Day 29 of my #365DayLinkedInChallenge. Today, I’m talking about how Bear Grylls’ idea of bravery has helped me deal with tough situations at work. It’s about finding courage, even when you’re scared.
Bravery at Work: Bear Grylls says, “Being brave isn’t the absence of fear. Being brave is having that fear but finding a way through it.” This means even when I’m scared of a new project or a big decision, I don’t let that stop me. I face it head-on.
My Experiences:
– When I’ve been unsure about trying new things, thinking about this has given me the push to go ahead.
– In meetings or presentations, when I feel nervous, I remind myself that it’s okay to be scared, but it’s important to do it anyway.
How It Helps:
– Confidence: Every time I face a fear, I get a bit more confident.
– Growth: By taking on challenges, I learn and grow, even if things don’t always go as planned.
– Inspiring Others: When people at work see me tackling fears, it encourages them to do the same.
Your Take:
– How do you handle fear and challenges at work?
– Have you ever used bravery to overcome a tough situation?
– What does being brave mean to you in your professional life?
Bear Grylls’ view on bravery isn’t just for adventures – it works in the office too. It’s about facing what scares you and growing stronger from it.
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