Summary: Don't Be Piglet “The play-it-safe pessimists of the world never accomplish much of anything, because they don't look clearly and objectively at situations, they don't recognize or believe in their own abilities to overcome even the smallest amount of risk.” They say that leaders are readers. One book that impacted my life, and I know will impact yours, is the Tao of Pooh. In today's episode, we discuss not being Piglet when it comes to facing the fear that comes with trying new things. Piglet, as the photo above says, hesitates. He's worried about what could happen. When we try new things, fear and worry naturally come into play. We worry about what could happen, we worry about what others might say, we worry about what people could think of us if we're not successful. All of these things, these presuppositions, stop us from living the lives we truly desire. Don't be Piglet. Don't worry about what others could think or say because, honestly, they'll be sniping at you no matter if your successful or not simply because they lack the courage to go after their dreams. Connect with us on: Facebook.com/TransformingMonday Twitter.com/XformMonday TransformingMonday.com
