8 Greatest Fears to Achieving Transformation Success
The fear of not being accepted can be paralyzing
If you're feeling stuck and uninspired, it might be due to the fear of not being accepted or making a mistake. There's nothing wrong with wanting to belong, but that doesn't help when you aren't sure if others will accept you for who you are. Set yourself up for success by understanding what thoughts and behaviors may lead to an incongruent life. By learning and accepting your fears, it makes transformation easier as well as more manageable. You can take on your fears with deep breaths or even just a phrase in your mind that says "I'm scared now but there is nothing I cannot do."
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Entrepreneurs can be creative and ingenious in their decision making and organizing, but it's important to be aware of three common mental traps that may derail a business venture (and your dreams). From the Minding Your Business Blog at www.mindingyourbusiness.com - a blog dedicated to encouraging the pursuit of your passions through self-awareness, goal setting, and effective management of your personal and professional relationships. Thanks! - The Minding Your Business Team p.s. Are you a business owner or manager interested in getting free 1-on-1 support from me? Email info@mindingyourbusiness.com for details. I am happy to help you!
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Entrepreneurs can be creative and ingenious in their decision making and organizing, but it's important to be aware of three common mental traps that may derail a business venture (and your dreams). From the Minding Your Business Blog at www.mindingyourbusiness.com - a blog dedicated to encouraging the pursuit of your passions through self-awareness, goal setting, and effective management of your personal and professional relationships. Thanks! - The Minding Your Business Team p.s. Are you a business owner or manager interested in getting free 1-on-1 support from me? Email info@mindingyourbusiness.com for details. I am happy to help you!
Entrepreneurs can be creative and ingenious in their decision making and organizing, but it's important to be aware of three common mental traps that may derail a business venture (and your dreams). From the Minding Your Business Blog at www.mindingyourbusiness.
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Entrepreneurs can be creative and ingenious in their decision making and organizing, but it's important to be aware of three common mental traps that may derail a business venture (and your dreams). From the Minding Your Business Blog at www.mindingyourbusiness.com - a blog dedicated to encouraging the pursuit of your passions through self-awareness, goal setting, and effective management of your personal and professional relationships. Thanks! - The Minding Your Business Team p.s. Are you a business owner or manager interested in getting free 1-on-1 support from me? Email info@mindingyourbusiness.com for details.