Clyde Lee Dennis here, and today in our seven good minutes extra segment, I want to explore that

powerful truth we touched on. Fear is not the guardian of your limitations, but the herald of

your expansion, appearing at the threshold of every door that leads to a larger version of yourself.

This wisdom completely reframes our relationship with fear.

We've been taught to see fear as a stop sign, a warning that we're heading in the wrong direction,

or evidence that we should turn back.

But what if fear is actually a compass pointing toward our greatest opportunities for growth?

Think about it. When do you feel most afraid?

Usually it's when you're considering something that could significantly change your life

for the better.

Fear rarely shows up when you're staying exactly where you are, doing exactly what you've

always done.

It appears when you're contemplating growth, expansion, and becoming more than you currently are.

Fear is like a herald in ancient times, a messenger who would arrive to announce the approach of

something significant. When fear shows up in your life, it's announcing that you're approaching

a threshold, a doorway, to a larger version of yourself.

It's not trying to keep you small. It's alerting you that something big is about to happen.

This is why the most successful, fulfilled people aren't those who never feel afraid.

They're those who have learned to interpret

fear correctly. They understand that fear often signals opportunity rather than danger. They've

learned to ask, not, how can I avoid this fear? But what is this fear trying to tell me about the

growth that's available to me? Every door that leads to expansion, whether it's starting a new career, deepening a relationship,

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