Fear of Failure and why we Don't have to be Afraid

We are either getting closer to our goals or further away because… the world around us does not stand still.
If you want to keep up with ALL our new changes all you have to do is click subscribe, so you don’t miss another episode. We post every Thursday to Transform Today and Tomorrow
Music: www.bensound.com
★☆★ SUBSCRIBE KZbin: ★☆★
/ necessity4failure sub_confirmation=1
★☆★ FOLLOW ME BELOW: ★☆★
Connie Lynne’s Website: www.Connielynne.net
★☆★ KZbin CHANNEL: ★☆★
/ connielynnesuccess
★☆★ LINKEDIN: ★☆★
/ connielynne
★☆★ FACEBOOK: ★☆★
/ connielynne.net
Fear of failure holds us back from trying new things, especially when we think things need to turn out perfectly. (Which is really at the root of Fear of Failure).
I feel very qualified to speak about this because even though I have spent years studying, learning, and working through my own perceived failures, I still find myself trying to hide from failure.
Fear of failure is really Fear of not being enough: Fear of disappointing people, Fear of the unknown. Fear of failure keeps us stuck in situations that we no longer want to be in.
Fear of failure is dysfunctional because it is abstract, it grows in the dark recesses of our mind. Fear of failure keeps us from our full potential. It confines us in our comfort zone (even when our comfort zone is uncomfortable).
The crazy thing about failure is that failure isn’t all bad. Failure is actually good. Failure is how really successful people get successful. Going through the process of trial and error, making lots of mistakes, learning from their failures, all the while, growing through the struggles and adversities. Successful people still fail, but they don’t stop there, they keep going till they succeed.
I’m sure you’ve done this. Think of a time when you wanted something so badly that you kept trying, kept failing, kept with it, kept failing forward as you moved towards what you wanted.
Your encounter with failure probably led you to some very positive changes in your life. What happened through the failure process is that you learned something, gained some new insights, maybe came out with a new skill set. You grew as a direct result of going through the trial and error process.
That’s how we all learn. No one’s perfect. Keep moving forward towards your dreams and don’t stop just because you are afraid to fail… Otherwise you are like a person who won’t crawl out from under the stairs, someone who is too afraid of failure to live. Don’t be content with controlled mediocrity. You cannot grow and experience life if you don’t allow yourself to stretch beyond your comfort zone.
Continue to move towards your dreams, continue to fail forward…
All my love, Connie Lynne

[@007sudhirking]

Tq mam, God bless

[@ConnieLynneSuccess]

Thank you :)