Mindset

Get Past Your Fears

coreyotten Sep 17, 2013 · 2 min read

Restored from the Empower Network archive (2011–2017), lightly edited to meet our current advertising standards. Views are the original author’s.

How To Get Past Your Fear

First Lets Define what a fear is.

An unpleasant emotion caused by the belief that someone or something is dangerous, likely to cause pain, or a threat.

is has the same definition for Noun and for verb. Obviously the verb is “TO BE AFRAID”.

But none the less, WOW! That is such a strong word after looking at the definition. So how do we get past that “Belief”…. HMMMM.

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Belief came from YOUR MIND. So we have to change your mind in order to change your belief in order to change your fear into… not fear.

Sounds simple right!?

It’s because it is! It is easy to change your mind. It can actually happen in an instant. All you have to do is DECIDE!

Start with the basics of your fear. If you are afraid of heights. Take one step up the ladder at a time…. IN YOUR MIND!

Because your body can’t tell the difference if you do it in your mind or if you do it in reality. Did you know that?

Start by listening to professionally developing audios. Like stated in the video. Audios make it incredibly easy to change your subconscious mind. But Corey… Is it really that easy?

Let me ask you. Have you ever tried before?

If not try it. Then you tell me whether or not you think your life has gotten better by listening to empowering audios. Get started by making a decision to change your life and your life will change! When you get better it is hard for your life to stay the same.

Incredible thing to think about huh?

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Fear of “What if it doesn’t work for me?”: This fear, like all fears, is about something in the future, Michael says. Because it hasn’t happened yet, it’s a fear that is false, even though it appears to be real, he says. To overcome this fear, change your thoughts from “What if it doesn’t work?” to “This is the way I’d like things to be.” “If you’re going to project something in the future, project a more positive image or a more positive thought or a more positive outcome,” he says
Fear of success: People often fear the change that success will bring, not success itself, Michael says. Pay attention to your fearful thoughts and reset them by eliminating the words “don’t,” “not,’” and “no” and setting forth thoughts of what you do want instead.
Fear of “This is really different from what I grew up with”: Challenging long-held beliefs can be scary, Michael says. “A belief is a repetitive thought,” he says. “It doesn’t mean it’s right; it just means that you’ve repeated it so much so that it becomes your belief,” he says. Michael says you can change your beliefs by asking yourself whether the belief is true. For example, if you’ve always believed everyone in your family was overweight, Michael suggests you find proof or evidence that members of the same family can be of varied weights.