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Bill Carroll

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Feel It: A Companion to The Fear Game

Feel It: A Companion to The Fear Game

Fear stopped me from starting my channel for ten years. Then I found out fear wasn't even the right name for what was stopping me. This is the technique that ended it. I learned it from a guy named Joe.

Everybody tells you to push through the feeling that stops you. That's why it keeps winning.

Inside:

  • How to practice it: the full practice step by step, with the trap that catches almost everyone

  • The part most people miss: get excited when the feeling shows up. It sounds insane. It's the deepest part of the practice

  • What Joe Hudson teaches: VIEW, fear as information, and why a resisted feeling leaks out sideways

  • Where it comes from: the Buddha, a freed Roman slave, a 1978 philosopher, and a guy named Joe. The whole lineage, with sources

  • Your turn: for the next time you feel yourself stop

This guide goes with The Fear Game, my free four-rule playbook for doing scary things. Tell me where to send it.

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