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One of the best ways to overcome fear of any kind is to habituate yourself to it.

That means that you bombard yourself with the thing you fear until you don't fear it

any longer.

One organization that understands that better than any other about how to beat your innate

fear response into submission is the military.

If the average person is scared to make a speech, imagine what the average, undisciplined,

and slot-only teenagers response would be to being shot at or attacked by insurgents.

The military takes these young newbies who've never been far from the boosoms of their

mothers and puts them through a bootcamp process.

They turn them into fearless warriors.

As part of the transformation, new recruits are subjected to relentless and repeated fear,

pressure, and stress.

The result would be soldiers are habituated to fear.

Now, when they're 8,000 miles away from home, in Afghanistan and the bullets start flying,

they don't run in the opposite direction, which would be normal.

They run towards the bombs and bullets.

It takes a well-hacked brain to face enemy fire and run towards it.

But if you can train your brain to run at bullets and bombs, think how easy it could be to

train it to run towards a stage, or a prospecting call, or a group of strangers that you want

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