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Summary of Ruth Soukup's Do It Scared
- Narrated by: Debra Smith
- Length: 24 mins
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Sample key takeaways from Chapter One:
- Every person has fears. These fears can be categorized into seven main fear archetypes: the Procrastinator, the Rule Follower, the People Pleaser, the Outcast, the Self-Doubter, the Excuse Maker, and the Pessimist.
- The Procrastinator, also known as the perfectionist, struggles with the fear of making a mistake. Procrastinators can have fear of commitment or fear of getting started in the first place. This is the most common fear prototype.
- Procrastinators are very good at tasks that require high attention to details and lots of organization. In general, their thoroughness results in few errors and better end results. They are good at creating and organizing systems.
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