When making decisions that others deem crazy, it's important to feel the fear but let the significance of the goal drive you to act anyway.

It's normal to feel fear; you shouldn't let fear stop you from doing something important.

The fear of a situation often only exists before you engage with it; once you start, that fear dissipates.

Dealing with fear is crucial; I push past my limits despite the risks involved in my recovery process. I've been given a second lease on life after my stroke, and I remind myself of that every day.

There's always a sense of anxiety when starting a new project because I know that whatever will happen is completely out of my control, but I show up ready for it to happen.

Don't count yourself out when you feel fear and doubt; these feelings can be part of the process that leads to success.

Every decision I make comes with doubt, but I have a stubborn persona that keeps me focused on my vision and delivery.

Original thinkers often feel the same fear and doubt as everyone else, but they manage it differently.

Taking the first step towards overcoming fear is crucial; it opens doors to new experiences and opportunities.