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Title	:	Feel the Fear and Do It Anyway
Author	:	Susan Jeffers
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Anniversary Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 240 pages
Published	:	August 25th 1998 by Ballantine Books (first published 1987)
Categories	:	Self Help. Nonfiction. Psychology. Personal Development. Business. Inspirational. Spirituality

Feel the Fear and Do It Anyway Paperback | Pages: 240 pages

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Dynamic and inspirational, FEEL THE FEAR AND DO IT ANYWAY is filled with concrete techniques to turn passivity into assertiveness. Dr. Susan Jeffers, teaches you how to stop negative thinking patterns and reeducate your mind to think more positively. You will learn: the vital 10-Step Positive Thinking Process; how to risk a little every day; how to turn every decision into a "No-Lose" situation, and much more.

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Original Title:	Feel The Fear And Do It Anyway: How to Turn Your Fear and Indecision into Confidence and Action
ISBN:	0449902927 (ISBN13: 9780449902929)
Edition Language:	English

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Ratings: 4.03 From 26300 Users | 1025 Reviews

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A friend of mine recommended this book to me and at first I was a bit skeptical but fell in love after the first 10 pages. It seems to cover every issue you come across without actually pinpointing one certain issue.It's a good book to fall back on as a quick picker-upper if you're having a bad day or just feel discouraged. It's helped with my personal life alot and it's something I'm sure to have memorized within the next 10 years.

The only way to conquer fear is to face it! In life, we encounter many trials and tribulations (these may be internal or literal realities) yet the only way to overcome our struggles is to be a tryer and try until you overcome the obstacle. There is never a more perfect time than when youre broken and hit rock bottom, than to give it a crack [uncertain and expectant of failure] is the only way. Whilst reading this illuminating, informative book I thought about how everyone seems to judge things

Sir Ken Thompson recommended this book in his, The Element. I picked it up with some trepidation, because the whole idea sounded so simple. But it's a top-notch self-help book, about a whole lot more than just fear. Jeffers covers the whole waterfront of ineffectual behavior and patiently tells you how to stop it and replace it with better behavior. If you're stuck at any point with fears, resentments, bottled up anger, and so on, this book will help (if you let it).

I first read Feel the Fear and Do it Anyway when I was a young manager, and it made a big difference in how I approached my life and career. I still refer to key points in the book when coaching leaders, students, and anyone facing a change in their life. Susan Jeffers was teaching about crucial aspects of emotional intelligence before Goleman's book popularized the term.

Man. How do you rate a book that steadily devolves from five stars down to one star?This starts out as a five star book. The first few chapters of this book have probably altered my world view permanently. Here's the gist of what really hit home for me:At the heart of every fear we have is one single fear: "I can't handle it." This is an absolute revelation, at least to me, because it means that there is one reliable (though still not easy) formula to be used for overcoming fear: convince

I was afraid to leave this review, but I did it anyway. Kidding.Really, though, this book is probably really important for some people. Women, especially. Women leaving relationships, I'd imagine. The first two chapters are pretty neat. They highlight an important truth that you can't wait for the fear to go away before you do something.I know that this book influenced a lot of other books I've liked.The 3 stars instead of 4 or 5 is partially because of sentences like these:[This] "Higher Self

Great book, it was an easy, quick read. I actually read it a few times. The author brings up some good points on how we see fear. How even as children we are told to "be careful" and we see an optimist as a Pollyana and their positive view as unrealistic even though most of our fears of negative things never actually happens. The author gives you a few strategies to try to keep out of the negative/fearful mindset and gives great examples of how she overcame her fears.