Jeff Bogensberger is an MBA qualified experienced Business Executive currently the CEO and Founder of EduCellar. His career path includes teaching English language classes in Korea, management consulting, as well as senior executive positions in both start-ups and larger organizations across the USA, Canada, and Australia. His company, EduCellar, is a community focused on positivity, personal growth, and shared learning. In this episode, we discuss the events that lead up to Jeff’s creation of EduCellar, and how his personal history with fear played a role. We discuss fear within the context of the professional setting. We talk about how the fear of ridicule from others, a fear that is seemingly ingrained within our culture, can keep you in a state of arrested development. And finally, we talk about the importance of rhetoric in the workplace, and how empathy and emotional sensitivity can help others perform optimally. --- Be sure to subscribe to our show on Apple Podcasts, and leave us a rating & review while you're there! You can learn more about EduCellar on their website, or by following them on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/fearlessu/support

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Fear Less University - Episode 38: The Fear of Ridicule In Entrepreneurship ft. Jeff Bogensberger

Fear Less University - Episode 38: The Fear of Ridicule In Entrepreneurship

Brittany “Britt ” Caldwell knows a thing or two about what it takes to stop chasing your dreams, and finally just GO GET THEM! She is a Dancer, Dance Teacher & Choreographer, Cycling Instructor at CycleBar, and Athlete Performance Specialist. To add to her many other titles, talents, and credits, she is also a dancer for the Honeybees, the official dance team for the Charlotte Hornets of the NBA. She is South Carolina born and raised currently residing in Charlotte, North Carolina. She has a B.S. in Chemical Engineering from the University of South Carolina & a Masters in Exercise Science Focused on Performance Enhancement, Injury Prevention & Rehabilitation. In this episode, Britt opens up about her past struggles with fear, and how the decision to leave her cushy job in corporate America to pursue what she refers to as a “passion chase”, led her to realize what she was truly placed on this earth to do! We talk about just how important support from your parents is during those times of dynamic change and purposeful displacement. We talk about the relationships between belief and fear, and how fear has both hindered and pushed her as a dreamer, a dancer, and even now as an entrepreneur. And finally, we discuss how sometimes, God is just waiting for us to make a move and get out of His way for us to receive the guidance and blessings He’s stored up for us. It’s like my grandfather Lain used to say, “Sometimes you have to get off your knees and hustle.” Britt is a fun-loving, genuine spirit who was a blast to sit down and talk with! We’ve since become good friends and supporters of one another from this interview, and I guarantee you’ll be inspired by her joviality, her wisdom, and her genuine zeal for life! --- Be sure to subscribe to our show on Apple Podcasts, and leave us a rating & review while you're there! Follow Brittany on Instagram, Facebook, and LinkedIn, and check out her program, PerformX Dance, on her website! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/fearlessu/support

Fear Less University - Episode 37: The Fear of Taking a Leap of Faith ft. Brittany Caldwell

Charlotte Kemp is the Futures Alchemist, a futurist keynote speaker who works with organizations to co-create preferred futures. She is a member of the Association of Professional Futurists, as well as the Deputy President of the Professional Speakers Association of Southern Africa. Charlotte is also the author of a number of books, including ‘Futures Alchemist’ which presents a narrative of how to use her Map, Compass, and Guide model to navigate unknown futures. In this episode, we discuss what being a “futures alchemist” actually is, and how being able to interpret signs and symbols of the future can lead to desired outcomes. We talk about how you can outperform your fear of the future by taking agency over it, and how using her “Conscious Futurist” model can help you break your cycles of failure and fear, or what Charlotte calls, the “Nostalgia Narrative”. And finally, we discuss how facing your future involves being vulnerable, learning from, and reconciling with your past. I hope you’re ready to look to the future because where we’re going, we don’t need roads! So strap in as we blast off to 88mph and dive into the future with the one and only, Charlotte Kemp! ---- Be sure to subscribe to our show on Apple Podcasts, and leave us a rating & review! And follow Charlotte on Facebook, LinkedIn, and Instagram! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/fearlessu/support

Fear Less University - Episode 36: The Fear of Facing Your Future ft. Charlotte Kemp

Why is it that our culture teaches us to fear being afraid? The fellas from The Mindset Podcast are here to help you shift your perspective and reprogram your response to discomfort! Anthony Valenzuela and Gabriel Russo are the hosts of The Mindset Podcast, a show dedicated to helping people from every walk of life take their mindset to the next level, focusing on positivity and optimism.  Be sure to follow them on Instagram and check out their new merch!!! Fear Less U listeners get a discount by using code "FEARLESS" to grab 20% OFF your first order!!! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/fearlessu/support

Fear Less 5 Guestisode - Ep. 2: Using Our Fear as a Sign of Good Versus Bad

Garrett & Chelsea are a husband and wife team, ICF Relationship Coaches certified through Empowered Couples University. And if one thing is evident from the very moment you speak to them, it’s that their admiration, love, and genuine respect for one another has helped them outperform and persevere against life’s many challenges. Raising a blended family is never easy, but together they have gained an appreciation for the strength, understanding and resilience required in blended families. And through their own trials and tribulations, they seek to help others understand that while it's not easy creating meaningful connections with all of life’s moving parts, histories, and difficulties, it is possible! Their truest passion is working with couples who desire to have a deeper, more fulfilling relationship, where both partners feel united to take the actions necessary to make them stronger and more passionate about what matters most to them. Their cornerstone: believing in the power of vulnerability, acknowledging your partner's past, and the power of a positive mindset. You can't control what happens to you, but you can control how you respond to it. In this episode, we discuss the fear of vulnerability and all of the challenges that it brings. We talk about the challenges of raising a blended family, and how being vulnerable with both themselves and one another truly helped Garrett and Chelsea outperform their fears and get to a new level of love, respect, and understanding with one another. We discuss why being vulnerable is such a tricky thing for most people to embrace and get on board with, and how a lot of our defensiveness as sensitive human beings comes from the associations we develop throughout our lives. If allowing yourself to open up to new possibilities and relationships has been a challenge for you due to your lack of willingness to being vulnerable, then prepare to get SUPER uncomfortable! Because we’re about to dive heart-first into the deep end of discomfort and learn what true vulnerability can do for your love life, your career, and your overall performance! _____ Be sure to follow The Zimmermans and their couples counseling practice, Transformed Couples Coaching, on Instagram. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/fearlessu/support

Fear Less University - Episode 35: Embracing the Fear of Vulnerability ft. The Zimmermans

How do you know when you're stuck in a pattern of fear? Why is it important to be able to recognize when your fear isn't a new problem, but a recurring one that you have allowed to become habitual?  Patterns of Possibility transformational coach, podcaster, and Fear Less U™ guest Lee Hopkins kicks off our guest host "Guestisode" series with advice on how to recognize when you're stuck in a pattern of fear.  Be sure to follow Lee on Instagram and check out his courses on his website, Patterns of Possibility. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/fearlessu/support

Fear Less 5 Guestisode - Ep. 1: How to Recognize When You're Stuck in a Pattern of Fear with Lee Hopkins

Christabel is the host of the Surviving the Arena Podcast whom I had the pleasure of meeting through another friend of mine, Cassandra Rosa. Since this interview, we have connected through Instagram supporting each other’s various endeavors and entrepreneurial pursuits, and even though it’s been remotely through the pandemic, she is a genuine spirit I am delighted and honored to call a friend. Inspired to motivate people to make their dreams into realities and help them start living the lives they have always wanted, Christabel focuses on taking people with her as she embarks on a journey of self-growth and discovery. Having spent years volunteering abroad and finding her purpose in helping those in need, Christabel has the desire to help others take back control of their lives and overcome their pasts so that they can find and live their purpose as well. She is a faith-driven, academically-minded, travel-obsessed woman, looking to make her mark on the world and her local community. This is one of those feel-good episodes, you know the kind where you grab a good book, maybe a blanket, or if you’re in the car, you just put the ride on cruise control because you’re about to listen to two first-time friends just having an engaging conversation. Christabel’s spirit and energy are so supportive and edifying, I know you’ll have just as much fun listening as I did speaking with her. ----- Be sure to follow the Surviving the Arena Podcast on Instagram and Facebook, and support the show by subscribing!  --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/fearlessu/support

Fear Less University - Episode 34: Fear and Surviving the Arena ft. Christabel

When Daniel Tribby first started out as a healthcare provider and business owner, he had no idea about the differences between the two. He made every mistake possible in starting a practice because he hadn’t taken into account who he needed to become, or what he needed to learn in order to be a successful business owner. After struggling to get it right and wasting money paying people who he thought could get it right for him, Daniel decided to turn his shortcomings into strengths. By learning what it means to be a business owner, including all of the intricacies of running a business, he began to see changes in himself, how he interacted with his team, and how much this influenced the growth of his practice. So who is Daniel Tribby? He’s a certified athletic trainer specializing in physical rehabilitation for athletes. He holds specialty certifications in concussion treatment, ergonomics, and neuromuscular control. He is the co-owner of a regenerative medicine practice and physical rehabilitation practice in Orlando, FL. His book, "Unf**king Private Healthcare: The Playbook on Owning Your Dream Practice" helps healthcare providers unearth the skills necessary to become the leaders their practice needs, build the team they need, and provide the service their customers need! In this episode, we very candidly discuss what it means to unf**k your healthcare business mindset. We discuss how fear and ego play a role in the healthcare industry. We talk about how fear can help push private practice owners toward their greatness as both healthcare professionals and small business owners. And finally, we talk about how gaining clarity along his own journey towards his duality as an entrepreneur and patient-first physician has helped him build another business as a leader for other healthcare professionals on how their private practices should be run! Daniel is a charismatic, straight-shooting, no-nonsense dichotomous doctor who I had a great time talking with, and I know you’ll have a great time listening to! ----- Be sure to follow Daniel Tribby on Instagram, LinkedIn, and Facebook, and grab his book, "Unf**king Private Healthcare: The Playbook on Owning Your Dream Practice" today on Amazon! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/fearlessu/support

Fear Less University - Episode 33: Fear and the Healthcare Mindset ft. Daniel Tribby

Ashley-Ann is a book coach and founder of The Studio Press. She is the author of The Key to Happiness: A Journey to Embracing My Story and an award-winning speaker. With her signature program Unleash the Author Within she is helping coaches and speakers write impactful memoirs and self-help books. In this episode, we dive DEEP into the “fear of speaking your truth”, and what that concept means. We talk about Ashley’s personal struggles with fear and not understanding it, and how she’s used these defining moments to formulate her own methods of outperforming fear through storytelling. We discuss the relationship between and misconceptions within the concepts of fear and love. And finally, we talk about why telling your story truly matters. If you’ve ever struggled with confidence or courage, this is the episode for you! Through Ashley’s openness and vulnerability, we get a master’s course in the importance of telling your story in order to outperform life’s most crippling fears! Be sure to follow us on Instagram, and leave us a rating & review wherever possible! Thank you for listening! ----- Ashley-Ann Pereira Website  |  Instagram  |  Facebook  |  LinkedIn  |  Twitter --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/fearlessu/support

Fear Less University - Episode 32: The Fear of Speaking Your Own Truth ft. Ashely-Ann Pereira

Natsune Oki is a self-mastery enthusiast and renowned deep thinker. She is the author of The Game of Self-Domination and the host of LifeUpEducationTV. Having built her life up from nothing multiple times, Natsune has not only gone on to finish her college education with degrees in Business and Economics, but she’s worked with hundreds of innovators, entrepreneurs, and next-generation thinkers. In this episode, we discuss the concept of fear and how it’s viewed in Japanese culture. We talk about how the game of “self-domination” can help you find beauty in the sometimes monotonous and exhausting process, as well as why she refers to it as a game in the first place. We talk about Natsune’s personal relationship with fear, and when she stopped viewing it as a negative experience, and began embracing it as a positive one. And finally, we talk about “self-mastery”, what got her into this field of study, and how challenging your reality helps you find and embrace your true self. Be sure to follow us on Instagram, and make sure you follow our guest Natsune Oki as well, @lifeproductiontv on Facebook and Instagram. If you're listening on Apple Podcasts, please leave us a rating and review as we continue our mission to help touch the lives of the masses, helping them to understand more and in turn, fear less! ----- Natsune Oki Website  |  Instagram  |  Facebook  |  Amazon --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/fearlessu/support

Fear Less University - Episode 31: Fear and Self-Domination ft. Natsune Oki

Reggie Calhoun Jr. has a lifetime of experience with discomfort. As an army vet, student-athlete, and now serial entrepreneur, he has made a living from learning to be comfortable with discomfort! Heck, going to 4 different high schools in 4 different states in 4 years will do that to a person. But Reggie’s successes as he puts it are the cumulative sum of his experiences with failing, and with his foundation, The RPA College, he seeks to instill the same mentality into the hearts and minds of student-athletes around the country. In this episode, we discuss how Reggie has learned from a lifetime of experience with discomfort, how fear is actually a motivator, not an inhibitor. We discuss why he doesn’t believe he has ever “failed”, and why as an army vet, athlete, Big Brother, author, and speaker, he has adopted the mindset of “Fearing My Way Through It”. We talk about how people don’t actually fear what they say they’re afraid of, but instead, the discomfort behind their fear. And finally, we discuss his foundation, The RPA College, and what it means to do things, “The RPA Way”! Be sure to follow the Fear Less U™ on Instagram and wherever you're listening, please take a moment to rate and review our show! ---- Follow Reggie Calhoun Jr. on Instagram and be sure to check out The RPA College, and his new book, "Build Your Sportspreneurship Empire: The RPA Way", out now on Amazon! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/fearlessu/support

Fear Less University - Episode 30: Fearing My Way Through It ft. Reggie Calhoun Jr.

Stevie Wright is many things, and all of them are rooted in love. During our conversation, there was such a presence of calmness and gratitude that was incredibly tangible. It’s a quality you don’t find in too many people anymore. She is a certified Self Love Coach and breathwork facilitator who specializes in helping women heal their anxiety holistically. Stevie has spent the last several years healing herself to go from disconnected, anxious, and playing small, to completely owning her power and now helps other women do the same. Stevie offers high-level coaching to individuals and groups. Her new program, The Breath Channel, is a monthly membership site where members will have access to breathwork videos, bi-weekly breathwork workshops, coaching calls as well as a Facebook community of other like-minded people passionate about healing work. In this episode, we discuss the fear in the context of our pasts, and how the fear of yesterday can hold us back from appreciating and marveling in the joy and gratitude of TODAY. We talk about the relevance of pain and irrationality of struggle, and how pain, like fear, can be used to propel you forward into greatness as the “portal to our power”. We talk about retraining our responses to past trauma and learning to be present with and in our discomfort. And we discuss Stevie’s personal childhood trauma, a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity that immediately thrust her into the spotlight, but left her with a disempowered childhood. You guys, grab yourself a warm drink and your favorite blanket because I guarantee you there is nothing more comforting and insightful than the conversation you’re about to listen to. Every word Stevie shares is full of love, warmth, comfort, and wisdom, and just having the opportunity to share a mental space with her was a tremendous blessing. I know that if you jump into these next 90 minutes with an open heart and mind, you too will leave fulfilled and blessed. _____ Follow Stevie on Instagram: @steviewright_ and @steviesings1 Subscribe to The Breath Channel --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/fearlessu/support

Fear Less University - Episode 29: The Fear of Yesterday ft. Stevie Wright

Ah, Friday the 13th. A day the most superstitious avoid like the…well, you get the idea. From avoiding the barber to skipping the 13th floor, to avoiding giving birth altogether, the superstitious avoid tempting the fates carefully on Friday the 13th. Certain numbers attract dark superstitions — from the “Mark of the Beast,” to the “Devil’s Hour” at 3 am - but the number 13 may be the darkest of them all. Maybe you’ve worked in a building with no 13th floor — or maybe you’ve avoided the 13th floor yourself. Maybe you’ve read of people whose obsession with the number tormented them. Those with a crippling, persistent, irrational psychological fear of the day suffer from what is known as “Paraskevidekatriphobia”. It’s also referred to as “Friggatriskaidekaphobia”, with the prefix “Frigg” meaning “Friday” in Norse, and “triskaidekaphobia”, which is the fear of the number 13 in general. That’s right, there’s an actual clinical disorder for one’s irrational fear of Friday the 13th, with over 20 million Americans and many others worldwide suffering from the disorder. And apparently, if you’re able to pronounce the name of your phobia, you will cure yourself of it forever. But we at The Fear Less U know better, because we profess that it’s not about conquering your fears, but being present with them, questioning your comfort with them, and exhausting your understanding of them in an effort to outperform them. Today’s Fear Less 5 is all about Paraskevidekatriaphobia, or “Friggatriskaidekaphobia” and outperforming the fear of Friday the 13th! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/fearlessu/support

Fear Less University - Episode 28: The Fear of Friday the 13th - A Fear Less 5 with Coach Lain

November is Epilepsy Awareness Month, a cause that is near and dear to my heart. This is mainly because someone who is near and dear to me has epilepsy. So to support her and the cause of epilepsy awareness, I could think of no one better to interview for today’s episode than my very special guest, my amazing baby sister, Lauren Boyd. In this episode, we dive DEEP into what epilepsy is and the different types of seizures those who suffer from epileptic episodes can experience. We talk about Lauren’s history with her disorder, and how she has learned to listen to her own mind and body better in an effort to outperform it. We tap into Lauren’s incredible knowledge as she dispels some of the misconceptions of epilepsy. And finally, we revisit the events of our younger years that led to her finally being properly diagnosed with epilepsy. You guys, this episode was SUCH A SPECIAL TIME for me! Not only did I get to interview my baby sister, but I got to talk with her openly about a disorder she’s lived with for more than a decade for the first time as adults. I couldn’t be more proud of the woman she’s become and her strength, resilience, wisdom, and poise continues to inspire me on a daily basis! Get ready to experience inspiration on a whole n’other level.  If you'd like to learn more about epilepsy, seizure first aid, or how to raise awareness during Epilepsy Awareness Month, visit epilepsy.com today. Be sure to follow Lauren on Instagram and check out her stomping grounds, dance company Sac Dance Lab, as well! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/fearlessu/support

Fear Less University - Episode 27: The Fear of My Own Brain ft. Lauren Boyd

We all experience fear. Rational or irrational, fear is very real to the person experiencing it. But fear is like a wild beast, and when you fight against a wild beast, backing it into a corner, it doesn't submit or relent. Instead, it fights against you harder, because it's just trying to survive! So instead of "conquering" our fears, what would it look like if we instead sought to understand them. Because if you can understand your fears more, you can learn to fear fear itself less.This is Fear Less University.

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