Remember, it’s not the fear which make you drop that opportunity, it’s your perception of fear that made you act the way you did. Imagining what could happen if things go wrong- your perceptions made you go numb!
You were afraid to do it, you avoided. One day you decided to confront it and walk towards it, the fear dissolves. Fear is a choice. We choose to fear certain things just because they don’t fall in our comfort zone.
Feeling fear or anxious when you try doing new things is good because it shows you that you are working out of your comfort zone and you are gonna grow!
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