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Copyright © 2009
Johnny Morney
Facing your fears will be one of the toughest things you will ever do. But I promise you it will also be one of the most exhilarating and rewarding things you will ever do. You must be willing to take off the mask you show the rest of the world. You have to be willing to strip down to the real you.
Most of us never really reveal ourselves to others for various reasons. I would go so far as to say that you have not revealed the real you to yourself.
Think about what is it that's keeping you from going after your dreams! It can be scary to look within and admit how vulnerable and weak we really are in certain areas of our lives.
But if you are going to truly be successful you must look deep inside to identify the bogeyman or woman that you have been afraid to confront. The only way you will ever be free to live the life you dream of is to face your fears.
Let's identify some of the most common fears you will face Fear of rejection. Fear of making decisions. Fear of change. Fear of the unknown which is a close companion to the fear of change.
Fear of confrontation. Fear of loss. Fear of failure. And the big one – fear of success. Fear of success is usually more suppressed than the fear of failure,
Envy, resentment or jealousy regarding people you consider more successful than you may be indicators of fear of success. Fear and all of its kin folks like (worry, anxiety, and self doubt) can literally prevent you from achieving and even attempting goals that could make your life a victory filled mind-blowing adventure...
Fear can paralyze and prevent you from taking steps toward your greatness. You must break away from fearful thoughts and actions.
During my drug addiction years I lived in constant fear. Fear of my family finding out, fear of going to jail and the fear of dying just to name a few.
You cannot deny your fears or hope they will go away. This will only add fuel to the fire that can suddenly explode beyond your control.
I can identify with the pervious statement on a personal level. You see I would not confront my crack cocaine addiction. My hope was that my addiction would magically disappear and no one would be the wiser. That didn't happen, what actually happened was it erupted beyond my control.
My family, friends and enemies became aware of my weakness because I would not look in the mirror and face my fears. Much like fires, fears are easiest to suffocate when they are small.
Stop being a master of masquerades. Strip down and confront your fears and banish them forever! Go to http://www.justastepaway.com/ to receive a copy of the *7* Specific Action Steps on how to overcome any so-called addictions holding you in bondage." (a $997 value)
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