Fear of the unknown

Fear of the unknown is a universal experience that many of us can relate to. It’s that feeling of unease or anxiety that arises when we are faced with something unfamiliar, uncertain, or beyond our control.

But hear me out, once these fears are entertained and nurtured in your mind, they begin to gain roots and then they become real. Job once said, what I greatly feared has come upon me. Meaning all those times, Job had the fear of losing all he had one day.

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Yes! there are times fear will set in concerning that relationship, regarding that new business you want to embark on but trust me…don’t entertain that fear at all. Instead of being afraid of losing or failing…rather think positive. The holy book says as a man think in his heart…so is He.

Whether it’s starting a new job, moving to a new city, or taking a leap of faith into the unknown, fear can hold us back from embracing new opportunities and experiences.

The fear of the unknown often stems from our natural desire for security and familiarity.

We are creatures of habit, and we tend to feel most comfortable when we are in familiar surroundings with predictable outcomes.

Stepping into the unknown disrupts this sense of security and can trigger feelings of vulnerability and apprehension.

However, it’s important to recognize that the unknown also holds the potential for growth, discovery, and transformation.

When we step outside of our comfort zones and confront the unfamiliar, we open ourselves up to new possibilities and experiences that can enrich our lives in ways we never imagined. Overcoming the fear of the unknown requires a shift in perspective and a willingness to embrace uncertainty.

This is to tell you that, in all circumstances choose to think positive rather than entertaining fear. Take that bold step today. The fear of the unknown has to be dealt with and this can be done by praying and being positive always.

Be positive and positive things will get attracted to you.

#beblessed

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