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Bite of Courage  

Bite of Courage

Author: Mo Vear

Bite of Courage is a podcast about ordinary people aspiring to live their best, most authentic life by overcoming vulnerability and fear. It's about finding our courage and sharing our stories so we can be who we're truly meant to be, and discovering in the process that we're a lot more similar than we are dissimilar.
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Language: en

Genres: Education, Personal Journals, Self-Improvement, Society & Culture

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Chicago Nurse, Alicia Bean, Isolates Fear to Find Joy | Ep #18
Episode 18
Monday, 4 May, 2020

Alicia Bean is one of our country's frontline nurses putting her life at risk in an effort to save lives during the coronavirus pandemic. She is generously blessed with humility, compassion, and determination to care for others and is deferential to courage. Instead of ascribing it to herself, she attributes it to her colleagues, essential workers and volunteers alike. Alicia, who says fear lives in the lizard brain — the part of the brain that triggers our fight or flight response (like the rush to buy toilet paper during a pandemic) — tells us how she isolates fear to find joy. Thank you to Alicia, her colleagues, and all of the selfless people who are risking their lives to make other lives better. You are inspiring hope and spreading joy. Let's make that contagious. Visit BiteOfCourage.com for show notes and available downloads. © 2020 Mo Vear

 

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