The fear of failure
Your life, like everyone else, will not go exactly as planned. There are just some things out of your control.
However, practice identifying the things you can control in your journey and focus on them.
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The first thing people fear is not being skilled enough.
Once you admit the fear of inadequacy, you will begin to see what you need to do to step out and tackle that fear.
There is a fix to being afraid of the unknown.
Anticipating what will happen in the future is a strength that can be developed. Vision will keep you moving forward regardless of your fears.
Rejection will come. But if you live your life with passion and put in the work, you should be most satisfied with giving life your all.
FOMO can cripple your success. It keeps you focused on what every other person in the world is doing, rather than on the people right in front of you.
You can fight this fear by slowing down and focusing on the people you come in contact with every single day.
We must learn to be content with life’s shifts if we are to find inner peace and passion.
Life is ever-changing, but this should also remind us of the need to take life as it comes, one day at a time.
This fear can be helpful, but only in moderation.
There are key areas of life that we can and should control, like our schedules, our self-perception and the words we speak, but there are things in life that are outside our control.
It’s common to grow weary of the feeling of judgement from peers or managers.
Instead of being afraid about what others think, embrace your personal story. That is what makes you unique.
The anxiety that comes from worry doesn’t bring success into your life any faster.
If you are in the midst of tragedy, remember that restoration will eventually come.
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