The Art of Being Ruthless by Michael Sloan
Author:Michael Sloan [Sloan, Michael]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Make Profits Easy LLC
Published: 2016-11-22T23:00:00+00:00
Courage Tip Two: Ignore the Feelings
Courage often appears when there is fear. In fact, the best definition of courage is that it isnât an absence of fear, but rather the ability to press on in spite of fear. Many times, there are parts of a personâs life when they are forced to encounter something that causes them to react in fear. This fear can be powerful and compelling, it can inspire someone to react out of sheer terror and in that moment, their emotions will overwhelm them.
Emotions can be a tricky subject, especially when you are trying to cultivate an air of ruthlessness in your life. Many people, especially those who like to pose, might consider themselves to not have feelings and to work very hard to hide the fact that they feel things like sorrow, despair and even disappointment. These people end up suppressing natural human feelings and in the process of doing so, cut off a very important part of themselves.
If you want to learn how to be courageous, the solution isnât to cut off yourself from your own humanity. Rather, it is to learn how to act in spite of your feelings. If you are experiencing a deep emotional influx of energy, energy that causes you feel nervous or uncomfortable, you might not be able to act the way that you want. You must be able to learn how to overcome those feelings.
The first step to learning how to overcome your fear is acknowledging the reality of the fear. Fear is a real thing and you are not doing anyone any favors by trying to pretend that you donât feel it. Instead of refusing to feel your fear, you have the option and ability to step up and acknowledge the fear. By acknowledging that you are indeed afraid, it will lessen the intensity of your feelings. Those feelings will only work against you if you try to fight them. Thereâs nothing wrong with them, despite how we feel. Remember, we have a natural hatred for discomfort, so when we begin to feel fear, we also begin to feel uncomfortable. In the process of feeling uncomfortable, we rebel against the way that we feel and try to avoid or suppress those feelings. This causes them to become only more and more intense.
By learning to acknowledge the feelings and give yourself permission to experience them, you can develop a greater sense of control over those feelings. You reduce their strength and power, you remove their intensity and as a result, you become stronger and more in control. This sense of control then gives you the ability to move in spite of your feelings.
After youâve acknowledge the fear and it lessens in intensity, you will then discover that you have a greater sense of self control. The stronger the emotions, the harder it is to have the courage to do the things that you want to do. Consequently, once you reduce the severity of your emotions by acknowledging them and
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