Help people with there fear first. Fear: The many faces of fear are familiar to us all. We have felt free-floating anxiety and panic. We have been paralyzed and frozen by fear, with its accompanying palpitations and apprehension. Worries are chronic fears. Paranoia is it extreme. In milder forms of fear, we are merely uneasy. When it is more severe, we become scared, cautious, blocked, tense, shy, speechless, superstitious, defensive, distrustful, threatened, insecure, dreading, suspicious, timid, trapped, guilty, and full of stage fright. There is fear of pain and suffering, fear of living, fear of loving, fear of closeness, fear of rejection, fear of failure, fear of loss of income, fear of God, fear of hell, fear of damnation, fear of poverty, fear of ridicule and criticism, fear of being trapped, fear of inadequacy, fear of danger, fear of disapproval, fear of boredom, fear of responsibility, fear of making a decision, fear of authority, fear of punishment, fear of change, fear of loss of security, fear of violence, fear of losing control, fear of feelings themselves, fear of manipulation, fear of being found out, fear of heights, fear of sex, fear of being on your own and being responsible, and fear of fear itself.

There is, moreover, a cause of fear of which many people are unaware: the fear of retaliation. This fear arises from the desire to strike out, to hit back, and to attack. As we let go of fear, we find that behind it, there is often anger at the object of fear itself. The willingness to let go of the fear and overcome it already moves us up to another level, which is anger. The fact that we can face this combination of fear/anger feelings and surrender it moves us instantly up to pride and courage. When we see the world is like a bucket of crabs, the full extent of its negativity becomes apparent. As we become totally aware of the bill of goods we have been sold, it is very likely we will feel anger and a strong desire to become librated from the constraints of negativity. (David R. Hawkins: Letting Go: The Pathway of Surrender).

Help people with there fear first. Fear: The many faces of fear are familiar to us all. We have felt free-floating anxiety and panic. We have been paralyzed and frozen by fear, with its accompanying palpitations and apprehension. Worries are chronic fears. Paranoia is it extreme. In milder forms of fear, we are merely uneasy. When it is more severe, we become scared, cautious, blocked, tense, shy, speechless, superstitious, defensive, distrustful, threatened, insecure, dreading, suspicious, timid, trapped, guilty, and full of stage fright. There is fear of pain and suffering, fear of living, fear of loving, fear of closeness, fear of rejection, fear of failure, fear of loss of income, fear of God, fear of hell, fear of damnation, fear of poverty, fear of ridicule and criticism, fear of being trapped, fear of inadequacy, fear of danger, fear of disapproval, fear of boredom, fear of responsibility, fear of making a decision, fear of authority, fear of punishment, fear of change, fear of loss of security, fear of violence, fear of losing control, fear of feelings themselves, fear of manipulation, fear of being found out, fear of heights, fear of sex, fear of being on your own and being responsible, and fear of fear itself.

There is, moreover, a cause of fear of which many people are unaware: the fear of retaliation. This fear arises from the desire to strike out, to hit back, and to attack. As we let go of fear, we find that behind it, there is often anger at the object of fear itself. The willingness to let go of the fear and overcome it already moves us up to another level, which is anger. The fact that we can face this combination of fear/anger feelings and surrender it moves us instantly up to pride and courage. When we see the world is like a bucket of crabs, the full extent of its negativity becomes apparent. As we become totally aware of the bill of goods we have been sold, it is very likely we will feel anger and a strong desire to become librated from the constraints of negativity. (David R. Hawkins: Letting Go: The Pathway of Surrender).

Dr. Nate, as always, great thoughts for us to factor. I fear less today than I do in times past. The extensive experiences I have over the decades with "Mr. Fear" enable to shed some light on the fear less experienced people in business may have. So in a small, your first point is right. Do our best to help people with their fear first. Lifelong process! Grateful to know you, Dr. Nate! Thanks.

Dr. Nate, as always, great thoughts for us to factor. I fear less today than I do in times past. The extensive experiences I have over the decades with “Mr. Fear” enable to shed some light on the fear less experienced people in business may have. So in a small, your first point is right. Do our best to help people with their fear first. Lifelong process! Grateful to know you, Dr. Nate! Thanks.