For
certain mediocre people, it is very difficult to digest other’s success. It
makes their life miserable and nights sleepless. They find hurdles everywhere
in their life and they advise others also accordingly. They caution others from
every possible attempt not because of their concern for others but due to their
intolerance to other’s success.
Even
though they suspect their own arguments, they still do it. They find time to
share only stories of failure, and that too, in an exaggerated form. No
encouragement can be expected from them, only alienation.
They
even keep records of our failure more than us and don’t mind reminding us of
our failure before our every new attempt. They act as our well-wishers in
public and don’t mind backstabbing us in private. They folk together with
like-minded to ridicule and single down hard workers.……………They share no courage
but fear of failure.
To
get rid of the fear of failure, learn self-appreciation and try to regard all
the successes we achieved in our past. Practice ‘attitude of gratitude’ to self
and others. Keep a record of all your past victory rather than the losses and find
some time to review them often.
It could be your high school achievements,
first literary work, video of your best public speech, NCC medals, certificate
of appreciation or any. I am sure, those laurels can boost your self-esteem and
they will make your subconscious mind to believe and declare once again that
you can win.
To
attain what we want in our life, we need to get rid of the state of inertia.
Fear of failure may tempt us to continue in the state of inertia because
continuing in the state of inertia is comparatively comfortable and effortless,
at least for some time. But many are unaware that
Turbulence
in life is the indication of changes and without changes success becomes
unimaginable.
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