4 Steps To Creating Unstoppable Courage by Dr. Aziz Gazipura

Author:Dr. Aziz Gazipura
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Made For Success Publishing
Published: 2014-03-14T16:00:00+00:00

You’ve got to realize that all the horror you prepare yourself for is not actually going to happen. Once you do that and you see through those fears, your courage will explode. You won’t be dealing with overwhelming fears anymore ... you’ll be dealing with minor challenges; things you will be able to plow through with ease.

Pick one item from your list and do it today! Once you do, you’ll be ready to tackle the third step to creating unstoppable courage.

Step 3 – Find Your Reasons

In the third step to creating unstoppable courage, you will learn to “find your reasons.”

Remember in the first step when we talked about what you would do if you had more courage? You have reasons for wanting to do that one thing, and they are extremely important. Why do you want to talk to her? Why do you want to speak up at work? Why do you want to create your own business? What is the thing that scares you and why do you want to do it?

There are powerful reasons there, but you might not have fleshed them out and made them really tangible by writing them down. Writing your reasons down solidifies their legitimacy and helps you to develop your courage.

Without these concrete well-defined reasons, we make it too easy to chicken out on ourselves.

When you’re facing your fear head-on, it’s like jumping off the high dive. The height may not sound so bad, but when you’re up there looking down, it feels like you’re about to jump out of an airplane. Once you jump off, though, you think: This was fun! The slap might have hurt a little, but no big deal. I wasn’t scared of that.

That’s all these things are: moments that will end up giving us great pleasure if we follow through with them. We need our reasons before we try them, however, to give us the incentive necessary to face that fear. Have you ever seen a guy climb down the ladder of the high dive? He probably didn’t have his reasons figured out.

Consider your purpose; what you’re here to do. When you’re standing there looking down at the water about to jump, you have to know why you’re doing it.

I want to jump off the high dive because I want to be able to do fun things. I want to be able to swim. I want to be included by my friends. I want to feel courageous. I don’t want to be scared anymore.

Those reasons are going to inspire that person to jump off the high dive because they are compelling. What are your reasons? What’s going to propel you forward?

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