If you're lucky, you have a job that you really enjoy. But even if you love your job, you likely still experience fear in the workplace on occasion. Are you afraid of missing out on a promotion? Working with people who have different agendas? Not being taken seriously as a leader? Getting in trouble for being yourself? Something completely different?
It's completely normal to have some fears related to work. And the good news is that you can overcome them. Get to the root of your fear, and then address it. You might think that's easier said than done-but this month's eZine will show you exactly how to do it.
Our Development Challenge this month will help you focus on achieving small wins, even in the face of fear. We're giving you several resources, which detail how to define your fears, overcome them, and even use them to your advantage. One of our resources also describes how leaders can help their employees past fears and doubts.
This month's feature article is from Tero's president, Rowena Crosbie. She will explain how you can change your emotional state. Remember that fear is just another emotion-and you can choose an object that triggers a positive emotion.
Don't let your fears hold you back. Keep reading, and learn how to face them head on.
How To Overcome Workplace Fears | Your Invisible Toolbox
What could you be afraid of at work?
Immigration, Business and a Bit of Canada with Ro Crosbie
Insight on Business Podcast with Tero CEO Rowena Crosbie.
Virtual Teams: How To Build Trust
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Development Challenge - Achieving Small Wins
Changing Your Emotional State
by Rowena Crosbie, President, Tero
Book of the Month Blog - Can You Imagine Positive Change?
by Rachel Trainum, Marketing And Communications Specialist, Tero
Getting Past 4 Common Workplace Fears
by Glen Llopis
Inspiration - Confront Your Fears
How to Cure Your Employees' Fear, Doubt and Procrastination
by David Finkel
Make Learning A Priority | Your Invisible Toolbox
What have you done to continue growing?
How Fear Helps (and Hurts) Entrepreneurs
by James Hayton and Gabriella Cacciotti
How To Handle Cross-Cultural Misunderstandings
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Why You Should Define Your Fears Instead of Your Goals
Tim Ferriss
Ask Tero - Thinking While Listening
How can I listen better before thinking of what I want to say?
How To Provide Training When You Don't Have Funds
Supplemental grants you should be aware of (if you meet the qualifications).
Overcoming Fear: The Only Way Out is Through
by Noam Shpancer Ph.D.
Rowena Crosibe, President of Tero International was honored with the Immigrant Entrepreneurs Summit (IES) Spirit Award. This award goes to a first generation Immigrant who has demonstrated a lifelong commitment to professional/business excellence and altruistic pursuits. Nominee's accomplishments and contributions have broad and substantial positive impact on the immigrant and larger community.