By It’s been my observation that most people live in constant fear, and in a perpetual state of dread. There is a constant fear in most of us that we are not good enough, that we are not worthy, that we don’t have what it takes, that we are unlovable, that we are doomed to failure. These are the thoughts that get our blood pressure rising, causing us to doubt ourselves.
DREAD is a very powerful emotion, and as the author of a good friend once said, “DREAD is the emotion that keeps us from getting what we want.
This is why the fear of getting what you want is a huge deterrent for many people. Do you need money to buy a car, or a house, or a vacation? If you’re going to get one of those things, you’re going to need money. You don’t need to fear that you won’t be able to get it.
I get the feeling that the reason people get so scared of getting what they want is because of self-doubt. The feeling of doubt is pretty much the feeling of wanting to do something that you have no idea if you’ll be able to do at all. For some people, the fear of not having whatever it is they want seems to be based on such a strong doubt of the outcome that it prevents them from taking steps to get it.
Its not always the doubt of not having the money. Its the fear that you don’t have the money that makes you want to avoid the opportunity by hiding it. People who are fearful of not having what they want are often also fearful of not being able to get it. That is probably what the majority of people are afraid of. The fear of not having or being able to have what they want is a very strong fear because it forces people to look for ways to avoid that fear.
I like the idea of doing a little bit of both. First, we should be doing more. Second, we should be doing less. The first is easy. If we go out to get what we want and the fear is strong enough, we will usually find a way to get it ourselves. That is what I do with my life, I spend a lot of time getting what I want. But the second is harder because I know that I can’t always do everything.
The second is what I do for my own sanity, or lack thereof. I sleep all day, my thoughts are not guided by a clear set of ideas, and I have no clear idea of what I want or what I want to do. I tend to do what I do because it is the easiest thing to do. The first is what I do to make ends meet. I do it because I want to, not because I have to.
What I do to make ends meet is to have a bit of fun. When you are taking on your own day and doing something, you are in a weird place. I often find that I do get to do things on the weekends so that I can do it a bit more often. When you are doing something on the weekends, you don’t get to do it all at the same time. It’s just that sometimes you do get to do it a bit more.
There are so few ways to do things, and I know I do have to. Even if I do get to do something on the weekends, I am always in a weird place when I do it. I do it because I want to.
I have a habit of going to bed late and doze on Sunday. That means I have a lot to do, and I don’t need to do it all at the same time. I’ve had it for years. I’ve never had the time to do it all at the same time and I never would have been able to have it all done at the same time. It’s just that I don’t do it all at the same time.
