Lead Without Fear: Mindful Choices to Stamp Out Doubt

“The only thing we have to fear is fear itself.”

Anyone who’s only faintly familiar with American history will recognize this quote from Franklin Roosevelt’s first inaugural address.

That confident assertion was in the very first paragraph of his 1,916-word speech. It became a rallying cry for a nation dealing with economic depression, war, and a multitude of other struggles.

It’s been said that the fears we don’t face become our limits. That’s certainly the view of consultant and bestselling au...