Fear is a very real thing in the financial business, and how you react to it can make a huge difference. There's a fine line between good fear and bad fear. Good fear can lead you to being educated about what's going on in the markets and being dynamic with your financial plan. Bad fear involves overreacting to things you shouldn't be too concerned and doesn't allow you to live life like you want to. Learn more about that fine line from Dean Barber and Bud Kasper, as they break down the different types of financial fear.

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