(ITA) 5 Ways To Turn Fear Into Fuel

Editor’s note: This is a guest post from Jonathan Fields, author of Uncertainty: Turning Fear and Doubt Into Fuel for Brilliance.

Uncertainty. It’s a terrifying word.

Living with it, dangling over your head like the sword of Damocles, ⁵day in day out, is enough to send anyone spiraling into a state of anxiety, fear and paralysis.

¹¹Like it or not, though, uncertainty is the new normal. We live in a time where the world is in a state of constant, long-term flux. And, that’s not all. If you want to spend your time on the planet not just ⁶getting-by, but consistently creating art, experiences, businesses and lives that truly matter, you’ll need to proactively ⁷seek out, invite and even deliberately amplify uncertainty. Because the other side of uncertainty is opportunity.

Nothing great was ever created by waiting around for someone to tell you it’s all going to be okay or for perfect information to drop from the sky. Doesn’t happen that way. Great work requires you to act in the face of uncertainty, to live in the question long enough for your true potential to emerge. There is no alternative.

¹When you find the strength to act in the face of uncertainty, you till the soil of genius.

²Problem is, that kills most people. It leads to unease, anxiety, fear and doubt on a level that snuffs out most genuinely meaningful and potentially revolutionary endeavors before they even see the light of day. Not because they wouldn’t have succeeded, but because you never equipped yourself to ⁸handle and even harness the emotional energy of the journey.

But, what if it didn’t have to be that way?

What if there was a way to turn the fear, anxiety and self-doubt that rides along with acting in the face of uncertainty—⁴the head-to-toe butterflies—into fuel for brilliance?

¹⁰Turns out, there is. ³Your ability to lean into the unknown isn’t so much about luck or genetics, rather it’s something entirely trainable. I’ve spent the past few years interviewing world-class creators across a wide range of fields and ⁹pouring over research that spans neuroscience, decision-theory, psychology, creativity and business.

Through this work, a collection of patterns, practices and strategies have emerged that not only turbocharge insight, creativity, innovation and problem-solving, but also help ameliorate so much of the suffering so often associated with the pursuit of any creative quest.

Fonte: http://zenhabits.net/fearfuel. Acesso em 07/12/2011. Texto adaptado.  

Escolha a opção que apresenta a mesma ideia da afirmação a seguir: “Your ability to lean into the unknown isn’t so much about luck or genetics, rather it’s something entirely trainable” (ref. 3). 

(ESPCEX) O elemento da segunda linha e terceira coluna da matriz inversa da matriz  é: 

(UECE) La frase: “Anoche __________ con Isabel” se completa correctamente con la siguiente forma verbal:

O esquema a seguir representa uma sequência reacional praticada por um aluno de química em uma aula prática na universidade. O aluno observou que produção do composto B formava como subproduto uma substância gasosa, que a solução C apresentava pH neutro e que o composto E era um sólido precipitado.

Após a análise das observações feitas pelo aluno é possível inferir que o meio F é

TEXTO I

“Operação Condor”

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TEXTO II

Durante a Guerra Fria, os países do Cone sul da América promoveram conferências de inteligência, espionagem conjunta, troca de prisioneiros e outras ações que extrapolaram as fronteiras. O terrorismo de Estado foi praticado em escala internacional, possibilitado pela aliança supranacional de países sul-americanos e apoio incondicional do governo norte-americano.

Disponível em: https://seer.ufrgs.br. Acesso em: 16 out. 2020 (adaptado). VOT 2020.

Os textos fazem referência às práticas dos regimes ditatoriais que existiram na América Latina no contexto da Guerra Fria. As práticas citadas tinham o objetivo de