Uncover Your Greatest Fear Look at the places in your life where you feel stuck. Look at the patterns in your life. If you fear success, then you will act in ways that have you avoid being successful or you may be successful but no matter what you achieve, you feel as though it will never be enough. If you fear being good enough, then you might act in ways to prove yourself and you may be unwilling to see your own goodness which, again, perpetuates the cycle. If you fear making mistakes or being wrong, then you will constantly look for ways to prove you are right. You may get into fights or debates, or only spend time with people who are not as smart as you so they don’t question or challenge your perspective. If you fear being alone, then you will be alone, fearing that anyone you might get close to will leave or hurt you so why bother? OR you have so many friends that your time is taken up completely by others and you feel resentful that you have no time for yourself. You keep looking for love in all the wrong places.

Fear has been said to be false evidence appearing real. In recovery programs, FEAR is an acronym for Face Everything And Recover. If you want to improve your circumstances and move beyond your stuck points, then become aware of your fears and how they control you and limit you. It's one thing to be afraid, it's quite another to let that fear run your life. YOU can decide for yourself how you want fear to impact your life. Be in charge of your fear by creating awareness around it and give yourself the freedom to choose.

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