Freedom From Fear: How to Step Beyond Your Illusory Fears and Realize Your Dreams (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781922093714)

You are a powerful being - believe it, live it!

In this book you'll learn about:

• How your greatest fear can be your greatest teacher
• Finding freedom in creativity
• The intersection of fearless and freedom
• That you are a Powerful Being: How to believe it and live it
• How you cannot fail
• How to achieve your dream by stepping beyond your fears
• How to bring your unique gifts to the world, and find your life purpose
• How to use life's curveballs and challenges as a springboard

Read Freedom From Fear. Read it with an open mind ... and let a new reality unfold for you. It will inspire you to step onto that precipice of illusory fear and use it as a springboard to launch yourself into the unknown, so that you can experience your true FREEDOM.

Vera Culkoff is a practicing Barrister or, according to the American description, a trial lawyer.

She believes:

The power of our thoughts create our belief systems, which in turn create our identities/personalities that shape our lives; and That those thoughts are more-often-than-not hijacked by our illusory fears.

At a recent seminar in Dubai which dealt with these very issues, Vera met medical practitioners, psychotherapists, corporates and entrepreneurs. The doors had clearly opened to many of the "intellectual" sceptics. However, she did not come across another lawyer.

Can a quadriplegic drive a car using only his thoughts and a helmet fitted with technology to capture his brain waves, with a computer in the car programmed to respond to the patterns in his brain created by those thoughts? The answer is yes.

Look up Rodrigo Hubner Mendes. Look up Tan Le, the entrepreneur who is a former Young Australian of the Year and is currently in Silicon Valley. She invented the helmet. Exciting future.

Vera's passion of sharing all she has learnt so that your potholes and your pain may be lessened during your life's journey is greater than any "illusory" fear of how this may impact her career as a barrister.