This Woman Challenged Herself To Spend 100 Days Facing Her Fears | Megyn Kelly TODAY
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- Опубліковано 7 жов 2024
- While Michelle Poler had always been aware of her fears, she started noticing the issue more when she went off to college and found they were holding her back. To change her mindset, Poler started on a journey to tackle some of the scariest she could think off. She jumped off of a cliff, took off her clothes in front a group of people and completed her challenge by giving a talk at a TEDx event. Poler said she “realized that no one is judging us the way that we judge ourselves.”
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This Woman Challenged Herself To Spend 100 Days Facing Her Fears | Megyn Kelly TODAY
I love the way her face lights up when she speaks. You can tell how passionate she is about her project. Good watch.
What a great message and such a beautiful transformation. So happy for her.
I was raised to be afraid of everything as well. I developed phobias that were difficult to manage as a child and throughout my adult life. My life was a restriction and I never was truly living. I had developed agoraphobia. One day I told myself I had enough. In a split second decision I went skydiving. I then took flight lessons. Then I booked a flight to Colombia (I had never left the country before). Nothing bad happened. Push yourself to go beyond your regular fear. Keep pushing and you will be surprised what you can accomplish and how strong you truly are!
I love this!
It's important to distinguish fear and shame. You feel fear but you can face it and get things done anyway, it's a mindset shift, now shame can literally destroy your dreams and keep you distant from everything you want to be or do in your life.
well stated.
But, sometimes your deepest fear is that people will find out your "secret" and you will be humiliated. That usually happens when you're young. Now, that I'm older, I am proud. Despite the fact that I grew up in a *female-headed household in the projects on welfare, I was able to obtain two college degrees. And, if I live in the "ghetto" now, it is because I came back to help my community, my people. (*I did have a father growing up. But, he struggled with alcohol abuse, but he paid his child support whenever he could. And, he tried to be a good father whenever he could he would take us to the beach, the movies, buy us ice cream and toys. He was my father. You only get one. May he rest in peace. 🌺
I love her accent!
You don't, t have to get naked in order to overcome your fear. But overall I like the idea of challenging your fears.
naya shams yes you do, it’s literally a necessity.she could’ve never grown if she skipped that step.
Not true.
Kate B yes it is. obviously you wouldn’t know, you still live in fear.
I agree with you! Goodness sakes!
Jules Servant of Jesus thank you Jules, glad to know you agree with me
I ve had to face some fear so I could leave my house again, so I could be alone, so I could drive. But this girl took it to the next level. I m very curious, but I m not willing to do everything she s done.
Omgyou must’ve studied with Debbie millman at SVA. IM DYING TO GET THE SAME DEGREE 😍 so glad it paid off girl you’re living your best life 😍😍👏🏼👏🏼
I have severe anxiety disorder. I don’t like leaving the house, for fear of a panic attack. It just happened today. I planned my two destinations. I had a panic attack at the first one. Went home, gathered myself, and did the second. You’re aware of how irrational it is, and I can try to talk myself down, if my body hasn’t already reacted. It’s a life of worst case scenario at all times in your head. I will remember what she said.i really found that helpful. It’s already how I’ve felt, but didn’t have a phrase. It won’t be my mantra, but just normal every day scenario, I am trying to deal with. I’m not there yet, with hoping for the “best”. I know I’m missing out, and I don’t want my kids to suffer for it. That’s my motivation. Really hit home with the mom thing.
cas4040 cas4040 I struggled with anxiety and still can feel it creep up at times. I’ve also had panic attacks and once you have one you start to fear.. FEAR! At least I did.
But if you’re in a safe place, like your house...and you feel anxiety coming on just let it come. Which is the exact opposite of what we want, right? Tell yourself “I have anxiety. That is why I’m feeling....xyz.”
Also if you haven’t found the origin of your anxiety I would suggest figuring that out. It could be one or a combination of things.
For me, I’ve been anxious all my life, but didn’t realize that’s what it was until I became an adult. My faith really came into play. I realized I wasn’t trusting God to always have my back. But, I can’t find a time He has ever let me down. And that doesn’t mean my life has been struggle free. I was born with chronic kidney disease, been on dialysis, my husband was blown up and shot in Afghanistan, We’ve got a child in heaven.... Trusting God doesn’t mean life will be prosperous and carefree, Jesus said the opposite that in this life we WILL have trouble...but He promises to be there and walk alongside. He has proved to me repeatedly He is who He says He is!
Just sharing what helped me and maybe a nugget of it will help you. I hope 💚
I have the same thing you do! It's horrible! Once I'm out of the house I'm fine but the anticipation of going is the problem. God bless you!
@@reesewitherfork6142 God bless you sister!
Mel Robbins was on Zoloft for 2 decades and had panic attacks constantly. Watch her video on what helps her. I hope it's helpful to you! ua-cam.com/video/6n8i7ua0mSw/v-deo.html
accomplish my fear every time i go to the dentist
I have a fear/phobia of driving over a high bridge without a shoulder lane to pull over for safety if u havr car trouble. I faced my fear drove over san francisco bay bridge and golden gate bridge thrn san mateo bridge. After 3 bridges i still fear driving over bridges. Facing fear didnt break any ice for me
PixieMermaid AWESOME!!!! 😂👊🏻
PixieMermaid did u try going in reverse?
Wow this is so cool. I'm going on a trip by myself next weekend which is like my biggest fear. And I decided I need to get over this and I got the tickets this morning and I'm going. I'm excited but nervous.
I hate snakes and I am ok with that fear! External and interior fear are two different things! Jumping off a bridge is an external fear but we have these interior fears that are the hard ones to face !
@YesTheory does the same thing. You all should check them out as well. Powerful message overall! #SeekDiscomfort
So cool!
I have a fear of public speaking but I guess I’ll have to get over it
"What's the best that can happen?"
Dang I relate to her
Where is she from? I can't figure it out.
I googled her and she was born and raised in Caracas, Venezuela, and she is of Jewish descent.
Check her UA-cam channel Hello Fears 😬
Fear is a Liar!!
Song from Zach Williams
Repeating those words from that song helps me a lot!
I get it 😉 Brava 👏
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Good for her! Also she has really nice teeth lol
So, I guess she is not afraid of going to the dentist! 😉
Most of these "fears" are just made up. Nobody has that many fears. It seems anything that is recognised as a fear in a group of humans, she's got it.