andrewthomas
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We all have to deal with fear (especially as
Entrepreneurs/Marketers) ... However the fear you
experience cannot stop you from becoming
successful or achieving your goal(s). As Bruce
Lee (and Susan Jeffers) famously said:
"Feel The Fear And Do It Anyway!"
Personally something I'm somewhat anxious about
is integrating Facebook and Twitter with my
(Personal Development) Website. However I know
that whatever happens I will deal with it. (And that
the vast majority of our fear(s) never actually happen
... They're just in our mind.)
Quick Tip:
Something you may find helpful is to open up
Notepad and title it something like: "My Internet
Marketing Fears." Then actually type anything and
everything you're anxious about. Why? Because this
puts everything into perspective and makes it easier
to overcome them ...
As Bob Parsons (CEO GoDaddy.com) said: "Very
seldom will the worst consequence be anywhere near
as bad as a cloud of "undefined consequences."
Something else you may find helpful is to remember
that:
"Every fear is an opportunity to be
courageous!"
Because "courage" means being afraid of something
― and doing it anyway. This can be very empowering.
As Eleanor Roosevelt said: "You gain strength,
courage, and confidence by every experience in
which you really stop to look fear in the face."
So remember then, no matter what happens you can
overcome all fears and be successful ... (In Business
and in Life.)
Andrew
P.S.
If anyone has any more advice (etc.) please contribute.
Entrepreneurs/Marketers) ... However the fear you
experience cannot stop you from becoming
successful or achieving your goal(s). As Bruce
Lee (and Susan Jeffers) famously said:
"Feel The Fear And Do It Anyway!"
Personally something I'm somewhat anxious about
is integrating Facebook and Twitter with my
(Personal Development) Website. However I know
that whatever happens I will deal with it. (And that
the vast majority of our fear(s) never actually happen
... They're just in our mind.)
Quick Tip:
Something you may find helpful is to open up
Notepad and title it something like: "My Internet
Marketing Fears." Then actually type anything and
everything you're anxious about. Why? Because this
puts everything into perspective and makes it easier
to overcome them ...
As Bob Parsons (CEO GoDaddy.com) said: "Very
seldom will the worst consequence be anywhere near
as bad as a cloud of "undefined consequences."
Something else you may find helpful is to remember
that:
"Every fear is an opportunity to be
courageous!"
Because "courage" means being afraid of something
― and doing it anyway. This can be very empowering.
As Eleanor Roosevelt said: "You gain strength,
courage, and confidence by every experience in
which you really stop to look fear in the face."
So remember then, no matter what happens you can
overcome all fears and be successful ... (In Business
and in Life.)
Andrew
P.S.
If anyone has any more advice (etc.) please contribute.
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