Frightened, deeply shaken inside, you can’t move let alone breathe well before embarking on the journey you are not sure of. Our biggest problem is the fear of unknown, whether it’s approaching that girl or guy your heart skips a beat for or quitting the job you have for entrepreneurship, start a business or chasing other dreams.
The question that ponders in our heads “What if I fail, what if this is not the right thing to do”.
It’s our nature as human to love security, we need assurance that even when things go sour we still won’t hit the ground and even if we do, our mind and hearts beg not to break and loose hope. Fear of the unknown, we are not sure of the outcomes of the roads we take, the dreams we pursue and the sacrifices we make but yet we need a glimpse of how well it will be at the end.
The ugly truth remains, we don’t know how things turn out in the end and that scares us even more. In all the uncertainties the only hope we have is trying, you’ll never know what’s on the other side if you don’t try. Every failed experiment is one step closer to success, go on try.
Battle your deepest, darkest fears because after sometime failing won’t seem that terrifying at all, take chances as much as you can.
Before working and releasing the one of the bestselling TV series of all time, comedian Dave Chappelle had to pass through hard places. At 14 while trying to pursue his dreams as a standup comedian, Dave was booed off stage but get the back up to become one of the best comedians of his time.
We
don’t know what lies on the other side, this is as bad as it is good. If we are
sure about everything that we are walking into, where can we get the excitement
of life. If we only do things we are sure of, how can we really enjoy the
fruits of our struggles. All the troubles, falling and pain along the way is
what makes the victory sweet.
Stumble, fall but make sure to get up, walk again before you start running.
