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elib.tech exclusive – please keep this in elib.tech – thanks Steve Chandler – Fearless: Creating the Courage to Change the Things You CanWhy is it that fear is the culprit behind every human dysfunction? How to release every kind of fear you can imagine, from money fear, to relationship fear to fear of death. How to access the natural creative courage inside every human being. How to create the life you want fearlessly, instead of living a life of cowering, and trying to live up to other people’s expectations. How to relax and be at peace. How to create what you want without worrying about others’ judgments of you. Jim Manton, Author of “The Secret of Transitions” says, “When I read this book something magical happened. Page by page, my ind released those old habitual thoughts. My spirit lightened and lifted. It was a mindshift, and I didn’t even see it coming. I was guided to a higher state of consciousness with Steve Chandler’s graceful humor, creativity, and courage.” Review by Richard Blake: “A perception, a word, an idea, can change fear to courage. Steve Chandler clearly points the way for the reader to make this transition, this transformation in his book “Fearless: Creating the Courage to Change the Things You Can.” The book’s short chapters are filled with illustrations, keys, hints, and instructions that left me as a reader with many “aha” moments. I found myself reading a few pages, assimilating them, reading them again to digest the potent powerful keys to replace fear with courage, reacting to creating, and the fear of insecurity to excitement. Chandler has a gift for telling and choosing stories that illustrate stepping out in courage to serve others. I found the book “unputdownable” as I read of a 93 year old newly widowed author writing his memoirs and a publisher who couldn’t put the book down. I went right on to the next story of compassion and community which brought a missing daughter home to her father. Steve points out that, “Being bold and focused is what creates energy.” This means I must make a fearless decision to do exactly what I want to do. An important principle I am trying to incorporate in my life is a revamping of my appointment calendar to include exercise, meditation, and planning, actually scheduling a time for my own personal creativity. I am looking forward to discovering and cultivating the power of solitude. I have read five of Steve’s books previously but always find a fresh newness in his writing, indicting that he is experiencing the personal growth he speaks of in his books. This integrity is important to me as a reader. Steve has earned a high ranking spot on my list of favorite authors. “