Live Fearlessly with Rhonda Britten

This episode of "Get Your Fill" features the incredible Rhonda Britten, Emmy Award winner, repeat Oprah guest, and"America's Favorite Life Coach." Rhonda bravely shares the deeply personal and tragic story that became the unlikely seed of her destiny: witnessing the murder of her mother and the suicide of her father at just 14 years old. This formative trauma led her down a path of self-destruction untila third suicide attempt became her turning point. Realizing she was meant to live, Rhonda embarked on a profound journey of self-discovery, meticulously developing the "Wheel of Fear" and "Wheel of Freedom" technologies that ultimately saved her own life. Rhonda illuminates the pervasive nature of fear, explainingthat it's wired into our neurobiology to keep us "safe," often at the expense of our happiness and purpose. She reveals that most people misidentify their problems as character flaws (like procrastination or people-pleasing) when they are, in fact, mere "fear responses" – symptoms indicatingthat a deeper, hidden fear has been activated. Through her "Fear Buster" exercises and the "Wheel of Fear" system, Rhonda guides listeners to uncover their true core fear, often something unexpected and deeply buried since childhood, and then leverage their "Wheel of Freedom" – a hidden part of themselves – to move towards wholeness and a fearless life. Don't miss this transformative conversation where Rhondaemphasizes that understanding and naming your core fear is the critical first step to disarming its power. She challenges the notion that all fears are physical, highlighting the pervasive impact of emotional fears that silently dictate our lives. Whether you're struggling with feeling "not goodenough," or simply curious about mastering your inner landscape, Rhonda offers practical, actionable ways to identify your unique "Wheel of Fear" and embark on your own liberating journey to fearless living. Watch the video: https://youtu.be/x_VmT-YLmw8 Connect with Rhonda: FearlessLiving.org/risk