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The First Step Is Always The Hardest
“The only thing we have to fear is fear itself” - Franklin D. Roosevelt
Taking the first step means going towards a different place. Somewhere new, where things may not go as we planned or expected. Taking the first step means exposing ourselves to failure and rejection.
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Key Takeaways PT. 1
“We control our thoughts and our mind is a powerful tool in which we can use to our advantage. ” - Anonymous
- Fear keeps us comfortable with where we are at, get out of our comfort zone.
- It’s easier to stay in our routine because we know what to expect...
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Key Takeaways PT. 2
- 99% of the world are consumers while we make up the 1% of creators, we’re bound to get judged and that’s okay.
- Failure is only final if we don’t try or give up.
- Don’t let the mindset of “More success = More problems”
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About What We Mostly Fear
Fear is much more complex as there are different varieties that hold us back. Most people hold themselves back due to the fear of:
- The unknown
- Commitment
- Putting themselves out there
- Failing
- Actually succeeding
- Not being perfect immediately
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The Fear of Taking the First Step
The fear of taking the first step is the main thing that sabotages our dreams, both big and small. It’s precisely in that first step where most people get stuck because fear takes a hold of us. However, if we get going, then our fears will magically dissolve. As ...
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The G.R.A.C.E. Practice
The practice was created by a Buddhist teacher named Roshi Joan Halifax. Many people are adopting this practice because it helps us guide ourselves and support ourselves in any given situation.
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