“I seek strengths,
not to be greater than other, but to fight my greatest enemy, the doubt within
myself.”
Rainier Maria Rile says, “No feeling is final”
and the same could be said of your decisions. Just make a decision and remodel
along the way.
“Turning pro is a
mindset. If we are struggling with fear, self-sabotage, procrastination,
self-doubt, etc. the problem is, we are thinking like amateurs. Amateurs don't
show up. amateurs crap out. Amateurs let adversity defeat them. The pro thinks
differently. He shows up, he does his work, he keeps on truck-in', no matter
what.”
I am sure you have experienced a situation
when somebody made your day. However, what if you are feeling low and
uncomfortable no one is around to pick you up? There will always be one person
left to help you, and that person left is you. Most importantly always do this,
“whenever your inner doubts bubbles up, be quick enough to discourage it.
In your mind say 'no, no, no', I am not going
any longer”. Doing so, you disrupt the thought, and stop the inner self. People
don't care about that much, what you do or say. When you worry about what other
may think or say if you do something, then self-doubt will continue to grow stronger
and you will certainly get stuck and end up underachievement.
“It was high counsel
that I once heard given to a young person, 'always do what you are afraid to
do.”
Overcoming your self-doubt need,
you should be strong and straightforward at self-decision. You don't need to
know whether someone is seeing you or not. Just get up bright and start walking
with passion.
According the research I did some
years back, I found that successful people have the ability to see setbacks as
temporal. When you have a setback, it is easy to start doubting yourself.
Simply see set-backs as something normal. That is something that happens
whenever person attempt to take chance.