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Are You Afraid of Success?

You may not realise it yet but you may have been "programmed" to fail!

Sounds horrible doesn't it? But it's true for so many people...

After you spend a lifetime of hearing phrases like:

"Be real! This is not for the likes of us!"

"Stop dreaming! Just do your job!"

"Just be like everyone else!"

"You can't amount to anything unless you go to university!"

"You are not smart enough!" That one is the cruelest of all!

I will stop at these, I am sure you can think of many more.

and all those popular sayings we keep hearing such as:

Better to be poor and healthy then rich and sick !

Money can't buy happiness!

All those little pearl of so called wisdom designed to make you accept poverty and keep you meek and compliant...

The results?

An individual who is afraid to take risks and search for an opportunity. Who settle in a semi comfortable rut with a false sense of security.

In short someone afraid of success!

Take my word for it that individual is a sad individual!!!

If you are one of those, break out of it!

Yes! IT IS POSSIBLE!

I know it seems like a hard thing to do, No one, least of all me, will say it is easy but it's worth it in the long run!

No need to turn your life upside down overnight! Nothing that drastic!

Just a simple step is all that is needed...

That one step is: To make the decision to TRY!

That's all! No magic! No voodoo needed! Just try!

And I have news for you: You have a right to fail!!!

YES!

You read right you have a right to fail! It's not trying that is a shame and an insults to your being, and I would go as far as saying:

It is an attack on your future!

Your future began a minute ago, and what you decide to do now affect your future directly or lack thereof...

Forget the nay sayer, forget those that say:

"In your place I would do such and such"

Because when you die they wont take your place!

It's YOUR life! Live it YOUR way!

It begins this instant by deciding to TRY!

Make it what you want it to be and don't settle for anything else!!!

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