“Fear makes strangers of people who would be friends.” ~ Shirley Maclaine
The one insidious thing about fear is that it steals your true identity.
When you are in a state of fear, you do not think, behave or speak as you would when you are not afraid. You become a lesser version of yourself. Your authentic self becomes buried beneath the fear and cowering. This, in turn, has the ripple effect. Your are not your real self to people who would become friends. You show up as the lesser you. So if you are wondering why your relationships are not what they ought, think about how you are “being.”
Are you being fearful?
Because if you are, then you need to know that fear will not allow you to have healthy, long-lasting relationships. Your relationships may last long, but I can bet you they are not healthy and filled with peaceful exchanges. They are not nutritious. Look at your relationships – familial, work, social and otherwise. How would you diagnose them? Healthy or sick?
Remember, you are the common denominator of those relationships; so if they are not healthy, guess what?
"To conquer fear is the beginning of wisdom." ~ Bertrand Russell
Coach Carolyn
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