What Is The Cost Of Being Afraid as an Overthinker?

Can you risk doing it and still be fine?

There are so many things going through my head.

Some good, some bad.

The question, lots of questions. Why this, why that, what if I do this, what if I don’t?

The mind moves so rapidly, if you blink, you just might miss a thought.

And the more you ponder on it the less clear it becomes.

However, the more you put yourself in a position where you are comfortable doing nothing…you risk losing everything.

Everything means for me one and only one thing.

My ideal future

A future where I can do what I love and it’s not based on other's opinions.

It’s based on MY hard work, MY past experiences, and my failures.

Failure is a strong word here.

The opposite of succeeding.

You didn’t get it.

But that’s not true when you’re chasing your dreams.

Because there’s always a way. You just got to find it, even though it’s hard.

A small little gap. Find it.

The fear of failure results in no action.

No action leads to procrastination and overthinking.

Fear is not only costing you your ideal future.

It’s way worse.

It’s costing you valuable time you could have put into bettering yourself.

Even if it was just 1% that one day counts.

Get up and stop being trapped in your own mind.

You might think that it’s doing you good when in fact you are just not disciplined enough.

It takes time, yes.

And effort, a lot.

But the more you do it, the easier it becomes.

Actually no, you won’t progress if you only do one thing. Let’s call it A.

Just like in the alphabet, let’s assume B is a task harder than A. And C is a task harder to do than B. And so on.

If you only do A for the rest of your career you’re toast.

You need progress.

One letter at a time.

Risk brings rewards.

Try B after a week or two of doing A. Learn about B, talk with others who are on C, and listen to them.

Try B, Fail, and get better after.

Got it?