Break the cycle because what lies ahead of fear is POWER!

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This is it. This is IT!

No matter how hard you try to run away, you cannot escape your fears. You can try harder but the universe eventually makes you see that you were actually running in circles, and you will continue to do so until you face your fears. 

Personally, every time I said that I was afraid of something, sooner or later circumstances made me confront the exact same thing. Every single time. Right now, I am standing in front of the last fear of the almost-ended first quarter of my life innings (too much positivity thinking I'll score a century eh?!). By now, I know that the more I try running away from it, the more I will delay my dibs on abundance. But knowing is easy, taking the leap of faith isn't. 

I have been through this same process for the other fears of my life. Hence, this was supposed to be a little easier. Maybe it is, 'cause although I have started pulling back so I can push forth harder, I still have my sanity much in place unlike earlier times (#finallyadulting Whuttt?!). But for a girl that always has a plan, and two other back up plans just in case the first two fail, jumping in a pool of uncertainties is not easy. Okay, I know, nobody said it would be, either. 

Change is the only constant. Change causes transformation. Transformation helps us level up. Levelling up requires a change. Change is foraying into uncharted territories. Hence, change is scary. But when it all comes down to - It is now or never further delayed - let's dive right in and get done with it. 'Cause what lies ahead of fear is power and I can only shine my brightest when I am in my power!

                                      

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