Free guide · from my conversation with Akshay Nanavati
Turn your wall into a door
For when you feel stuck.
Some sentences stop us before we've even started. A barrier statement, as Akshay Nanavati puts it, is like a wall.
Akshay is the author of Fearvana. When he came on my show, he shared a simple way to use the hard thing instead of pretending it isn't there: turn the wall into a question, because a question is a door.
This guide takes you through it step by step, with a page to write your own wall and the door it could become.
Inside your free guide
- Why being positive isn't pretending the hard thing isn't there
- Four steps from wall to first step
- What I told Akshay sits underneath real change
- What to do when no question feels possible
- A page to write your wall and your door
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