What if fear is your ego's
way of attempting to keep
you from failing?
How does it know you
would fail if you chose
to act?
Are our life's experiences
limited by our
ego's desire to stay safe?
What's so wrong with
failure?
Your first attempts at
walking were failures.
Your first attempts at
speaking were failures.
Your first attempts at
writing were failures.
As we age, it seems we
grow out of the expectation
that we are likely to fail
on our way to success.
Is it a bigger failure to
never try than it is to try
and not succeed?
How can we possibly know
the outcome of all of the
things we suspect we will
fail at?
And...why aren't we willing
to give ourselves some
breathing room? After all,
the attempt may bring success,
or bring the info need for a
future attempt's success.
Just a few of the things on my
mind today...
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