Romain Muhammad

What Are You So Afraid Of? (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Fear is one of the most universal yet unspoken forces shaping our lives. It tells us to stay safe, to shrink, to keep silent. It wears the mask of caution, ambition, or perfectionism, but underneath it all lies the same question: What are you so afraid of?

This book is not about eliminating fear - it is about facing it head-on. Too often we wait for the "right moment": the extra qualification, the perfect plan, the elusive sense of readiness. But readiness never arrives. Fear thrives on delay, convincing us that staying small is safer than being seen.

In What Are You So Afraid Of?, Romain Muhammad unpacks how fear is planted in us - by family histories, by culture and institutions, by classrooms and workplaces - and how it quietly travels across generations. Drawing on lived experience, historical insight, and psychology, he reveals how fear persuades us to trade authenticity for acceptance, and belonging for silence.

But this is also a book of reclamation. Through powerful personal stories, reflective exercises, and practical strategies, Muhammad shows how fear can be recognised, disrupted, and ultimately transformed into courage.

Whether you have swallowed words you wanted to say, hidden parts of yourself to fit in, or delayed dreams waiting for "the right time", this book is your invitation to stop waiting. It is both a mirror and a map: a guide to reclaiming your voice, your courage, and your freedom to live without compromise.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Romain Muhammad Limited
• Seitenzahl: 117
• Erscheinungstermin: 17. September 2025
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781836889526
• Artikelnr.: 75475423

Autorenporträt

Romain Muhammad is an award-winning diversity and culture expert, leadership coach, career consultant, public speaker, and author. He is the founder of Diversify World, a global consultancy helping organisations build diverse teams and inclusive cultures where people can thrive without compromise. A consultant who has worked with hundreds of companies, and someone who has taught and coached thousands of people across industries, sectors, and continents, Romain brings a depth of insight shaped by lived experience, research, and real-world impact.He is also a writer and social commentator, using his platform to challenge systemic inequality, reimagine leadership, and spark bold conversations about identity, belonging, and the future of work. Recognised for his expertise in DEI - particularly anti-racism, social and cultural systems, class and social mobility, and diaspora and migration - he has been featured across national media as a representative and spokesperson for marginalised communities. He is widely respected as a thought leader whose commentary on race, culture, and society has shaped discourse across industries.Currently conducting postgraduate research at Birkbeck, University of London, Romain explores race, racism, culture, ethnicity, and diaspora in post-war Britain. He is also a Research Fellow of the Royal Historical Society. His academic grounding strengthens his practical work with organisations across technology, finance, government, and education, where he regularly advises on workplace culture, mental health, identity, belonging, imposter syndrome, psychological safety, and leadership transformation.At the core of all his work is a clear mission: to help people and organisations unlearn limiting systems and reclaim confidence, authenticity, and leadership.