Can you remember a time when you wanted something really bad however it was right outside of your comfort zone. What did you do? Let it go with the explanation, “It wasn’t the right time.” Or better yet, have a running dialogue on the pros and cons and convincingly talk yourself out of taking the next step. Was your reaction grounded in fear? We all have had those experiences and episodes through life. How you react is the what will determine the outcome. Did you acknowledge and identify the root cause of your fears? The key is being prepared to face your fears.
Tip #4 – Release the Fear Factor
Fear has strange effects on the mind and body. It can paralyze you, fill you with self doubt, stop you from taking action or simply be the wall that blocks you. It moves productive individuals into a state inaction. Know that when you can take control, understand the process and stay within your comfort zone, fear is not a factor. It frees you to think creatively and productively opening up a world of opportunities that otherwise would have remained dormant.