Inner Voice – FEAR, your worst enemy.
Fear is your own making and it is in your mind only. We’re
prisoners of a non-existing threat of your own creation. Don’t be scared of it;
face it and make it disappear.
True, it is the human nature to
fear and be cautious. But most of the time, fear kills your zeal to take up an
initiative for success. Dale Carnegie says fear leads to inaction, which turns
many doubts and more fear. Action breeds confidence and courage. “If you want
to conquer fear, do not sit at home just to brood about it. Go out and get
busy.”
Perhaps Mark Twain has better
words, “Do the thing you fear the most and the death of fear is certain.” So,
what we fear most must be your first target of attack.
Success does not come to those who
make fear a constant part of their persona. Success goes to them who are
fearless and undaunted in the face of failures and challenges. If Gandhi had
made a fear a part of his character, India would have never got freedom. He was
frail and weak but his courage and fearlessness and his feeble cry moved
millions inside and outside the country.
And, if Neil Armstrong had been
scared of the danger of going to and landing on moon, he would have never got
the proud moment of making his joyous and triumphant cry, “A small step for a
man, a giant leap for the mankind.”
Any success demands a great desire
to eclipse the fear of failure. In other words of Bill Cosby, “ your desire for
success should be greater than your fear of failure.”
It is not that one will succeed
always. That should not stand as a problem. One who can bounce back and then
goes to war fully equipped will surely have success in his bag.
I hope this will help you to enhance your college experience or your day to day experience in life to achieve higher and valuable rewards in life.
