“I made a column of all the worst things that could happen… then a column for how to minimize each… then a column for how to get back quickly”

Tim Ferriss · Tony Robbins Podcast Daily · Engaging Titans | Tony Robbins Podcast

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Created a "fear setting" worksheet: listed worst-case outcomes, mitigation actions for each, and recovery steps to get back on track

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