STEP 1 : MINDSET ADJUSTMENT
Fear of failure is an emotion product of the amygdala which is the part of the brain believed to be “less-evolved” compared to the more rational neocortex
So we need to unlearn old concept of failure and success
Success = If the outcome of a situation is in accordance with our goal or our desire, we call it a success.
Failure =if the outcome of a situation is not what we expect, we call it a failure
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