“Feel the fear and do it anyway!” ― Susan Jeffers I’m afraid I’ve spent a lot of my life in fear. I’ve lived in fear of failure and sickness. I’ve feared pain and rejection and loss and embarrassment. I’ve lived in fear of change and loneliness, of judgment and criticism. I’ve even lived in fear of heights and the […]
via Feel the Fear — Hannah Jane Nancarrow
Hannah Jane Nancarrow is a San Diego State University alumni, with a B.A. in journalism and new media. After graduating in 2011, Hannah worked in local T.V. news before her dad was diagnosed with terminal brain cancer. Hannah managed and contributed to her dad’s incredibly popular blog (thenancarrowproject.com) and social media platforms before he passed away, after 11 months of bravely battling and blogging. The diagnosis was a catalyst for her own writing and for following each whim and dream. Today, Hannah writes her own blog and has been a keynote speaker at San Diego Women's Week, Relay for Life, and a top fundraiser for cancer-related causes throughout San Diego. Hannah also has a passion for health and fitness, since losing 75 pounds in 2011. She earned her Spinning® and group fitness instructor certifications, and teaches weekly cycle classes in Encinitas, California. Hannah also earned her real estate license and works in the family business, Nancarrow Realty Group, in North County San Diego.
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Hannah this is lovely, thank you so much! Please give my love to you and the family!! Nancy
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You are a beautiful and fantastic girl. I always wanted to express my admiration for your dad and how grateful I was to be able to follow is blog to the very end. He was a really wonderful man.
The book Feel the fear and do it anyway, was a very important book for me. I accomplish important things in my life thanks to the book. In this worl are a lot of people who are paralyze by fear and never dare to go out of thei comfort zone for fear of failure.
Congratulations for all that you have accomplish so far. Keep it up!
Sincerely,
Olga Stebbins
Thank you Olga!