Right before you're going to have a breakthrough,

before you ask someone to marry you,

before you start the business, before you make the first sale,

before you take that uncomfortable action and step off the path to something new,

isn't that when fear is the greatest?

Welcome back to the On Your Future Podcast Behind the Seen's Edition.

I want to talk about Rob Riggle today. If you don't know who Rob

Riggle is, some of the funniest characters that you've seen in the last couple of decades

has been Rob Riggle. Google them. You'll recognize them when you see it. But it was a great

conversation about life, about success, about fear, about the things that hold us all back. It was a great

conversation about the human condition. So we took some points from the training that I thought I could

go a little deeper on from last week's podcast. If you like this, by the way, make sure you share it

with a friend, like it, subscribe. Leave me a message. We'd love to hear what you think and what you want more of. First thing is fear comes before success.

Isn't that obvious? Right before you're going to have a breakthrough, before you ask someone

to marry you, before you start the business, before you make the first sale, before you

take that uncomfortable action

and step off the path to something new? Isn't that when fear is the greatest? But what if we

recognize that that probably has already stopped this a few times in life when the fear bubbled

up with like, oh, maybe this isn't for us. No, that is just the universe making sure

you have the wherewithal, that you have the energy, the desire, the passion to actually go

through with it. What if that is the test of all tests? Sprinkle some fear, make them have self-doubt,

let them feel like an imposter syndrome. If they don't go, then they're not deserving of it.

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