Walking with Death: The Power of Being Fearless | Ep. 2
What if your greatest fear wasn’t a weakness, but your sharpest weapon? In this episode of The Bold Path: Decoded, we walk with death, not to glorify it, but to use it as a strategy for fearless living.
From the Stoic practice of memento mori to Viktor Frankl’s survival in Auschwitz, from Steve Jobs’ daily mirror test to the psychology of Terror Management Theory, we uncover how facing mortality head-on can strip away fear, sharpen clarity, and fuel bold action.
You’ll learn:
- Why remembering death is the fastest way to cut through fear and procrastination
- Stoic exercises to reframe risk and build courage
- Existential insights from Frankl, Becker, and modern psychology
- How to turn fear into fuel and live antifragile
This isn’t about morbidity. It’s about freedom. The clarity that comes when nothing trivial matters anymore. The strategy of walking with death to live without regret.
If you’ve ever feared failure, rejection, or regret—this episode will give you a new lens to see fear as strategy, not an obstacle.
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