I used to think that being terrified (of almost everything) was a weakness. And also, a bit freakish. Then I learned how to use my fear to my advantage, as a kind of divining rod to figure out what's worth doing.

1. #FollowTheFear

2. NO.
#FollowTheFear

3. NO. NO. NO. NO.
NO. NO. NO. NO.
Just
Hell, NO.#FollowTheFear

4. Hi.
Ann Handley
Author, Speaker, Chief Content Officer
AnnHandley.com
@marketingprofs

6. Things that scare me….

7. Spiders.

8. The dark.

9. Being alone in the house.

10. Stairs that don’t have
a back riser.

11. The smell of the cellar.

12. Toddlers.

13. My brother’s teenage friends.

14. Old people.

15. People in wheelchairs.

16. People with foreign accents.

17. People.

19. #FollowTheFear

21. NO.

22. #FollowTheFear

23. 32 days.
#FollowTheFear

24. #FollowTheFear

25. #FollowTheFear

26. #FollowTheFear
NO.

27. #FollowTheFear

28. F.

29. #FollowTheFear

30. What opting out means.
#FollowTheFear

33. “The computer will do anything
within its abilities.
“But it will do nothing, unless
commanded to do so.”
– John Madea
#FollowTheFear

35. Your comfort zone
is your dead zone..
#FollowTheFear

36. 1. Ask: So what?
#FollowTheFear

37. 2. Assume people love you.
If they don’t, assume they just
don’t know you well enough yet.
#FollowTheFear

38. #FollowTheFear

39. 3. #FollowYourFear
#FollowTheFear

40. Thank you.
Ann Handley
Author, Speaker &
Chief Content Officer
AnnHandley.com
@marketingprofs