Words are powerful, but sometimes they are even more powerful when the person expressing them has proved over and over again how important were those ideas throughout his/her life. Because of this, I watch many YouTube videos and I recommend this to everybody because it’s a great way to surround yourself with the mindset you need in your life.
Since fear is so powerful and it is a blocker in our evolution so many times, there will always be discussions regarding it and there will be suggestions to overcome it. The below five ways are used and described by the people who successfully managed to overcome their fears.
- Focus on the outcome (Les Brown)
- Figure out the “WHY” (Tony Robbins)
- Define your fears (Tim Ferriss)
- Tell yourself “I can do it!” (Brian Tracy)
- Face your fear (Eric Thomas)
Have you ever tried any of these? If so, what was the impact?
Great points by all! Fear definitely seems to be at the root of “I can’t do!”
Yes, it is! Thank you for reading!
Fear is that enemy who destroy us from inside. Nice post .thanks for sharing.
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Love this!
Thank you for sharing
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I tried finding “why” without any answer. Impact was cowardice and fearful people.
“I can do it” I tried it and succeeded without any negative impact.
Keep trying…
That’s awesome!
My fear somehow always end up realistic which I really don’t know why.
Maybe it seems realistic, but is it really? If you think about the past, how many times did those fears turned into reality?
Right now I just remember one
This is just what I needed!!
That’s great! Thank you for reading! 😀
I’m fearful of speaking to beautiful white women with the intention of dating them. Fearful of the phrase said or unsaid, “MY DAD, MY FRIENDS, WOULD KILL ME IF I DATED A BLACK MAN!”
This is interesting. If you are already thinking this, wouldn’t be better to test the hypothesis? In the worst case scenario, you’ll find out what you’ve already been thinking. But there also is an alternative, isn’t it? Things might go great, but you won;t find out until you try.