The Fear of Confidence

Have you ever written an entire book in just under 6 hours, me neither not until today 10-21-2020.When you have nothing to do on a 6-hour flight home from Orlando to Seattle, along with no wi-fi and the emotions and feelings that are still so very real from that "traumatic" experience of less than 24 hours ago, I guess you do in fact write a book.I wrote all but the referencing of previous literature on fear and confidence along with adding action plans for you to use, again, no wi-fi, and Covid-19 not really allowing me to share or ask questions of the passenger sitting next to me. The build of this book was all me during that coast-to-coast flight. I normally get inspired in my surroundings and then post topics on LinkedIn regarding my travels and or life experiences.... but again, I was filled with emotions and the creative juices were flowing and I just had to get it out.Not too bad for someone who has never written a book before. Ok, I have books in the works, but doesn't everyone sitting at their laptop at Starbucks have a "book in the works"? FYI, love Starbucks so if you ever see me at a Starbucks, which can be quite often, I will take a Grande Pike with light cream and three sugars. I did tell you this is my first book right? so, I truly do not know how much to share. I wrote this book to share my experience regarding Fear and Confidence and to help those suffering similar experiences. I'm going to share the insights of more than a few people. I do truly believe it's fun to promote others while sharing the perspectives of people you know.I'm going to share my experience with Fear and Confidence and if you wish help you develop a written plan just in case either of those enters your life. The man pushing a rock up the hill on the books cover does have some significance that I will share with you later in the book. Ready to get started? Here we go!