How to Prevent Tiny Fears From Causing Huge Regrets
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How to Harness the Power of “YET”
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How to Harness the Power of “Yet”
If we don’t know how to do something, that’s the BEGINNING, not the end of the game. We just don’t know — YET.
The word “yet” is one of life’s most beautiful contrasts. It expresses humility by acknowledging that there is something we value, but have not attained.
Simultaneously, it expresses confidence. It is the proclamation that although we have not attained it – it will in fact be ours.
It’s the basis of our belief that something not currently achieved, is achievable. Claiming our “yet” propels our faith, motivation and confidence. (more…)
4 Reasons You Shouldn’t “Conquer” Fear
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“Conquer fear!” “Overcome Fear!” “No Fear!”
It feels like the impossible battle cry doesn’t it? Lets flip the lens around for a minute. Maybe we’re being a little too harsh on fear.
Is there a better alternative than constantly thinking of fear as an enemy to be destroyed or overcome?
I don’t think the problem is that we experience fear. The problem is, we’re not in the habit of utilizing fear as an asset or tool that can be useful when needed, and set aside when its not.
We too often put fear to work in situations where it’s not serving our current need. It’s often like using a cannon to cut a wedding cake. Messy!
We would be well served in remembering that there are only TWO fears that we are actually born with. The fear of falling, and the fear of loud noises. All of our other fears come from things we’ve “learned.” And you already know that everything we “learn” isn’t necessarily true. (more…)