Facing Your Dragons with Brad Axelrad and Guest Host Jewels Edwards

Mythologist Joseph Campbell said every hero must eventually face their dragon, and Brad has thoughtfully visualized 5 different dragons we all face both in our personal and professional lives. "Find Your Fear — Find out what is stopping you from creating the business and life you want. Face Your Fear — Face the thing that is stopping you and get in touch with it. Use Your Fear — Leverage the fear and realize it is your greatest power. Say yes to it!" Learn more at www.FaceYourDragon.com🎙️We’re doing our best—and we invite you to do your best—to Choose Love and Be Good Humans. 💕🌎 ~ #AwakeningCodeRadio

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