Fear paralyzes.
Fear makes real the problem not the solution.
Fear is the belief that a situation has power to harm, not enlighten or purify.
Fear is literally the suspension of the human mind to solve any problem no matter how large.
Fear is what causes stress, strain, greed, anger, violence, hunger, aggression, worry, pain.
Fear is the root of all evil in the world.
Fear inspires action without thought.
Fear makes what is unwanted, permanent.
We have many futures before us -
The one we choose will depend on how many of us refuse fear.
Refuse to believe that any event can’t be solved.
Accept the idea that even the worst things that happen can be invitations to greatness.
Greatness is accepting into your mind that you can and will overcome any obstacle if you refuse fear.
Be great today - 
Refuse fear.

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2 Responses to “Want to Manage Fear? What is Fear?”

  1. Jeff Whigham says:

    Good thought. For me, fear (& despair & anxiety) are usually liars and are only checked by a measure of PEACE (grounded in hope & joy). It is a great day when we find this powerful peace within us. Great opportunities are certainly cloaked in great fear, risk and confusion. Below is such a thing in my life. All comments/emails are so welcomed.

    I have built something simple that can make a small but significant improvement to the US real estate economy. My hope is that it may also help the economies of many less developed countries, but let me start with what I know: US real estate.

    The National Property Record (www.theNPR.org) is a free and independent repository for real estate information. The NPR awards ‘Qualified’ status to properties when appraisals, inspections and other information are published.

    Lenders carefully consider a borrower’s Character (credit) and Cash Flow yet are far less serious about the third C: Collateral. This is understandable but needs to change. We need to encourage more transparency, allow unique disclosures (e.g. appraisals, other reports, photos, plans, contacts, etc.) to steadily accrue, and recognize a Qualified status/rating. This will aid US real estate sales and overall market stability.

    Though small, this represents a radical change in the way we evaluate and can understand real estate. It is a change that benefits everyone involved (sellers, buyers, agents, lenders, insurers, governments, etc.). And considering that real property is the single biggest asset of most Americans and of every US state, this help is very important and even urgent today.

    The National Property Record and its Qualification is simple, inexpensive, and powerful and my hope is that it will help many. Please consider this initiative and reply to me.

    Sincerely,

    Jeff Whigham
    Sea Island, Georgia
    Jeff@theNPR.org

  2. Chris Saffer says:

    Fear is a core emotion and when you boil down what hold people back from getting what they want out of life it usually comes down to fear. Your natural response to fear as a human is to tell yourself a story about why you can’t have what you want, why you don’t have what you want. Why not change that story to why you can have what you want. As a former boxing coach, I recommend the book “feel the fear and do it anyway”. Check it out!

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