Self management leap-of_faith
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The document discusses taking leaps of faith by overcoming fears and embracing change. It encourages shifting from avoiding risks to willingly taking risks. Taking a leap of faith can improve self-esteem and growth. Basic fears like humiliation, being wrong, rejection, and change prevent risk-taking. However, creating safety and challenging fears can help one conquer fears and take leaps of faith through learning experiences. Each risk taken brings closer the ability and willingness to take bigger leaps through faith in oneself.
Self management leap-of_faith
- 3. Breaking Old Paradigms Go from having a desire “not to lose” to “win and risk!”
- 4. Breaking Old Paradigms Go from being overly cautious to being courageous.
- 5. Breaking Old Paradigms Go from avoidance to going as far as you can, with what you’ve got.
- 6. Breaking Old Paradigms “How will taking a leap of faith change my life for the better?”
- 7. Breaking Old Paradigms You may achieve better self-esteem after taking a leap of faith.
- 8. Breaking Old Paradigms Changing your attitude or point of view takes time.
- 9. Breaking Old Paradigms It all begins with changing your desires from not wanting to lose to winning by risking.
- 10. Embrace and Welcome Change
- 11. Embrace and Welcome Change Change is often misinterpreted as a “loss.”
- 12. Embrace and Welcome Change Change in a positive manner is a prerequisite for personal and professional growth.
- 13. Embrace and Welcome Change Without the ability and willingness to embrace change, you will become paralyzed with fear and anxiety.
- 14. Embrace and Welcome Change Nothing is permanent, except change.
- 15. Embrace and Welcome Change If you are doing well, then you will be more eager to take risks.
- 17. Conquering Your Fears We all have basic needs that drive us to do the things we do.
- 18. Basic Needs • Wanting to succeed
- 19. Basic Needs • Wanting to succeed • Feeling right about our decisions
- 20. Basic Needs • Being accepted for who we are
- 21. Basic Needs • Being accepted for who we are • Feeling emotionally safe and secure
- 22. Conquering Your Fears There are four basic fears that keep us from taking risks.
- 23. Basic Fears • Feeling humiliated
- 24. Basic Fears • Feeling humiliated • Being wrong
- 25. Basic Fears • Feeling humiliated • Being wrong • Feeling rejected
- 26. Basic Fears • Feeling humiliated • Being wrong • Feeling rejected • Experiencing change
- 27. Conquering Your Fears It’s the combination of our basic needs and fears that holds us back.
- 28. Conquering Your Fears Create an atmosphere where you will feel safe and secure.
- 29. Conquering Your Fears Stop and think about what you are doing, and challenge every possibility.
- 30. Conquering Your Fears Take control of what you are doing.
- 31. Conquering Your Fears Look at the leap of faith as a learning experience and don’t look back.
- 32. Conquering Your Fears Stretching yourself and believing in yourself are positive benefits that occur, when you take that leap of faith.
- 34. Taking the Journey Every time you take a risk, you not only conquer your fears, but take a step closer to your leap of faith.
- 35. Taking the Journey Use your strengths to battle your fears.
- 36. One Month Later
- 37. Adjust Your Map of the World
- 38. Adjust Your Map of the World Your map of the world is the way you see things.
- 39. Adjust Your Map of the World It is often our maps of the world that challenge our successes.
- 40. Adjust Your Map of the World Update and adjust your map of the world, and see your ability to take risks.
- 41. Leap of Faith
- 42. Leap of Faith