your definition of success. In this article, I want to share some thoughts about success from a biblical perspective. A key part of God’s design is to create and bring an...
by John Thurman | Apr 30, 2018 | Resilience, Self-improvement, The No Fear Entrepreneur.
Is it ok to be successful? Now and then I love to ask people this question. As a person of faith, I am always amazed how many Christians have a tough time answering that question without qualifying their answer. Many of my more secularly minded friends were less...
by John Thurman | Apr 23, 2018 | Resilience, Self-improvement, The No Fear Entrepreneur.
Did you know one of the most powerful ways we can push back the fear of failure is to read about and observe how others have overcome this game-stopping fear, glean the lessons they learned, and apply them to our life as appropriate? Did you know? • Michael...
by John Thurman | Apr 20, 2018 | Resilience, Self-improvement, The No Fear Entrepreneur.
Failure can stir up feelings of disappointment, anger, sadness, regret, frustration, disappointment, and confusion. Underneath this fear is a deeper fear of shame. People who have a fear of failure are motivated to avoid failing, not because they cannot manage the...
by John Thurman | Apr 16, 2018 | Resilience, Self-improvement, The No Fear Entrepreneur.
I am glad that you are reading this short blog. If you choose to apply the 4 Ways to Manage Fear, you will begin an exciting journey of life change Self-observation can be very useful—if it leads to growth instead of self-blame. I’ve spent much of my career helping...
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