Clyde Lee Dennis here, and today in our seven good minutes.

Extra segment, we're reflecting on a powerful reminder.

Fear is a visitor, not a master.

This thought for today encourages us to see fear for what it truly is,

a temporary presence, not a permanent ruler of our lives.

Fear often feels overwhelming, doesn't it?

It can stop us in our tracks,

make us second-guess ourselves,

and keep us from pursuing the things that matter most.

But when we shift our perspective

and recognize that fear is just a visitor,

we take away its power.

It's not here to stay.

It's here to teach us, to challenge us, and to help us grow.

Think about the times in your life when fear has shown up.

Maybe it was before a big decision, a new opportunity, or a moment of change.

Fear often appears when we're stepping into the unknown.

And that's not a bad thing.

It's a sign that you're pushing your boundaries and moving towards something meaningful.

The key is to acknowledge fear without letting it control you.

One way to do this is by taking small, deliberate actions.

Fear thrives on inaction, but when you take even the smallest step forward, you begin to build

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