The fear of failure doesn't make you more successful, it severely holds you back. It makes you unwilling to take chances, leave situations that you don't want to be in, or change your circumstances.  Failure isn't a finality, it's a learning opportunity. It is your life telling you what is and isn't working. Honoring it and adjusting accordingly is essential to thriving.

Fear Of Failure

Sometimes, to have a better future instead of adding or following more new things, you must have to give up or sacrifice some of them. There are some things that are not needed and it makes you move in the wrong direction sometimes, so by sacrificing all of them, you will definitely lead a successful life.The only thing standing in your way towards happiness is you; no one else is allowed to set up limits for you but you, nor there should be. No matter how old you are, or where you live, you deserve to be happy it’s simpleHere’s A List Of 9 Things You Must Give Up To Have A Better Future

Things You Must Give Up To Have Better Future

Negative thoughts will not serve you anything positive. They will just fulfill your self-doubt, keep your mood feeling low and knock your confidence back rather than achieving great things. And don’t get confused with negative feelings because they can definitely be useful in the power of emotions. Negative emotions can help us make positive actions, but negative thoughts just hold us back and keep our minds full of doubt. Just remember, there is a difference between negative thoughts and negative emotions.

Negative Thought And Self Talk

You are unconsciously sabotaging your progress when you indulge in negativity. Your journey to success starts the moment you condition your brain to believe this is where you want to go. If you continue to believe otherwise, then you shouldn’t expect success to follow through. Rather than being your own worst enemy, get yourself in a good mood by cultivating positive thoughts that will inspire you to continue reaching for your goals.

Self Doubt

You’re in no hurry. There’s enough time for everything, and nothing will pass you by if you stop and think for a second. Sure, it’s important to allow yourself to be spontaneous and crazy every now and then, but most of your decisions should have a clear process of thinking standing behind them, so you always know why you decided to do something and which consequences you may expect. Every time you’re faced with a choice, remember to breathe in and take some time to find out what option will be good for you.

Hastily Made Choices

It doesn’t really matter if you’re chasing someone because you want to be their friend, or you want to get romantically involved with them, but you need to stop that right now. If a certain person doesn’t appreciate you and your efforts enough to give you a chance, things should be quite self-explicatory, they don’t deserve you!

Chasing Wrong People

When you start to judge someone for what you hate, you are doing it because there is a part of them that is also a part of you. So the more you judge them, the more you are eating into the part that you dislike about yourself. The next time you feel like making a judgment, stop, realize what you are doing and learn to let go. Give up your fear of judgment but not judging others and working on what you dislike about yourself.

It is a jungle out there. Everyone is clamoring to be noticed, to be ahead, to become game-changers. Hence, people will not baby-talk you all the way. You have to prove yourself through hard work without expecting that everyone will believe in and compliment you. Quit doing things for the sake of others’ appreciation do them because they are needed to fulfill your vision.

People Pleasing

It's okay to want to explain why you aren't where you want to be. But you also have to realize that justifying it won't get you there any faster. In life, you either do or you don't.  You either waste time placating yourself into stagnancy, or you get honest about where you are and make a change. The validity of your excuses only serves to make you temporarily feel better about why you aren't doing what you know you want and need to be.

1. Excuses

Your anger? It's telling you where you feel powerless. Your anxiety? It's telling you that something in your life is off-balance. Your fear? It's telling you what you care about. Your apathy? It's telling you where you're overextended and burnt out. Your feelings aren't random, they are messengers. And if you want to get anywhere, you need to be able to let them speak to you, and tell you what you really need.

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