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How to deal with fear: Cover of I Want to Start a Business but I'm a Coward: Eleven Fears, Tested With a Pen, Paper and Your Phone by Diego Segura
I Want to Start a Business but I'm a Coward.

How to deal with fear: I Want to Start a Business but I'm a Coward.

Eleven Fears, Tested With a Pen, Paper and Your Phone.

Are you looking for help with “how to deal with fear”? Then this page is a good place to start. I Want to Start a Business but I'm a Coward: Eleven Fears, Tested With a Pen, Paper and Your Phone is one of the titles of I Want to Start a Business but I'm a Coward, a book by Diego Segura. First, read a short passage from it. After that, try the exercise below, and finally choose where to read or listen.

How to deal with fear: a passage from the book.

You can't find a single fear written down. That's common. It isn't a dead end. Try a different app, a different year or a different word. If there's truly nothing, start the archive today: write down one fear about your business, with a date, and set a reminder on your phone to check it in six months.

From chapter 4: Nobody checked your fear's record

This is the last exercise in the book, and it uses everything you've done so far. You'll need a pen, some small cards or slips of paper, and about an hour.

From chapter 11: Beginning while afraid

That is how the book looks at “how to deal with fear”: one idea at a time, with a step you can take right away. Of course, this is only one idea from the book. So, if this passage speaks to you, the full chapter goes further, and it ends with an exercise you can do the same evening.

Check your fear in one minute.

Pick the fear that stops you, then answer three quick questions. The result tells you whether this fear is giving you facts or just noise.

The fear that stops me
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If it happened, could you recover within two years?
Could you test it this month without spending much?

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What else is inside I Want to Start a Business but I'm a Coward.

In short, the book has 11 chapters, and each one ends with a practical exercise. Therefore, you can read it in order, or you can go straight to the part about “how to deal with fear”.

  1. The safer road
  2. Afraid people see different odds
  3. Unknown is not unlikely
  4. Nobody checked your fear's record
  5. The worst case is written in a law you have never read
  6. What happened to the people it happened to
  7. When the coward is right
  8. Do not calm down
  9. The price of the safe choice
  10. Courage does not delete the fear
  11. Beginning while afraid

How to deal with fear: where to read it.

Finally, you can get I Want to Start a Business but I'm a Coward: Eleven Fears, Tested With a Pen, Paper and Your Phone in the stores below. Because every title of this book shares the same text, you can simply pick the one you like best. Also, the book is available in 19 languages.