ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Two things can be true at once - we can have a fear of failure AND be enticed by the thrill of new opportunity. This week, we're talking about risk tolerance, being an adrenaline junkie, and what creativity teaches us about the balance between the fear and thrill of it all.
Episodes mentioned: Overcoming the fear of failure (Ep. 23)
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