How to be Fearless

There are two types of people in this world.

The first group wait for opportunities to come to them so they can take them. They wait and wait but their chance never comes. They end up going nowhere fast and hate the life they live.

The second set – find a way to create opportunities – make their own luck. These people are your Fortune 500 CEO types, elite athletes, Special Forces operators. They live the live the way that they want to live.

The big difference between the two types is the concept of Fear. The only fear you should have is a reality based fear of stepping off a cliff. The athletes and business people that have less fear turn out to be successful. Every successful person has conditioned their mind to know that they will win no matter what. Success is based on not being afraid – eliminating the fear – so that you can conquer anything.

Listen to the video below as an audio.

Find out how a Navy SEAL conquered Fear to accomplish his Goals

You are your own driving engine.

You are your own luck.

You make your own fate – but you have to move forward and take action – NOW!

Question: What is one book I can read to really learn about becoming Fearless?

We highly recommend you read Fearless: The Undaunted Courage and Ultimate Sacrifice of Navy SEAL Team SIX Operator Adam Brown.

Read it more than once as it is a very powerful story that will inspire you to push you to new levels.

SGPT Homework:
What are the obstacles that you face? Write them down. Acknowledge them and own them. Realize they are only there to see how bad you want it. Did you think of these obstacles in the sense that you were a victim? Change your thinking now. Write down on that paper how your thinking has changed. What will you do today to knock down that obstacles and move forward?

About the Author:
Brad McLeod knows first hand about mental toughness after being kicked out of a top tier Spec Ops training unit. He failed out of BUD/S the first time after failing a math test (made it through Hell Week and Dive Pool Comp). He came back a year later and graduated and served as an operator on the Navy SEAL Teams.