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When You're Afraid of The Consequences...
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6:30Now PlayingWhy You Should NOT Avoid Conflict
When You're Afraid of The Consequences...
Today I wanna ask you a question. How many times have you given up on doing something because you were afraid of the consequences of that thing? How many times were you afraid of taking action because you didn't know what could happen?
Well, this is the topic of this video. What should you do in situations like these? I remember I did a video on "Avoiding Conflict" and a lot of people came to me asking: "But John, what if you were shot? What if you get into a fight and people have a knife?".
Well, while this may seem legit, the chances of something like this happening is very low. And this summarizes very well what I'm trying to say: Sometimes people get so overwhelmed by the bad stuff that can happens that they almost forget that the real chances of that happening are very low. And you might be losing some great chances and opportunities with that.
Watch this video and find out!
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