X-Spam-Flag: NO X-Envelope-From: merilee@kerncommunications.com Return-Path: Received: from dukecmmtar04.coxmail.com (dukecmmtar04.coxmail.com [68.99.120.47]) by mail187c38.carrierzone.com (8.13.6/8.13.1) with ESMTP id q0GHYwcH020318 for ; Mon, 16 Jan 2012 12:35:01 -0500 Received: from dukecmimpo03.coxmail.com ([68.99.120.137]) by dukecmmtar04.coxmail.com (InterMail vM.7.08.02.01 201-2186-121-102-20070209) with ESMTP id <20120116173455.JOGH3225.dukecmmtar04.coxmail.com@dukecmimpo03.coxmail.com>; Mon, 16 Jan 2012 12:34:55 -0500 Received: from merilee07cf8a9 ([68.15.13.44]) by dukecmimpo03.coxmail.com with bizsmtp id NHat1i0050x1YcL01Haurx; Mon, 16 Jan 2012 12:34:55 -0500 Message-ID: <42D01BF73A484FB294562A27EADAC0EB@merilee07cf8a9> Reply-To: "Merilee Kern" From: "Merilee Kern" To: , "'David and Nina Gass'" , "Merilee Kern" , Subject: Pharmacy Week Online Placement Date: Mon, 16 Jan 2012 09:35:48 -0800 Organization: Kern Communications MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: multipart/related; boundary="----=_NextPart_000_064A_01CCD432.3A7BFFC0"; type="multipart/alternative" X-Priority: 3 X-MSMail-Priority: Normal X-Mailer: Microsoft Outlook Express 6.00.2900.5931 X-MIMEOLE: Produced By Microsoft MimeOLE V6.00.2900.6157 X-CSC: 0 X-CHA: v=1.1 cv=uQoB/SZeyru6TcSxDILyFEhRPLjIwK1xoEr2R8fErnU= c=1 sm=1 a=nGo8SpNOHtMA:10 a=OkTZCP_1vwgA:10 a=AKOHMRsPwIEA:10 a=amoHW2/Lxk+JwdK3UfH89Q==:17 a=v-JXmty8AAAA:8 a=6xZ3ooJpAAAA:8 a=SuLkI4_Vm7GC0X79dxoA:9 a=35x00SQYOkfd3-BT6DoA:7 a=pILNOxqGKmIA:10 a=urh4WXaYX0oA:10 a=KosepH6Ttuz0lK4P:21 a=s039mnq_jb1I8btH:21 a=m-bxMqQmAAAA:8 a=Jqj4iV0ZgotE24p_xzgA:9 a=r_O-Q3xoJPEAimJ1O34A:7 a=5mLOnD1LlxuhTm55b5AA:9 a=1Vq_FK4TplAA:10 a=qJToG1VlSPQ6W0l3kJUA:9 a=kMAKiqu5Rp2I0moa1OqVOA==:117 This is a multi-part message in MIME format. ------=_NextPart_000_064A_01CCD432.3A7BFFC0 Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="----=_NextPart_001_064B_01CCD432.3A7BFFC0" ------=_NextPart_001_064B_01CCD432.3A7BFFC0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="Windows-1252" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable http://www.pharmacyweek.com/job_seeker/career/article.asp?article_id=3D13= 999&category_id=3D413&top_category_id=3D413&e=3D404&etp=3D0 11 Fears That Are Holding You Back by Eldonna Lewis-Fernandez Published: 1/15/2012 PharmacyWeek Vol. XXI - Issue 3 It=92s been said that FEAR stands for =93Forget Everything And Run.=94 = It=92s that uncomfortable, disconcerting feeling that causes us to take = a back seat in our own life and prevents us from proactively moving = forward to reach our goals and aspirations. Instead of facing a = personal, business or workplace situation head on and taking control of = the proverbial handlebars of life, fear causes us to turn the other way, = freeze in our tracks, or poke our head in the sand. =20 =20 One way to counteract fear=92s adverse impact on your life and career is = to recognize the type of fear that might be defining you and driving = your actions =96 or lack thereof. In fact, there are many =93types=94 = of fears that will prevent you from achieving in both your personal and = professional life. Recognizing the specific fears that are be holding = you back is the critical first step toward breaking free of the = emotional paralysis and living a more carefree, uninhibited life. As the = saying goes, =93No guts, no glory.=94 =20 Below are 11 common fears that hold people back from that which they = desire both personally and professionally: =20 1. Fear of Success =96 This is actually a fear of achieving your dreams = and standing out. Fear of the attention you will receive should you = actually realize success. Yes, people might look at you, and talk about = you, which can make you feel self-conscious. Sometimes, it=92s the fear = of taking the steps necessary to work toward your goal, or knowing what = to do first when all seems daunting at the onset. We all have things we = want to achieve in life but, by giving into this particular fear, you = lose faith in yourself and your abilities, and also faith in those who = truly have your best interest at heart and want to see you succeed. = And, remember that even baby steps are forward momentum. =20 2. Fear of Leading =96 With leadership comes responsibility, and many = are afraid of being responsible for an outcome that impacts not only = themselves, but also the people they are guiding. Many with this fear = worry and wonder, =93What if I lead them the wrong way?=94 This is where = you need to trust your intuition to guide you and have faith that you = will make the right decisions =96 the same faith others have instilled = in you so they may follow. Letting go of the outcome and its various = possible impacts brings freedom and, with it, releases you from fearing = the unknown. It allows you to trust your leadership skills and be an = example for others. =20 3. Fear of Speaking =96 Many people fear public speaking more than any = other activity. Speaking requires a palpable level of confidence and = ability. In our lives and careers, we are sometimes required to present = thoughts and ideas to others. Whether it is ideas at a school PTA = meeting, a speech at a wedding or funeral, a briefing during a staff = meeting or a full-scale conference keynote, it=92s all public speaking. = Being a confident speaker requires training, not talent. Master this = skill and you will command the attention and respect that you deserve = and the successes will ensue. =20 4. Fear of Encroachment =96 Many women and men today are working in = fields that were once traditionally a gender-specific field, such as the = military, manufacturing, construction, automotive, nursing, fashion and = beauty, culinary arts, etc. Working in an environment with a = gender-based stereotype has its own challenges and requires a high level = of confidence in your abilities and a strong voice to be heard, and even = supported, among others who may not regard you as a peer. If your = desires are unconventional or non-traditional - or simply go against = what is expected of you by family members or friends =96 dig deep and = stay true to who you are and what you want out of life. You don=92t have = to be loud and aggressive; just be unwavering in your vision and = persevere. =20 5. Fear of Power =96 Power is your proverbial fuel source =96 where = your inner strength emanates from, your passions burn bright. It=92s the = juice that allows you to keep going in the face of adversity. Without = power, you simply cannot move forward amid life=92s seemingly endless = road blocks. For all of its importance, power is simply a mindset =96 a = genuine, heartfelt belief that you can do anything you set your mind to. = Period. If you aren=92t tapping into your authentic power, take some = time to dig deep and cultivate it. It=92s there and fully available for = you to use, and it=92s ready to make your dreams come true. Start small, = achieve, and savor it. Then confidently aim a little higher, achieve and = revel in it. Before long, you=92ll be powerful enough to shoot for the = stars. =20 6. Fear of Inadequacy =96 Feelings of inadequacy can come from inherent = low self-esteem or past negative life experiences. If someone has told = you that you couldn=92t do something or shamed you into believing you = weren=92t capable of doing something =93well enough,=94 you may carry = that feeling of ineptitude and not even realize it. This subconscious = stronghold can be truly debilitating. The best defense against a fear = of inadequacy is to learn and master the specific skill, subject or = activity in question and, in doing so, you will become self-assured in = your execution. If it=92s more about fundamental self esteem, seek out = the emotional support to help you value and believe in your own = capabilities. =20 7. Fear of Failure =96 All too often we stop short of attempting = something new for fear we might embarrass our self or, worse, fail all = together. Any given undertaking has the possibility of resulting in = failure, which is never a desirable or welcome outcome. But, when = facing something new, a fear of failure can be amplified as anxiety, = nerves, and our =93fight or flight=94 instinct kicks in. These intense = feelings can cause us to put our aspirations on the shelf where they can = languish in perpetuity. Mary Kay Ash perhaps said it best: =93Fail = forward to success.=94 Indeed, failure is part of the road toward = success and should not be feared but embraced as an opportunity for = growth. =20 =20 8. Fear of Compromising Integrity =96 Integrity means doing the right = thing even when no one is looking or will ultimately know. Many fear = that, in order to be successful in a career, we have to compromise our = integrity and go against what we believe to be right. Overcoming this = concern requires nothing more than establishing a specific set of = boundaries within yourself and knowing exactly where and when you will = draw the line =96 and sticking steadfast to that plan of action. It=92s = a commitment to making belief-based decisions in all aspects of your = life so that, when success is realized, there is no guilt or angst = involved about how that success manifested. It=92s important to = recognize that you CAN be successful while adhering to your personal = value system.=20 =20 9. Fear of Vulnerability =96 While it can be uncomfortable and downright = scary to open your self up and expose your true inner self and your = ideas and aspirations to others of importance in your life, doing so can = be cathartic - and a true turning point in effecting positive change. = Letting down your guard takes courage and strength, and allowing = yourself to be vulnerable can help you better relate with people on a = more intimate and personal level.=20 =20 10. Fear of Being Alone =96 Many people stay in abusive relationships = or negative career situations because they are afraid of being alone, = breaking away from the pack, or being isolated from a situation and = people they once valued. It=92s impossible to be completely content in = life if you are uncomfortable being by yourself, or if your positive = frame-of-mind is contingent on anyone or any thing else - whether = personal relationships or professional affiliations. Such co-dependency = allows your attempts at happiness and success to be controlled by = external third parties, which will rarely bear optimal results. =20 11. Fear of Appearing Selfish =96 For some, it feels selfish to do = anything for themselves so, instead, they do for everybody else and = either burn out, harbor feelings of resentment, or both. To neglect = your own needs and focus solely on those of others can make you feel = overwhelmed, stressed out, under pressure and weighed down. Often, it = can be difficult to find a way out of this quagmire once people have = developed expectations and have come to depend on you =96 and you=92re = not one to disappoint. However, taking care of your needs first is not a = selfish luxury, but rather a psychological imperative to ensure you=92re = emotionally nourished in your own right. Only then should you tend to = the needs of others, which should be in addition to and not in lieu of.=20 =20 The best way to combat any fear is to hit it head on, keep moving = forward and stay focused on achieving your goal. There will always be = obstacles that make reaching your goal seem impossible, and you must be = disciplined and tenacious enough to stay focused and on track toward = your goal. You must also be committed enough to not only make a promise = to yourself, but also see it through even when the going gets tough. = Only then can you keep the fear at bay and hit the fast track toward = success. =20 Eldonna Lewis-Fernandez, an engaging motivational speaker known = internationally as The Pink Biker Chic - a brand developed to empower = individuals to take control of the handlebars of their lives through the = power of PINK: Power, Integrity, Negotiation and Knowledge. Don=92t let = the pink fool you. Retired Air Force Master Sergeant Eldonna = Lewis-Fernandez is a force to be reckoned with. She trains women and = men how to re-think and re-direct their energies for higher performance = and better bottom-line professional and personal decisions. She may be = reached online at www.PinkBikerChic.com.=20 =20 ------=_NextPart_001_064B_01CCD432.3A7BFFC0 Content-Type: text/html; charset="Windows-1252" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable
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11 Fears That Are Holding You Back by = Eldonna=20 Lewis-Fernandez
Published: 1/15/2012
PharmacyWeek Vol.=20 XXI - Issue 3

It=92s been said that FEAR stands for =93Forget Everything And = Run.=94 It=92s that=20 uncomfortable, disconcerting feeling that causes us to take a back seat = in our=20 own life and prevents us from proactively moving forward to reach our = goals and=20 aspirations. Instead of facing a personal, business or workplace = situation head=20 on and taking control of the proverbial handlebars of life, fear causes = us to=20 turn the other way, freeze in our tracks, or poke our head in the = sand. =20
 
One way to counteract fear=92s adverse impact on your life = and=20 career is to recognize the type of fear that might be defining you and = driving=20 your actions =96 or lack thereof.  In fact, there are many = =93types=94 of fears=20 that will prevent you from achieving in both your personal and = professional=20 life. Recognizing the specific fears that are be holding you back is the = critical first step toward breaking free of the emotional paralysis and = living a=20 more carefree, uninhibited life. As the saying goes, =93No guts, no=20 glory.=94
 
Below are 11 common fears that hold people back = from that=20 which they desire both personally and = professionally:
 
1. =20 Fear of Success =96 This is actually a fear of = achieving your=20 dreams and standing out. Fear of the attention you will receive should = you=20 actually realize success.  Yes, people might look at you, and talk = about=20 you, which can make you feel self-conscious. Sometimes, it=92s the fear = of taking=20 the steps necessary to work toward your goal, or knowing what to do = first when=20 all seems daunting at the onset.  We all have things we want to = achieve in=20 life but, by giving into this particular fear, you lose faith in = yourself and=20 your abilities, and also faith in those who truly have your best = interest at=20 heart and want to see you succeed.  And, remember that even baby = steps are=20 forward momentum.
 
2.  Fear of Leading = =96 With=20 leadership comes responsibility, and many are afraid of being = responsible for an=20 outcome that impacts not only themselves, but also the people they are = guiding.=20 Many with this fear worry and wonder, =93What if I lead them the wrong = way?=94 This=20 is where you need to trust your intuition to guide you and have faith = that you=20 will make the right decisions =96 the same faith others have instilled = in you so=20 they may follow.  Letting go of the outcome and its various = possible=20 impacts brings freedom and, with it, releases you from fearing the=20 unknown.  It allows you to trust your leadership skills and be an = example=20 for others.
 
3.  Fear of Speaking =96 = Many=20 people fear public speaking more than any other activity.  Speaking = requires a palpable level of confidence and ability. In our lives and = careers,=20 we are sometimes required to present thoughts and ideas to others.  = Whether=20 it is ideas at a school PTA meeting, a speech at a wedding or funeral, a = briefing during a staff meeting or a full-scale conference keynote, = it=92s all=20 public speaking. Being a confident speaker requires training, not = talent. =20 Master this skill and you will command the attention and respect that = you=20 deserve and the successes will ensue.
 
4.  Fear = of=20 Encroachment =96 Many women and men today are working in fields = that were=20 once traditionally a gender-specific field, such as the military, = manufacturing,=20 construction, automotive, nursing, fashion and beauty, culinary arts, = etc.=20 Working in an environment with a gender-based stereotype has its own = challenges=20 and requires a high level of confidence in your abilities and a strong = voice to=20 be heard, and even supported, among others who may not regard you as a=20 peer.  If your desires are unconventional or non-traditional - or = simply go=20 against what is expected of you by family members or friends =96 dig = deep and stay=20 true to who you are and what you want out of life. You don=92t have to = be loud and=20 aggressive; just be unwavering in your vision and=20 persevere.
 
5.  Fear of Power =96 = Power is your=20 proverbial fuel source =96 where your inner strength emanates from, your = passions=20 burn bright. It=92s the juice that allows you to keep going in the face = of=20 adversity. Without power, you simply cannot move forward amid life=92s = seemingly=20 endless road blocks. For all of its importance, power is simply a = mindset =96 a=20 genuine, heartfelt belief that you can do anything you set your mind to. = Period.=20 If you aren=92t tapping into your authentic power, take some time to dig = deep and=20 cultivate it. It=92s there and fully available for you to use, and = it=92s ready to=20 make your dreams come true. Start small, achieve, and savor it. Then = confidently=20 aim a little higher, achieve and revel in it. Before long, you=92ll be = powerful=20 enough to shoot for the stars.
 
6.  Fear of=20 Inadequacy =96 Feelings of inadequacy can come from inherent = low=20 self-esteem or past negative life experiences.  If someone has told = you=20 that you couldn=92t do something or shamed you into believing you = weren=92t capable=20 of doing something =93well enough,=94 you may carry that feeling of = ineptitude and=20 not even realize it.  This subconscious stronghold can be truly=20 debilitating.  The best defense against a fear of inadequacy is to = learn=20 and master the specific skill, subject or activity in question and, in = doing so,=20 you will become self-assured in your execution.  If it=92s more = about=20 fundamental self esteem, seek out the emotional support to help you = value and=20 believe in your own capabilities.
 
7.  Fear of=20 Failure =96 All too often we stop short of attempting something = new for=20 fear we might embarrass our self or, worse, fail all together. Any given = undertaking has the possibility of resulting in failure, which is never = a=20 desirable or welcome outcome.  But, when facing something new, a = fear of=20 failure can be amplified as anxiety, nerves, and our =93fight or = flight=94 instinct=20 kicks in.  These intense feelings can cause us to put our = aspirations on=20 the shelf where they can languish in perpetuity.  Mary Kay Ash = perhaps said=20 it best: =93Fail forward to success.=94 Indeed, failure is part of the = road toward=20 success and should not be feared but embraced as an opportunity for=20 growth. 
 
8.  Fear of Compromising=20 Integrity =96 Integrity means doing the right thing even when = no one is=20 looking or will ultimately know.  Many fear that, in order to be = successful=20 in a career, we have to compromise our integrity and go against what we = believe=20 to be right. Overcoming this concern requires nothing more than = establishing a=20 specific set of boundaries within yourself and knowing exactly where and = when=20 you will draw the line =96 and sticking steadfast to that plan of = action. It=92s a=20 commitment to making belief-based decisions in all aspects of your life = so that,=20 when success is realized, there is no guilt or angst involved about how = that=20 success manifested.  It=92s important to recognize that you CAN be = successful=20 while adhering to your personal value system.
 
9. = Fear of=20 Vulnerability =96 While it can be uncomfortable and downright = scary to=20 open your self up and expose your true inner self and your ideas and = aspirations=20 to others of importance in your life, doing so can be cathartic - and a = true=20 turning point in effecting positive change.  Letting down your = guard takes=20 courage and strength, and allowing yourself to be vulnerable can help = you better=20 relate with people on a more intimate and personal level.=20
 
10.  Fear of Being Alone =96 Many = people stay=20 in abusive relationships or negative career situations because they are = afraid=20 of being alone, breaking away from the pack, or being isolated from a = situation=20 and people they once valued. It=92s impossible to be completely content = in life if=20 you are uncomfortable being by yourself, or if your positive = frame-of-mind is=20 contingent on anyone or any thing else - whether personal relationships = or=20 professional affiliations.  Such co-dependency allows your attempts = at=20 happiness and success to be controlled by external third parties, which = will=20 rarely bear optimal results.
 
11. Fear of Appearing=20 Selfish =96 For some, it feels selfish to do anything for = themselves so,=20 instead, they do for everybody else and either burn out, harbor feelings = of=20 resentment, or both.  To neglect your own needs and focus solely on = those=20 of others can make you feel overwhelmed, stressed out, under pressure = and=20 weighed down. Often, it can be difficult to find a way out of this = quagmire once=20 people have developed expectations and have come to depend on you =96 = and you=92re=20 not one to disappoint. However, taking care of your needs first is not a = selfish=20 luxury, but rather a psychological imperative to ensure you=92re = emotionally=20 nourished in your own right. Only then should you tend to the needs of = others,=20 which should be in addition to and not in lieu of.
 
The = best way to=20 combat any fear is to hit it head on, keep moving forward and stay = focused on=20 achieving your goal.  There will always be obstacles that make = reaching=20 your goal seem impossible, and you must be disciplined and tenacious = enough to=20 stay focused and on track toward your goal. You must also be committed = enough to=20 not only make a promise to yourself, but also see it through even when = the going=20 gets tough. Only then can you keep the fear at bay and hit the fast = track toward=20 success.
 
Eldonna Lewis-Fernandez, an engaging motivational = speaker=20 known internationally as The Pink Biker Chic - a brand developed to = empower=20 individuals to take control of the handlebars of their lives through the = power=20 of PINK: Power, Integrity, Negotiation and Knowledge. Don=92t let the = pink fool=20 you.  Retired Air Force Master Sergeant Eldonna Lewis-Fernandez is = a force=20 to be reckoned with.  She trains women and men how to re-think and=20 re-direct their energies for higher performance and better bottom-line=20 professional and personal decisions. She may be reached online at www.PinkBikerChic.com. =
 


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