Procrastination and Fear

I just ordered Brain Tracy’s “Eat That Frog!: 21 Great Ways to Stop Pro­cras­ti­nat­ing and Get More Done in Less Time.”

Luck­ily, I don’t really have a habit­ual prob­lem with pro­cras­ti­na­tion, but if I get scared, I start to avoid things, even though I know real­ity is my best friend and ally in my life.

Any­way, for rea­sons and for details I won’t reveal, I’ve been quite busy turn­ing my life upside down and inside out in order to take my act­ing to the next level, and I’ve been scared to death — but I’ve been doing it, and against a head­wind of con­sid­er­able fear. Fear of what, hon­esty, really, madly, truly, I don’t know — what else is life for? I’ve been try­ing to make a shift from feel­ing threat and fear to feel­ing excited and con­fi­dently challenged.

Brain Tracy starts out my — or anyone’s — jour­ney out on just the right note:

This is a won­der­ful time to be alive. There have never been more pos­si­bil­i­ties and oppor­tu­ni­ties for you to achieve more of your goals than exist today.

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