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Overcoming My Fears
Published on 08/07/2024, 10:23
I cannot ignore this void that needs to be addressed. Light is there at the end of the tunnel.
I will warn anyone reading this, that this is a pep talk more than anything else. For years, I've told myself that I'm not worthy enough to do anything with my life. Years of that suffering has left me crippled and unable to do anything substantial. As much as I love to rely on 'realistic thinking'- which is, to have a balanced positive and negative perspective, that is impossible to have at a constant. I've lied to you in the first paragraph already, because my achievements have spoken loud and clear that I'm not a complete failure. I'm going to be completely honest though, I can and will do better to achieve my goals. If I EVER feel like crap, I'll just pop back to this article and tell myself, that my achievements and how far I've come, is not a sign to give up.
Overcoming My Own Worst Enemy - Myself
This page is for people who've tried so hard, but feel like they haven't done good enough. I'm not going to give myself empty promises, I'm going to commit to them fully and hopefully one day overcome my worst fears. I really think that the worst part of myself is that I'm thinking that I'm not capable enough when I truly am. The reason why I haven't fully given up, is because I have: - A driver's licence, so I can go anywhere I need to. - Confidence to do anything when given the right opportunity - Passion that won't extinguish easily.
Overcoming My Fear of Responsibility
I might have poor decision making skills but surely it won't like this forever. I think I can conquer anything with the right attitude. Let's put things into perspective shall we? For instance, with budgeting, just put some money aside for the rent and other unavoidable expenses, then further divide the other budget into important stuff like groceries etc. The remaining budget is your savings, that you should not touch. It's not too hard to grasp. I should also be able to do house chores more easily given that I'm alone and can concentrate.
The Outcome - A Better Me.
This may sound like an oddly specific type of victory, but trust me, this is what I truly want out of life. It isn't necessarily the paycheck or the hobbies that I enjoy the most, it's just being able to confidentally say 'I did it.' to myself, and maybe to others as well.
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Life isn't about how hard you get it, it's about how hard you GET hit and keep moving forward.
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~Rocky Balboa
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