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Biggest fears I overcome after 4 years of uni

@sturdythoughts

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Why it worked

The creator uses a relatable "fear-conquering" narrative, showcasing a variety of personal challenges and triumphs. This approach resonates with viewers who are also seeking personal growth and motivation, encouraging engagement through shared experiences and aspirations.

Summary

The creator shares a series of slides detailing various fears they have overcome, such as public speaking, job interviews, and skiing. The post emphasizes the importance of stepping out of one's comfort zone for personal growth.

Structure

1Introduction of overcoming fears after university
2Examples of overcoming fears: boxing, blood donation, skiing, job interviews, public speaking, zip-wiring, filming, running, driving test, living out, sales calls
3General statement that the first time is the most difficult
4Call to action to follow along and step out of comfort zones

Call to action

Follow along as I face my fears, and let's step out our comfort zone together.

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Biggest fears I overcame after 4 years of uni Signing up for fight night (Toughest 8 weeks of my life) First time donating blood (I HATE needles) First time skiing (I had to learn to ski in the black (most dangerous) zone) First time doing corporate job interviews (fear of constantly being rejected and not good enough) First time public speaking by myself (fear of being judged if I forgot what to say) First zip wire [over Niagara falls] (Fear of heights) First time filming a talking video (Fear of embarrassment) Took a month of filming to post 1 talking video First time running (Hated cardio, much preferred to lift weights) Doing my driving test - failed first attempt - had to redo my theory - 3 different instructors (hated every driving lesson) First Time Living Out (with a shared bathroom) for my internship (germs) cheapest house I could find (rent was STILL 100% of my internship paycheck) (previous/other housemates left a total mess) First time trying sales calls Didn't know what I was doing / to expect The first time is always the most difficult It only gets easier Beat the fear of the unknown. Follow along as I face my fears, and let's step out our comfort zone together.